Nick Knight/ Katie Martin: We are in the capital city tonight, and make no mistake, Delhi desperately needs a win. They have struggled at home, losing four of their last five on this ground. The silver lining? Their lone victory came on this very strip. They also posted a massive 264/2 against Punjab here, though we’outside the leg-stump conveniently forget for a moment that they actually lost that game! Despite the mixed results, they do have some high-scoring memories here. Joining me now is Katie Martin. Katie, we’ve been scratching our heads trying to decipher this surface, but we’re handing the magnifying glass over to you. What do you make of it? Well, Nick, I was just speaking with Kyle Jamieson, and he’s just as baffled as we are! This is Pitch Six, the surface Delhi specifically requested. When they played Punjab here, there was significantly more grass, but that was also a day game. Interestingly, Delhi’s best performances on this strip have all come under the sun. Looking at it now, the grass has vanished. To be honest, it looks barren. The soil is so incredibly packed down it feels almost 'glued' together, yet you can see dry cracks starting to open up. I don't expect much seam movement or extra bounce. It looks like it will play slow, favouring spin bowlers and 'pace-off' deliveries.