Ramchen Cricket Tips

Not only did Sahibzada Farhan lead Pakistan with 40 runs against India 9 days ago, but he also led Pakistan against India a couple of days ago with 58 runs. Last month, he played a decisive role in Pakistan’s 3??'0 T20I series sweep against the West Indies. Farhan struck a fluent 63 runs off 41 balls in the third T20I, helping Pakistan chase down the target with ease. He should be able to lead his team in batting.

Kusal Mendis led Sri Lanka to a victory with 74 off 52 (not out) against Afghanistan. He won the man of the match award for his batting performance, and he might lead his team in batting against Pakistan as well.

Sri Lanka won the previous meetings with Pakistan. The last meeting was 3 years ago, in the Asia Cup's final. Bhanuka Rajapaksa led Sri Lanka with 71 off 45 (not out). A couple of days earlier, Sri Lanka defeated Pakistan by 5 wickets (with 18 balls remaining). Wanindu Hasaranga took 3 wickets in that match. I expect Sri Lanka to win this match as well.

Ssm Fanning disappointed when scoring off only 3 balls against Queensland. It is more than reasonable to believe that he would probably wish to fix that impression by making half a century. If he can stay long enough on the pitch, it is possible.

Jake Lehmann fired 130 off 182 (not out) in the 1st innings against Queensland, including 14 boundaries. He repeated that effort when scoring 102 off 151 in the 1st innings against Queensland in the final. If he gets close to these stats, I expect Lehmann to lead his team in batting against Western Australia as well.

If Joel Paris (3 wickets for 40 in 10 overs) and Joel Curtis (116 off 104) play like they did against Queensland, I don't see South Australia winning this One Day match.

Litton Das scored 54 in the 1st ODI against the Netherlands, and 73 in the 3rd ODI before the rain stopped the match against the Netherlands. He scored 59 against Hong Kong. If Das gets close to these numbers against India, I expect him to lead his team in batting.

Kuldeep Yadav took 3 wickets for 18 runs in 4 overs against Pakistan. Yadav was the Man of the Match for his effort in that match. I expect him to become the Player of the Match against Bangladesh as well.

Abhishek Sharma faced 39 balls against Pakistan, but almost a third of those balls turned into fours or sixes. He finished with 74 runs, including 5 sixes and 6 boundaries. I expect Sharma to set a high scoring run once again.

This is a huge mismatch. In the past 3 meeting between these teams, India won easily. They won by 133 runs, 86 runs, and by 7 wickets (with 49 balls remaining). Comfortable win for India is expected again.