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    ASW vs MRW Dream11 Prediction, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Updates – WBBL 2024

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    ASW vs MRW Dream11 Prediction: Hayley Matthews-led Melbourne Renegades Women will lock horns with Tahlia McGrath-led Adelaide Strikers Women to play the 23rd match of the WBBL 2024 on November 11 in Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.

    Tournament Womens Big Bash League 2024
    Match Adelaide Strikers Women vs Melbourne Renegades Women, 23rd Match
    Venue Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, South Australia
    Date Monday, November 11, 2024
    Time 12:40 PM IST / 07:10 AM GMT / 05:40 PM LOCAL
    Live Streaming WBBL 2024 Live Streaming And Telecast Channels List

    ASW vs MRW Squad

    Adelaide Strikers Women

    Tahlia McGrath (c), Bridget Patterson (wk), Katie Mack, Smriti Mandhana, Laura Wolvaardt, Madeline Penna, Orla Prendergast, Amanda-Jade Wellington, Jemma Barsby, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Anesu Mushangwe, Annie O Neil, Ellie Johnston, Maggie Clark, Eleanor Larosa

    Melbourne Renegades Women

    Hayley Matthews (c), Nicole Faltum (wk), Courtney Webb, Alice Capsey, Deandra Dottin, Georgia Wareham, Naomi Stalenberg, Georgia Prestwidge, Sarah Coyte, Milly Illingworth, Charis Bekker, Linsey Smith, Tara Norris, Tayla Vlaeminck, Josephine Dooley, Ella Hayward, Sara Kennedy, Emma de Broughe

    Adelaide Strikers Women Unavailable Players

    • Injury:  NIL
    • Others: NIL

    Melbourne Renegades Women Unavailable Players

    • Injury:  NIL
    • Others: NIL

    ASW vs MRW Probable Playing 11

    Adelaide Strikers Women

    Katie Mack, Smriti Mandhana, Laura Wolvaardt, Tahlia McGrath (c), Bridget Patterson (wk), Madeline Penna, Orla Prendergast, Amanda-Jade Wellington, Jemma Barsby, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown

    Melbourne Renegades Women

    Hayley Matthews (c), Courtney Webb, Alice Capsey, Deandra Dottin, Georgia Wareham, Naomi Stalenberg, Nicole Faltum (wk), Georgia Prestwidge, Sarah Coyte, Milly Illingworth, Charis Bekker

    ASW vs MRW Pitch Report

    The pitch at the Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide will be a good one for bowling. Pacers are expected to get particular assistance from the track, and run-scoring might be difficult for the batters.

    ASW vs MRW Dream11 Prediction – Mega Contest

    • Batters: D Dottin, C Webb, A Capsey
    • All-rounders: H Matthews, T McGrath, G Wareham, O Prendergast
    • Bowlers: M Schutt, A Wellington, S Molineux
    • Wicket-Keeper: N Faltum
    • Captain: H Matthews
    • Vice-captain: A Capsey

    ASW vs MRW Dream11 Prediction – H2H Contest

    • Batters: D Dottin, K Mack, C Webb, A Capsey
    • All-rounders: H Matthews, T McGrath, G Wareham, O Prendergast
    • Bowlers: M Schutt, A Wellington
    • Wicket-Keeper: B Patterson
    • Captain: A Capsey
    • Vice-captain: G Wareham

    ASW vs MRW Dream11 Prediction – Small Contest

    • Batters: D Dottin, K Mack, C Webb, A Capsey
    • All-rounders: H Matthews, T McGrath, G Wareham, O Prendergast
    • Bowlers: M Schutt, A Wellington
    • Wicket-Keeper: N Faltum
    • Captain: H Matthews
    • Vice-captain: A Wellington

    AFG vs BAN Dream11 Prediction, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Updates for 3rd ODI

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    AFG vs BAN Dream11 Prediction: Najmul Hossain Shanto-led Bangladesh will lock horns with Hashmatullah Shahidi-led Afghanistan to play the 3rd ODI of the Afghanistan v Bangladesh in UAE 2024 on November 11 in Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.

    Tournament Afghanistan v Bangladesh in UAE 2024
    Match Afghanistan vs Bangladesh, 3rd ODI
    Venue Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah
    Date Monday, November 11, 2024
    Time 3:30 PM IST / 10:00 AM GMT / 02:00 PM LOCAL
    Live Streaming How to watch AFG vs BAN ODI live-streaming

    AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI Squad

    Afghanistan

    Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), Hashmatullah Shahidi (c), Sediqullah Atal, Rahmat Shah, Azmatullah Omarzai, Gulbadin Naib, Mohammad Nabi, Rashid Khan, Allah Ghazanfar, Nangeyalia Kharote, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Fareed Ahmad Malik, Ikram Alikhil, Darwish Rasooli, Riaz Hassan, Noor Ahmad, Abdul Malik, Bilal Sami, Naveed Zadran

    Bangladesh

    Najmul Hossain Shanto (c), Jaker Ali (wk), Tanzid Hasan, Soumya Sarkar, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Towhid Hridoy, Mahmudullah, Nasum Ahmed , Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman, Zakir Hasan, Rishad Hossain, Nahid Rana

    Afghanistan Unavailable Players

    • Injury:  NIL
    • Others: NIL

    Bangladesh Unavailable Players

    • Injury:  NIL
    • Others: NIL

    AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2024 Probable Playing 11

    Afghanistan

    Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), Sediqullah Atal, Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi (c), Azmatullah Omarzai, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib, Rashid Khan, Nangeyalia Kharote, Allah Ghazanfar, Fazalhaq Farooqi

    Bangladesh

    Tanzid Hasan, Soumya Sarkar, Najmul Hossain Shanto (c), Towhid Hridoy, Mahmudullah, Jaker Ali (wk), Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Nasum Ahmed , Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman

    AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI Pitch Report

    The pitch at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium is expected to be on the slower side and the batters will might struggle to play their shots. The spinners might play a big role in deciding the fate of the game.

    AFG vs BAN Dream11 Prediction – Mega Contest

    • Batters: N Hossain Shanto
    • All-rounders: M Nabi, A Omarzai, M Hasan Miraz
    • Bowlers: T Ahmed, M Rahman, Rashid Khan, N Ahmed, F Farooqi, A Ghazandar
    • Wicket-Keeper: R Gurbaz
    • Captain: Rashid Khan
    • Vice-captain: A Ghazandar

    AFG vs BAN Dream11 Prediction – H2H Contest

    • Batters: H Shahidi, N Hossain Shanto, S Atal
    • All-rounders: M Nabi, S Sarkar, A Omarzai, M Hasan Miraz
    • Bowlers: T Ahmed, M Rahman, Rashid Khan
    • Wicket-Keeper: R Gurbaz
    • Captain: Rashid Khan
    • Vice-captain: M Rahman

    AFG vs BAN Dream11 Prediction – Small Contest

    • Batters: N Hossain Shanto
    • All-rounders: M Nabi, A Omarzai, M Hasan Miraz
    • Bowlers: T Ahmed, M Rahman, Rashid Khan, F Farooqi, N Kharote, A Ghazandar
    • Wicket-Keeper: R Gurbaz
    • Captain: Rashid Khan
    • Vice-captain: T Ahmed

    PCB gets mail from ICC on India’s unwillingness to tour Pakistan for Champions Trophy

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    Pakistan vs India

    The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed on Sunday that India had informed the International Cricket Council about its unwillingness to travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy, scheduled in February-March next year.

    “The PCB has received an e-mail from the ICC, stating that the BCCI has informed them that their team will not travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025,” PCB said in a statement.

    “The PCB has forwarded that e-mail to the Government of Pakistan for their advice and guidance,” said a PCB spokesperson.

    PCB made no further comments on the ICC e-mail but its chairman, Mohsin Naqvi had said on Friday that Pakistan would unveil its policy when they get something in writing from the ICC.

    The BCCI had earlier intimated to the global cricket body about India’s inability to travel to the neighbouring nation, leaving the PCB with no option but to organise the Champions Trophy in the ‘Hybrid Model’.

    Naqvi had also said that the ‘Hybrid Model’ was unacceptable to Pakistan.

    India has not sent its cricket team to Pakistan since 2008 when they last came for the Asia Cup under Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s captaincy. Pakistan has toured India for a bilateral white-ball series in 2012-13, the T20 World Cup in 2016 and the 50-over World Cup last year.

    As reported earlier, India will play all its matches in Dubai and the high-profile India vs Pakistan tie will also be held in the UAE.

    “This is an ICC event and BCCI has informed the global body that it won’t travel to Pakistan. It will depend on ICC to inform the host nation about the development and then close in on the scheduling of the tournament. The convention is to announce the schedule 100 days prior to the commencement of the event,” a BCCI source had told PTI on conditions of anonymity a few days back.

    Dubai is the best location for India’s matches as it has the highest capacity among three stadiums, and all the essential infrastructure is well in place after hosting the Women’s T20 World Cup last month.

    Last year, the Asia Cup, which was hosted by Pakistan, had to be held in a ‘Hybrid Model’ after India refused to tour the country.

    SA bowlers restrict India to paltry 124/6 on a bouncy pitch in second T20I

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    Indian top-order suffered a collective meltdown against disciplined South African bowlers on a bouncy pitch, managing a way below par 124 for six in the second T20I here on Sunday.

    SA skipper Aiden Markram had little hesitation in selecting to bowl once he won the toss, and the bowlers vindicated his call with a stellar effort.

    The Proteas bowlers hit the back of length line and the natural bounce on the pitch did the rest. Abhishek Sharma’s dismissal was an example for this.

    The left-hander’s underwhelming outings in T20Is continued as his miscued pull off a climbing delivery from Gerald Coetzee ended in the hands of Marco Jansen, who made the first strike dismissing Sanju Samson (0, 3b).

    Samson, who had become the first Indian batsman to score back-to-back T20I hundreds, gave himself space to heave Jansen over mid-off, but the opener paid a heavy price for needless pre-meditation to get bowled.

    Jansen started off with a wicket maiden and the rest of the SA bowlers hardly offered any freebies for Indian batters to shake off the pressure.

    Skipper Suryakumar Yadav, who shuffled across a tad too much, missed a fuller delivery from Andile Simelane to get trapped in front of the stumps, and it was the pacer’s maiden international wicket.

    India ended the Power Play segment on a poor 34 for three.

    Axar Patel (27, 21b), who was moved up the order played a couple of delectable shots including a punch through the covers off Keshav Maharaj for a four, was India’s most assured batter on the night.

    But the left-hander backed up a bit too far as Hardik Pandya’s straight drive took a deflection off spinner Peter Nqabayomzi’s hand before rattling the stumps. Axar did not even wait for the review to walk away from the field.

    In the interim, India went through a boundary-less period between the 10th and 16th over, which was ended when Arshdeep Singh mowed leg-spinner Peter for a six.

    Even an accomplished hitter like Hardik Pandya (39, 45 balls), who found some late steam, had to wait till his 28th delivery to find a boundary, underscoring India’s struggles on the night.

    South Africa’s Brilliant Bowling Restricts India to 124/6 in 20 Overs | 2nd T20I

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    South Africa T20I team

    South Africa won the toss and they chose to bowl first in the 2nd T20I against India.

    Indian Batters started to struggle from the first over. Last Match centurion Sanju Samson gone for a three ball DUCK. Indian batters started losing thier wickets in the upcoming overs one after another.

    After 4 overs, India were just 15 for 3 & they lost Sanju Samson, Abhishek Sharma and the Skipper, Surya Kumar Yadav.

    Tilak Varma and Axar Patel takes the game forward from there.

    Everything was going right till that moment. Markram comes to bowl the 8th over and it wasn’t going good. Both Tilak and Axar were trying hard to get boundaries.

    It was the last ball of Markram’s first over. The ball was tossed up and Tilak Varma drives it up towards cover but Miller sticks out his right hand and plucks it out of thin air.

    Axar Patel showed some promising form, connecting well with the ball, but was unfortunately run out at the non-striker’s end due to an unlucky deflection from Hardik Pandya’s straight drive off the bowler’s hand.

    Rink Singh didn’t stay as he departed for 9 runs from 11 balls.

    Arshdeep Singh stays strong on the non-strikers end and it was Hardik Pandya who faced most of the balls from then. Arshdeep came in after 15.2 Overs and at that time, Hardik Pandya was just 14 runs from 23 balls.

    Middle Order Concern seems to be turned ON for Team India in this Series and it should not continue further.

    Hardik was trying to connect the ball and he couldn’t able to connect except few balls. There were few drops in the last over allowed him to stay not out till the end.

    At the end of 20 overs, India were 124 for 6 and Hardik Pandya was 39 from 45 balls.

    India Innings Scoreboard

    Batting:

    Sanju Samson b Jansen 0

    Abhishek Sharma c Jansen b Coetzee 4

    Suryakumar Yadav lbw b Simelane 4

    Tilak Varma c Miller b Markram 20

    Axar Patel run out 27

    Hardik Pandya not out 39

    Rinku Singh c Coetzee b Peter 9

    Arshdeep Singh not out 7

    Extras: (B-1, LB-5, W-8) 14

    Total: (For 6 wickets in 20 overs) 124

    Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-5, 3-15, 4-45, 5-70, 6-87.

    Bowling:

    Marco Jansen 4-1-25-1,
    Gerald Coetzee 4-0-25-1,
    Andile Simelane 3-0-20-1,
    Keshav Maharaj 4-0-24-0,
    Aiden Markram 1-0-4-1,
    Nqabayomzi Peter 4-0-20-1.

    Is Middle-Order still a Concern for Team India in T20I? | SA vs IND 2nd T20I

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    The India tour of South Africa 2024 kicked off with a four-match T20I series. In the first T20I, South Africa won the toss and opted to bowl.

    Star opener Sanju Samson continued his impressive form, scoring a brilliant century. However, India struggled to maintain momentum after his dismissal, and the run rate dropped significantly. The lack of strong finishers in this match raised some concerns about India’s middle order.

    On November 10, in the second T20I, Samson was dismissed for a duck, and India faced similar challenges. Each player tried to score aggressively, but no solid partnerships were established.

    Axar Patel showed some promising form, connecting well with the ball, but was unfortunately run out at the non-striker’s end due to an unlucky deflection from Hardik Pandya’s straight drive off the bowler’s hand.

    Credit is due to South Africa’s bowlers, who delivered a disciplined and effective attack throughout the match.

    Hardik Pandya stayed at the crease until the last ball but couldn’t turn it into a big score. At the end of 20 overs, India posted 124/6, setting a target of 125 for South Africa. This will put pressure on the Indian bowlers to defend the total.

    Watch: Stunner Catch by Miller to Dismiss Tilak Varma in 2nd T20I | SA vs IND 2nd T20I

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    During the 2nd T20I Match between South Africa and India, the Indian batters were struggling from the start. When India was 15-3 after 4 Overs, Tilak Varma and Axar Patel takes the game forward.

    Everything was going right till that moment. Markram comes to bowl the 8th over and it wasn’t going good. Both Tilak and Axar were trying hard to get boundaries.

    It was the last ball of Markram’s first over. The ball was tossed up and Tilak Varma drives it up towards cover but Miller sticks out his right hand and plucks it out of thin air.

    Watch the Stunning Catch by Miller here:

    It is a very shattering experience: Ashwin on 0-3 White Wash to New Zealand

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    Ashwin with MS Dhoni

    India’s senior off-spinner R Ashwin has described the 0-3 whitewash in the Test series against New Zealand as “shattering” and took the blame for the unprecedented drubbing at home.

    This is the first time India suffered a whitewash in a series comprising three or more Tests at home, having gone unbeaten on their own turn for the last 12 years.

    “We have been hit by a 3-0 loss by New Zealand. I read somewhere that it has never happened in India,” Ashwin said on his YouTube channel.

    “I know that in my career and experience, we do not have so many emotions when we play. But, it is a very shattering experience, which is the right word. I didn’t know how to respond or react to it for the last two or three days.”

    Ashwin took responsibility for India’s poor performance in the series, and acknowledged that his own below-par performance has not helped the team’s cause.

    “I expect a lot from myself. I am a guy who says I am the reason for everything that went wrong. I am also a big reason and a big part of it (series loss).

    “I couldn’t contribute to the lower-order runs. As a bowler, I know that runs are a vital currency for a bowler. I started well in many places, then I threw it away on a couple of occasions. I put my best but it wasn’t enough,” Ashwin added.

    The 38-year-old seasoned campaigner hoped the team would be able to learn from the embarrassing series loss.

    “Losing is okay, as nobody is invincible. Our first mistake is to think we are invincible, and I do not think like that. After 20 days, when we reflect, we will have clarity,” he added.

    “I expect closure, and there should be a conclusion. Only if there is a conclusion, we would be able to learn from it. There is no finish line, as there is only a starting line for what you do next.”

    Ashwin managed just nine wickets in six innings at an average of 41.22, and his best figures in the series read 3/63.

    “I kept asking myself questions and discussed a lot. If I wanted to complain, I used to complain to my kids. I put my best out there, but it wasn’t enough. I am a guy who says ‘I am the reason for everything that went wrong’, and I am also a big reason and part of it.

    “I kept asking myself, ‘Why did I start well again and again, and leave it hanging? Where did we make a mistake? Did we lose our minds?’

    “You need to give a push. When you bat, you cannot keep taking the punches.

    “Every time, when I pushed the momentum of the innings, I just lost my wicket at the wrong time, and at the wrong juncture — feel very bad about it.”

    Ashwin pointed out what worked for New Zealand and praised the Kiwis for their superb display.

    “New Zealand played some fantastic cricket. At no stage in the series they bat out India, but had enough runs on the board for their bowlers to stay in the game. They defended well and there were no LBWs because of the speed of the pitch. It eliminated the pitch.

    “They didn’t get hit in the legs. They just protected the outside edge. I think I couldn’t exploit it. I felt bad,” Ashwin said.

    Unchanged SL chose to Bowl, Ferguson back for NZ | 2nd T20I NZ vs SL

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    Sri Lanka
    Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl first in the second T20I, after the start was delayed by 20 minutes by drizzle.
    New Zealand have made one change to the XI as fast bowler Lockie Ferguson comes in for Jacob Duffy. Ferguson was now sufficiently recovered from a niggle and back to the team now.
    Sri Lanka remains unchanged. Their captain had said before the series that they would play their best XI as often as possible.
    New Zealand Playing XI:
    Tim Robinson, Will Young, Mark Chapman, Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Hay (wk), Josh Clarkson, Mitchell Santner (capt.), Ish Sodhi, Zakary Foulkes, Lockie Ferguson
    Sri Lanka Playing XI :
    Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis (wk), Kusal Perera, Kamindu Mendis, Charith Asalanka (capt.), Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Wanindu Hasaranga, Dunith Wellalage, Maheesh Theekshana, Nuwan Thushara, Matheesha Pathirana

    Pressure builds as India lost their 3rd Wicket within First 4 Overs | SA vs IND 2nd T20I

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    South Africa Men's Cricket team(Image: CSA)

    South African Fast Bowlers were in a nice rythm today as they are targeting the openers well and good.

    Sanju Samson who created record with 2 consecutive centuries in the last two matches, didn’t get the timing right and gone for a duck. He was trying to be aggresive but it didn’t help like the last match. Jansen strikes right on his third ball and dismisses Samson for a DUCK.

    Samson b Marco Jansen 0(3)

    Abhishek Sharma faced his first ball in the second over and started it with a boundary. But Gerald Coetzee strikes him on his third ball of his first over and got his wicket. It was a top edge and gone.

    Abhishek Sharma c Marco Jansen b Gerald Coetzee 4(5) [4s-1]

    Suryakumar Yadav was trying to take charge by timing the ball. But, Simelane get his wicket by an LBW call. This was pitched up by the bowler around middle and leg, and the batsman got beaten. Gets hit on the back shoe and the umpire reckons this was lbw.

    Suryakumar Yadav lbw b Simelane 4(9)

    Tilak Varma and Axar Patel are in the middle at the moment and trying to build a strong solid innings right from there.

    Mustafizur Rahman likely to Miss the West Indies Tour this December

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    Bangladesh Fast Bowler Mustafizur Rahman likely to miss the white ball series against West Indies this December. Bangladesh tour of West Indies is happening on this December 2024 and Mustafizur Rahman has applied for leave as he want to spend time with his family.

    Purpose of leave is to stay with his wife as they are expecting a baby by December 2024. As per the reports, the officials confirms that he has requested for leave and it is not yet confirmed. The board is about to discuss with him once he is back from UAE where the Afghanistan vs Bangladesh is happening at the moment.

    They are about to check his availability atleast for a format either ODI or T20I.

    “It’s true that he (Mustafizur) asked for leave (during the white-ball series against West Indies) but we are yet to take a decision as there is still time in our hand. Let him come and we can talk over the matter and see whether he can be available for one format (ODIs, T20Is) or not,” said the official.

    “At the same time we have to consider this is a family issue and it is top priority for everyone,” he added.

    WI vs ENG Dream11 Prediction, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Updates for 2nd T20I

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    WI vs ENG Dream11 Prediction: Jos Buttler-led England will lock horns with Rovman Powell-led West Indies to play the 2nd T20I of the England tour of West Indies 2024 on November 10 in Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados.

    Tournament England tour of West Indies 2024 
    Match West Indies vs England, 2nd T20I
    Venue Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados
    Date Monday, November 11, 2024
    Time 1:30 AM (Nov 11) IST / 08:00 PM GMT / 04:00 PM LOCAL
    Win Prediction England

    WI vs ENG Squad

    West Indies

    Nicholas Pooran (wk), Rovman Powell (c), Brandon King, Evin Lewis, Shimron Hetmyer, Sherfane Rutherford, Andre Russell, Romario Shepherd, Akeal Hosein, Gudakesh Motie, Shamar Joseph, Roston Chase, Shai Hope, Matthew Forde, Terrance Hinds

    England

    Philip Salt (wk), Jos Buttler (c), Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Jacob Bethell, Sam Curran, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood, Reece Topley, Jofra Archer, Michael-Kyle Pepper, Rehan Ahmed, Jordan Cox, John Turner, Jafer Chohan

    West Indies Unavailable Players

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    England Unavailable Players

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    WI vs ENG Probable Playing 11

    West Indies

    Brandon King, Evin Lewis, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Rovman Powell (c), Sherfane Rutherford, Andre Russell, Romario Shepherd, Akeal Hosein, Shamar Joseph, Gudakesh Motie

    England

    Philip Salt (wk), Will Jacks, Jos Buttler (c), Liam Livingstone, Jacob Bethell, Sam Curran, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood, Reece Topley

    WI vs ENG Pitch Report

    The pitch at  Kensington Oval in Barbados will be a little difficult for the batters, they will be facing problems to play their shots. Bowlers will likely play a huge role in the game, the pitch will offer some turn to the spinners, while the fast bowlers can be effective with their cutters and slow balls.

    WI vs ENG Dream11 Prediction – Mega Contest

    • Batters: W Jacks
    • All-rounders: A Russell, L Livingstone, S Curran, R Shepherd
    • Bowlers: A Rashid, G Motie, S Mahmood
    • Wicket-Keeper: J Buttler, N Pooran, P Salt
    • Captain: P Salt
    • Vice-captain: L Livingstone

    WI vs ENG Dream11 Prediction – H2H Contest

    • Batters: E Lewis
    • All-rounders: A Russell, L Livingstone, S Curran, R Shepherd
    • Bowlers: A Rashid, G Motie, A Hosein, S Mahmood
    • Wicket-Keeper: N Pooran, P Salt
    • Captain: G Motie
    • Vice-captain: A Russell

    WI vs ENG Dream11 Prediction – Small Contest

    • Batters: B King
    • All-rounders: A Russell, L Livingstone, S Curran, R Shepherd, J Bethell
    • Bowlers: A Rashid, G Motie
    • Wicket-Keeper: J Buttler, N Pooran, P Salt
    • Captain: A Russell
    • Vice-captain: N Pooran
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