AUS Playing 11 for Sri Lanka vs Australia, 2nd T20I, Player Stats for Today’s Dream11 Team Prediction

AUS Playing 11: Australia had a thumping 10 wicket victory over the hosts in the 1st T20I played on Tuesday. Aaron Finch and David Warner remained not out throughout the course of the 2nd innings to guide the visitors home. Within less than 24 hours these two teams will once again face off against each other in the 2nd T20I. What changes will the defending champions make in their playing XI for this consecutive match? Lets find out.

Australia Playing 11 Team News

• Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa misses out from the squad.
• Mitchell Starc has suffered a finger injury after 1st T20I and is expected to miss this match.
• David Warner and Aaron Finch remained not out on 70 and 61 in the last match.
• Josh Hazlewood picked up 4 wickets in the last match.
• Coach Andrew McDonald is unavailable for SL vs AUS since he has been affected by COVID-19.

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AUS Playing 11 

Mitchell Starc suffered a finger injury in the 1st T20I and will miss this match. Jhye Richardson is the only possible option to replace him in the eleven as Sean Abbot has gone back home yesterday.

Aaron Finch (c)
David Warner
Mitch Marsh
Glenn Maxwell
Steve Smith
Marcus Stoinis
Matthew Wade(wk)
Ashton Agar
Jhye Richardson
Kane Richardson
Josh Hazlewood

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Australia Squad 

Aaron Finch (c), Sean Abbott, Ashton Agar, Josh Hazlewood, Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Jhye Richardson, Kane Richardson, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Swepson, David Warner, Matthew Wade.

Sri Lanka vs Australia Dream11 Prediction for captain &vice captain

• David Warner is the ideal captaincy choice for this SL vs AUS match. He had a brilliant T20 World Cup campaign and a highly successful IPL 2022. He also scored an unbeaten 70 in the last match.

• Glenn Maxwell is another solid option for vice captain in grand leagues. He can contribute with both bat and ball.

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