LLC 2026: Match 9, KSO vs IT Match Prediction – Who will win today’s LLC match between Konark Suryas Odisha vs India Tigers?

Published - 18 Mar 2026, 11:57 IST | Updated - 18 Mar 2026, 12:58 IST

Konark Suryas Odisha will face off against India Tigers in Match No. 9 of the Legends League Cricket 2026 at Gandhi Sports Complex Ground, Amritsar, on March 18.

Currently, Konark Suryas Odisha sit fifth in the table with one win from two games. They will be looking to bounce back in this match and secure another victory to improve their chances of advancing to the next round.

Meanwhile, India Tigers occupy second place with one win and a superior Net Run Rate. The team will aim to play with a focused and complete mindset to notch another win and strengthen their position in the race for the next round.

The pitch at Gandhi Sports Complex Ground, Amritsar, heavily favours bowlers, especially spinners and slow-medium pacers. In Legends League Cricket, the venue has hosted two matches so far, which was a low-scoring affair. Similar conditions are expected for the upcoming game, with the wicket likely to assist bowlers once again.

This is going to be the first meeting between the Konark Suryas Odisha and India Tigers. Therefore, the head-to-head sits at 0-0.

Morne van Wyk (WK), Miguel Cummins, Malinda Pushpakumara, Jermaine Blackwood (C), Jesal Karia, Kennar Lewis, Chirag Gandhi, Saurin Thakar, Faiz Ahmed, Ankit Rajpoot, Riturak Singh

Amit Paunikar (WK), Sumit Singh, Kuldeep Hooda, Pawan Negi (C), Samit Patel, Amitoze Singh, Jeevan Mendis, Kamau Leverock, Abu Nechim, Shadab Jakati, Abhimanyu Mithun

Kuldeep Hooda could be the key batter in this clash, having scored 93 runs in two games so far. His performance at the top of the order will be crucial, as he can anchor the innings through the middle overs and help India Tigers post a big total.

Left-arm spinner Saurin Thaker could be the key bowler in this clash. He has taken four wickets in two games so far, with his spells proving crucial. Thaker can apply pressure during the middle overs, forcing mistakes from batters and picking up wickets with ease.