
Shane Watson was timing the ball in top form, scoring a half-century in the Qualifier 1 against Delhi.
He along with du Plessis gave Chennai the start they lacked this season, scoring runs in the powerplay at a healthy rate.
Watson will look to carry his batting form in the final against Mumbai.

Mumbai Indians: Hardik Pandya
Hardik Pandya has been out of international cricket for long now. However, he was in terrific form when he came out to bat in DY Patil Cup. Hardik, if he can replicate that form, then Mumbai Indians fans are in for a ride. His variations can be helpful in UAE conditions as well.

Harbhajan Singh has proven to be one of the most successful spinners in the cash-rich T20 league. He is one of the exciting prospects for KKR this season.

India's number one bowler has been the backbone of Mumbai's bowling for a few years now. He is second on the list with 27 wickets in 14 matches.
His closest competitor is Kagiso Rabada, and IPL finals will finally decide who gets the Purple Cap by the end of the season.

Faf not only found batting form in the Qualifier 2 against Delhi, he also proved to be the best fielder that Chennai have.
He saved many boundaries airborne which helped Chennai restrict Delhi to a low score.
He scored a half-century while opening the innings, which now the Mumbai bowlers have to stop him from doing in the final.
He has taken many splendid catches in the entire season.

Suryakumar played a defining innings of unbeaten 71 runs from 54 balls against Chennai in the Qualifier 1 and took the match away from them.
Rohit Sharma referred to him as one of the best players of spin, the Chennai spinning duo of Tahir and Harbhajan will have to pull up their socks against him.