This match between the Knight Riders and Sunrisers promises to be a blockbuster even at this early stage of the tournament. Both teams are expected to compete for a top four place and there is plenty of star quality in both teams.

There will be plenty of pressure on both teams in this opening match and the greater experience within the Mumbai Indians’ ranks could be the decisive factor. They started the campaign last year relatively slowly and they will be motivated to do better this year and start well.

Manly struggled to keep hold of the ball in their opening game of the season and now face a Sydney Roosters side that will be keen to put last week's poor effort against South Sydney behind them. The Premiers were second best against the Rabbitohs but will be looking to bounce straight back here.

Newcastle got their season off to a great start as they won a close match with Cronulla and will now look to make it back-to-back home victories. They host a Penrith side that were shocked by Parramatta last week and displayed some worrying signs in their opening game.

Cronulla were narrowly beaten by Newcastle last week but will head home to Shark Park as they seek their first win of the season. They host a Gold Coast side that failed to post a single point last week and will travel without their first-choice halfback pairing.

Catalans secured a much-needed win over Hull KR with the Dragons showing plenty of resilience to earn their first away win of the season. Leeds on the other hand have hit rock bottom and last week's late defeat to London will be tough to overcome with the Dragons able to go back-to-back.

The majority of darts fans were delighted to see James Wade reinstated to this year's Premier League, and his inclusion has been justified with a couple of stunning performances, which have enabled him to collect five points from his opening four matches.

There are plenty of factors in favour of the defending champions Chennai Super Kings coming into this opening match against Virat Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Champions Dundalk were stunned last week as Sligo held them to an unlikely draw, so they will be fired up to bounce back here. They are somewhat understrength, but they still have enough quality to beat a relatively poor Finn Harps' side.

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Canberra got their season off to the perfect start as they nilled Gold Coast in the rain but will face a much tougher test here as they host Melbourne. The Raiders will need to control the big Storm pack that suffocated the Broncos last week and it presents a big chance for Canberra to see where they are at as a team.

Brisbane struggled to get a foothold in the game against Melbourne last week and now their young pack faces another big test against North Queensland. The Cowboys were comfortable winners over the Dragons and can take advantage of the uncertainty surrounding the Broncos halfback pairing to win here.