A weekend’s worth of Indian Premier League action is coming up, with three matchups on the slate for Saturday and Sunday morning.
There are two unbeaten IPL squads left in the 10-team field, and both are in action this weekend — but only one is favoured.
Check out our IPL cricket odds for the trio of matchups on April 5-6.
IPL cricket odds
Sunrisers Hyderabad (-130) vs. Gujarat Titans (+105)
Date: April 6 at 10 a.m.
After a win in their opening match, the Sunrisers have dropped three in a row and sit at the bottom of the 10-team IPL table.
Given that Hyderabad finished second in the league last year, the club has quite a hole to climb out of. The Sunrisers are also coming off their worst performance of the young season: an 80-run defeat against the Kolkata Knight Riders.
Gujarat is the underdog on Sunday despite beating Hyderabad in their only completed matchup last season (the other match was abandoned due to rain).
Punjab Kings (-150) vs. Rajasthan Royals (+120)
Date: April 5 at 10 a.m.
The Kings were a disappointing 5-9 last season, but they’re well on their way to turning things around thanks to a 2-0 start.
Punjab beat Gujarat by 11 runs in its opener, following that up with an eight-wicket victory over the Lucknow Super Giants.
If the Royals are going to pull this one off, they’ll likely need Sanju Samson to recapture the magic from his season-opening performance. On March 23, he tallied 66 runs off 37 balls against Hyderabad.
Chennai Super Kings (-130) vs. Delhi Capitals (+105)
Date: April 5 at 6 a.m.
Delhi, like Punjab, is off to a 2-0 start to the fresh IPL campaign. But the Capitals are slight underdogs on their home pitch on Saturday.
Chennai’s Noor Ahmad has been among the top bowlers so far, collecting an IPL-high nine wickets. Then again, Delhi’s Mitchell Starc (eight wickets) isn’t far behind.
In their lone matchup last year, the Capitals posted a 20-run victory at home over the Super Kings.
IPL cricket odds as of 3:15 p.m. on 04/04/25.
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