Rocked by two consecutive defeats, Kolkata Knight Riders badly need a win as they take on an equally desperate South Australian Redbacks in their next Champions League Twenty20 match, here tomorrow.
Twice Kolkata lost to Somerset -- in qualifying and yesterday -- and now need to do well in the remaining three Group stage matches.
The Australian side is also coming into the match after suffering a heavy 50-run defeat against Warriors and tomorrow's contest promises to be a fiercely-fought duel, as neither side would like to face an early exit from the event.
Despite defeat, KKR skipper Gautam Gambhir was able to draw some positives. He hoped that veteran Jacques Kallis and big-hitting Yusuf Pathan would continue to score heavily.
From: http://ping.fm/HHBbE
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