IPL 2018: Scientific Astrologer predicts the winner of the final

The Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) thumped the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) by 14 runs in the Qualifier 2 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2018. The franchise will now cross swords with the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for the final at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on May 27. Kane Williamson’s men were phenomenal last night and brushed aside the Men in Gold and Purple with sheer disdain.

They found themselves in a precarious position while batting, however, was bailed out by Rashid Khan’s blitz in the death overs. During KKR’s run chase, the Orange Army was pushed back by Chris Lynn and Sunil Narine. Nevertheless, they didn’t lose heart and made a stupendous comeback. Rashid’s masterful spell of 4-0-19-3 picked the bones out of Kolkata’s celebrated batting lineup.

SRH to win?

SRH will now face MS Dhoni’s men tomorrow in a bid to win the championship for the second time. Meanwhile, Greenstone Lobo, a scientific astrologer in his article for Sportskeeda, has predicted that the Sunrisers will roll over the Super Kings in the final showdown. The team has already lost three matches against CSK, however, they are expected to break the losing streak.

Sunrisers’ progress against Chennai is anticipated to be equivalent to Mumbai Indians’ (MI) campaign against the Rising Pune Supergiant (RPS) last season. Mumbai lost three matches, two in the round-robin phase and one in the Qualifier 1, but turned the tables in the final. Also, Williamson seems to have a remarkable horoscope as Pluto will be entering its own house after 260 years.

Lobo states that planet Jupiter, Planet-X (2007 RH283) and Planet-Z (2008 FC76) will be around, which can work wonders for the SRH skipper. Tom Moody, Sunrisers’ head coach, also has Pluto in his favour, which adds to SRH’s chances. Dhoni has Uranus exalted in his horoscope, which is a weaker planet than Pluto. Planet-X is also weak in his horoscope.

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