Sunrisers have 14 points from 11 matches and a win tomorrow would take them closer to a berth in the IPL semifinals.
The Chennai Super Kings, who have own the title twice before, are at the top of the points table despite a humiliating defeat at the hands of Mumbai Indians in their previous match.
After winning a record-equalling seven matches in a row, CSK endured a miserable outing in Mumbai where Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men were sent packing for a paltry 80, which was the season's lowest team total.
In an indication of his team's readiness to learn from mistakes quickly, Dhoni, in fact, expressed happiness that the defeat came during the round-robin stage.
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"I think it was a good wake-up call for us. With a few more games to go, we got it at the right time," Dhoni said.
Chennai's batting line-up comprising Michael Hussey, Suresh Raina and Dhoni himself is the envy of other IPL teams.
In the bowling department, CSK boast of Albie Morkel, Mohit Sharma, Ravichandran Ashwin, Chris Morris and Dwayne Bravo. All of them have done their bit and would be quite a handful for the Hyderabad batsmen.