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Toss Winner - Haryana won the toss and choose to bowl first
Haryana aim to build on recent win as Services look to bounce back
Haryana will win the match.
| Tournament: | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, 2025 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Hyderabad, India |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 27.3°C|Mist |
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Haryana will face Services at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Haryana come off a convincing 6-wicket win over Services in their most recent meeting — chasing 158 with 6 balls to spare — signalling a boost in confidence and execution under pressure. Services, meanwhile, will aim to regroup: their batters showed flashes of skill in that match but failed to post a defendable total. As both teams strive to improve their position in the group standings, this game becomes crucial. Haryana will look to continue momentum; Services must bounce back to stay alive in qualification race. With both teams having ability to hit boundaries and defend totals, this match could go down to who handles pressure better — especially in power-plays and death overs.
HYA
143/6 in 20.0 7.15
SMATE 2025
Gujarat won by 4 wickets
142/10 in 19.3 7.28
207/9 in 20.0 10.35
SMATE 2025
Haryana Won by Super Over
4/0 in 0.1 24
196/6 in 20.0 9.8
SMATE 2025
Puducherry beat Haryana by 5 runs
201/9 in 20.0 10.05
SER
109/9 in 20.0 5.45
SMATE 2025
Services beat Puducherry by 7 wickets
112/3 in 13.5 8.1
199/6 in 20.0 9.95
SMATE 2025
Himachal Pradesh beat Services by 83 runs
116/10 in 16.5 6.89
183/2 in 12.3 14.64
SMATE 2025
Gujarat beat Services by 8 wickets
182/9 in 20.0 9.1
Haryana bring momentum into Match 60. Their recent win over Services showed both batting depth and bowling discipline. Ankit Kumar’s 78 (off 53) underlined their ability to handle run-chases under pressure. The batting order appears settled and capable of delivering competitive totals or finishing chases. On the bowling front, their attack showed resilience — bowled first in last match but managed to restrict Services and then supported by a steady chase. If their batters get a good start and bowlers hold their lines early, Haryana should be confident of repeating success. The challenge will be consistency: avoiding slow starts, ensuring middle-overs control, and finishing death overs sharply. With their recent form and team balance, they look well placed for this match.
Ankit Kumar (c), Arsh Ranga, Nishant Sindhu, Yashvardhan Dalal (wk), Parth Vats, Samant Jakhar, Sumit Kumar, Anuj Thakral, Anshul Kamboj, Bhuwan Rohilla, Arsh Rana
Bhuwan Rohilla, Ashish Jitender Siwach, Ankit Kumar, Arsh Ranga, Nishant Sindhu, Yashvardhan, Parth Vats, Samant Jakhar, Sumit Kumar, Anshul Kamboj, Anuj Thakral
Services come into this match under pressure, having lost narrowly to Haryana in their most recent game. Their batting showed glimpses of aggression: players like Vineet Dhankhar scored 36 off 24 balls — a decent effort, but not enough for a defendable total. The problem was lack of support and inability to build partnerships under pressure. Their bowling, too, lacked penetration at key phases, allowing Haryana to chase down the total with relative ease. For this match, Services need a collective turnaround: the top-order must fire together, and bowlers must aim for early wickets and tight death-over control. If their batters click and bowlers execute, they have potential to challenge — but margin for error is small. Execution under pressure will matter more than talent on paper.
Gaurav Kochar, Nitin Tanwar, Mohit Ahlawat (wk), Mohit Rathee, Mohit Jangra, Vikas Hathwala, Vineet Dhankhar, Jayant Goyat, Nakul Sharma, Vikas Umesh Yadav, Pulkit Narang
Mohit Ahlawat, Gaurav Kochar, Nitin Tanwar, Vineet Dhankhar, Vikas Hathwala, Nakul Sharma, Jayanth Goyat, Mohit Jangra, Mohit Rathee, Pulkit Narang, Vikas Umesh Yadav
Dew or out-field speed might aid batting side in second innings — increasing value of chasing. Bowlers may get some early seam/spin help, but batting depth and execution will have higher impact under these conditions.
Pitch Condition
BattingBatting Conditions
High ScoringPace Bowling
SwingSpin Bowling
High Turn
The match is at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad — which recently produced a decent chase (Haryana chased 158 successfully), indicating a pitch with good batting support and outfield favouring stroke play. Evening conditions expected to be dry and mild, likely allowing a full 20-over contest.
Given wicket and outfield at Hyderabad have favoured chasing sides recently — and given Haryana succeeded chasing last match — the toss-winning captain may prefer to field first, restrict the opponent and chase. However, if the toss falls on Services and they sense early seam or swing, they might opt to bat first to avoid pressure. Toss decision will likely hinge on pitch inspection at start.
Considering recent performance, team balance and momentum, Haryana seem marginal favourites for Match 60. Their batting depth — exemplified by Ankit Kumar’s recent match-winning 78 — and a bowling unit capable of early strikes give them an edge. Services, though capable of hitting boundaries and with some promising players, need a near-perfect performance: strong top-order, partnerships and disciplined bowling. If Services manage early wickets or bat well to post 170+ and defend aggressively, they might win — but given Haryana’s recent confidence under chase conditions and balanced setup, Haryana are more likely to emerge victorious again.
Haryana will win the match.
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