"It is a must-win game for us because we would like to finish with a win. We did not play the way we played last year. We would like to finish off on a positive note," Bayllis told reporters here today.
Asked if KKR has any special plans to take on Sunrisers who have done extremely well at home, Bayliss expressed confidence that his side can make things difficult for any team if it comes up with a competitive performance.
KKR's title defence came to an end after the team lost to Pune Warriors by seven runs on May 16. KKR have 12 points from 15 matches.
Meanwhile, Sunrisers Hyderabad, which defeated Rajasthan Royals yesterday, had an optional practice session today.
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