Bengal would depend on their in-form batsmen Devang Gandhi, who notched up a brilliant 103 against Tamil Nadu in the previous match, Nikhil Haldipur, pinch-hitter Laxmi Ratan Shukla and Rohan Gavaskar.

Delhi, who clinched a cliff-hanger victory over Board President's XI at Guwahati, would cash on their strong top order batting line up. The team also has a good bowling line-up with Amit Bhandari, A Mehra, Akash Malhotra, Rahul Sanghvi and Harinder Chowdhury forming an effective pace-spin combination.

Robin Singh (junior) is likely to join the team tonight and in that case Delhi would play with three seamers.

However, the final eleven of both the teams would be decided after the team meetings later in the evening.

Delhi coach Surendra Khanna said the any score on the Keenan pitch, which would favour batsmen, can be chased effectively.

Khanna also said he was not taking the opponents lightly.