KET vs MID Dream11 Match Prediction KET vs MID Dream11 Match Prediction

KET vs MID Dream11 Team Prediction| Middlesex vs Kent English T20 Blast | Match Preview

The two South Group sides will clash as they faced off previously against each other as well. Middlesex has to put an end to their poor show in the recent T20I Blast. They have won three of the four matches in the tournament thus far. They are currently placed at No.2 in the South Group and their opponent Kent is leading the table. Kent has won all their four matches so far with the freshest victory coming against Surrey.

Match details:

01/08 – 10:45 PM IST

South Group (N), Vitality Blast at Lord’s, Aug 1, 2019

Lord’s, London

Head to Head (Last 5 T20s)

KET won: 2

MID won: 3

Pitch Condition/Report:

The Lord’s produces pitches of different nature for T20s, ODIs, and Tests. While the ODI pitches stay slower, the Test tracks create a lot of swing and seam. But when it comes to T20s, the pitches here tend to be flat with only early swing and signs of good turn for the spinners as the game goes through.

Average first innings score: 173 (Last six Twenty20s)

Record of chasing teams: Won – 4, Lost – 2

Team News:

AB de Villiers is available for this game.
Kent’s Denly has secured his place in the Ashes squad and won’t play this game.
Hard-hitter Sam Billing got injured and won’t play as well.
Qayyum took a 5-wicket haul in the first game but failed in the rest of them.
G Stewert has not done anything special so far.
D Lincon might be left out with M Holden to make way for Eoin Morgan and Paul Stirling.

Squad:

Middlesex:

Dawid Malan (Captain), AB de Villiers, Stephen Eskinazi, Steven Finn, James Harris, Tom Helm, Dan Lincoln, Eoin Morgan, Toby Roland-Jones, George Scott, John Simpson (Wicket-keeper), Nathan Sowter, Paul Stirling, Mujeeb ur Rahman

Kent:

Daniel Bell-Drummond(C), Alex Blake, Jordan Cox, Zak Crawley, Sean Dickson, Fred Klaassen, Heino Kuhn, Adam Milne, Matt Milnes, Mohammad Nabi, Imran Qayyum, Oliver Robinson (WK), Grant Stewart, Hardus Viljoen.

Probable Playing11:

Middlesex:

Dawid Malan (C), Paul Stirling, Stephen Eskinazi, AB de Villiers, Eoin Morgan, John Simpson (WK), Tom Helm, Toby Roland-Jones, Steven Finn, Nathan Sowter, Mujeeb ur Rahman.

Kent:

Daniel Bell-Drummond (C), Zak Crawley, Oliver Robinson (WK), Heino Kuhn, Mohammad Nabi, Alex Blake, Grant Stewart, Adam Milne, Hardus Viljoen, Fred Klaassen, Imran Qayyum.

Key players:

Paul Stirling in List A and T20s this year: 1232 runs from 33 innings at an average of 38.5 with help of a century and 12 fifties.
D Malan has made 200 plus runs in this tournament and is the highest run-getter for his team. In his previous game, he posted 45 of 43 balls not out.
S Eskinazi has scored consecutive 40s in all three matches he played, supporting Malan in the same game he made a 50.
T Helm looks in great form as he has bagged 9 wickets in the tournament.
Nabi is bowling very economically and batting well. His last batting performances were – 34, 43. He also bagged the man of the match against Surrey
A Milne who has taken 4 wickets seems to be looking like good support to H Viljoen was has bagged 8 till now.
The captain Drummond has had a poor start in the tournament as a batsman, but after failing in the first two matches he is showing some promise, he made 42 in the last game.
Kuhn missed a few games although made a nice fifty in his second-last game.