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Chennai vs Rajasthan: battle for survival

Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals will have another shot at getting some momentum going as they lock horns in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;on Monday.

Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals will have another shot at getting some momentum going as they lock horns in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;on Monday. Both teams have had more failures than victories and have managed just 3 wins each from their respective 9 games. CSK&nbsp;and Royals need to win each of their remaining 5 games now in order to qualify for the playoffs on their own.&nbsp;Though batting is a concern for both the teams, one thing in Chennai's favour is the fact that they enjoy a 14-9 head-to-head record against Rajasthan. But the Royals got the better of&nbsp;CSK&nbsp;in a high-scoring game in Sharjah&nbsp;earlier in the tournament. Come Monday, both sides will fight for survival.

Adjusting to UAE heat will be a big challenge in IPL: AB de Villiers

'Players will have to make sure to save energy for the backend of the innings or last 5 overs&nbsp;their bowling spells'

One thing which has troubled every player in the UAE is the heat. With temperatures rising above 40 degrees daily, Royal Challengers Bangalore star batsman AB de Villiers feel that adjusting to the heat will be a big challenge in the 13th edition of the IPL.
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'I am not really used to these kind of conditions to be honest. It' very hot, it reminds me of a Test match we played in July in Chennai once where Viru&nbsp;scored 300. It was one the hottest weather conditions I have experience in my life.&nbsp;The humidity is similar to that, even at 10 at night. When I arrived here I checked the weather conditions of a few months and it seems to be getting better. It is definitely going to play a part and you have to make sure you have the energy for the backend of the innings or last five overs of your bowling spell.'

One thing which has troubled every player in the UAE is the heat. With temperatures rising above 40 degrees daily, Royal Challengers Bangalore star batsman AB de Villiers feel that adjusting to the heat will be a big challenge in the 13th edition of the IPL. He said that he is not used to such conditions as it's very hot. ABD&nbsp;added that it will play a part and you have to make sure to save your&nbsp;energy for the backend of the innings or last five overs of your bowling spell.

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