SF vs NY Dream11 Prediction MLC 2025, Eliminator, Team News, Pitch Report, Squad, Fantasy Teams

Published on: Jul 9, 2025 2:55 pm IST|Updated on: Jul 9, 2025 2:56 pm IST

SF vs NY Dream11 Prediction
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The first qualifier of MLC 2025 washed out due to rain, and the reigning champions, Washington Freedom, courtesy of finishing atop the points table, have proceeded to their second final in a row, whereas Texas Super Kings will now play the Challenger.

It’s now time for the Eliminator, which will be played between the teams who finished third and fourth, respectively, on the points table. San Francisco Unicorns, who finished third, will be locking horns against the inaugural champions and the team who finished 4th in the league stage, MI New York.

The San Francisco Unicorns, who finished as runners-up last season, dominated this edition but stumbled a bit nearing the playoff stage. They were the first team to enter the playoffs and ended with 7 wins and 3 losses from 10 matches in third position. On the other hand, MI New York, despite having one of the best squads this season, managed only 3 wins out of 7 and barely finished fourth on the table. Having never won a contest against San Francisco Unicorns, MI New York will enter this contest as the least favorite. Let’s delve deeper into this post for the SF vs NY Dream11 prediction.

Also Read: SF vs NY Today’s Match Prediction & Cricket Betting Tips: Major League Cricket (MLC) 2025, Eliminator, July 10 

SF vs NY: Match Details

Date: 10th July 2025
Time: 5:30 AM IST
Venue: Grand Prairie Stadium, Dallas

SF vs NY Head-to-Head

Matches Played: 4
SF won: 
4
NY won: 0
Tied: 0

San Francisco Unicorns have completely dominated MI New York. Despite being the inaugural champions, MI New York are still chasing their first win against the Unicorns. The two sides have faced off four times in MLC history, and every single time, it’s been the Unicorns who’ve walked away with the victory.

SF vs NY MLC 2025, Eliminator, Grand Prairie Stadium, Dallas, Pitch Report

The pitch at Grand Prairie Stadium is set up for another high-scoring thriller, with a flat surface offering true bounce and minimal assistance for bowlers once the ball gets older. Pacers might find some early movement under lights, but batters who settle in can dominate, especially during the powerplay. Spinners may get some grip in the middle overs, but variations will be key on this batting-friendly track. With totals above 200 regularly posted and chased here, expect fireworks from both sides.

As for the weather, rain is not expected to pose any threat, with only a slight 20% chance of showers and overall dry, warm conditions forecast for match time.

Here’s a table featuring Major League Cricket (MLC) stats at Grand Prairie Stadium, Dallas:

CategoryStat
Total MLC Matches Played39
Matches Won Batting First17
Matches Won Batting Second22
Average 1st Innings Score175
Average 2nd Innings Score160
Highest Total246/4 – San Francisco Unicorns vs MINY
Lowest Total65/10 – Nepal vs Canada
Highest Successful Chase238/7 – Seattle Orcas vs MINY
Lowest Total Defended181/6 – Texas Super Kings vs LAKR
Boundary Dimensions55m (shortest) – 76m (longest)
Pitch NatureBatting-friendly early, slows later

SF vs NY Team News and Expected Playing XI

SF Team News

  • San Francisco Unicorns are dealing with a significant injury crisis heading into the Eliminator, with multiple forced changes on the cards.
  • The absence of key players Finn Allen and Haris Rauf due to injuries is a major setback, robbing the side of explosive batting and raw pace.
  • Romario Shepherd’s availability remains up in the air after he was stretchered off with an ankle twist in the last game—his recovery status is unclear.
  • If Shepherd doesn’t pull through, expect Tim Seifert to come back into the XI.
  • Ben Lister is set to retain his place in the lineup in Haris Rauf’s absence.
  • Carmi Le Roux is also likely to be drafted back in, as the Unicorns scramble to field their best possible bowling combination under injury stress.

SF Expected Playing XI: Matthew Short (c), Jake Fraser-McGurk, Sanjay Krishnamurthi, Hammad Azam, Tim Seifert, Hassan Khan, Xavier Bartlett, Ben Lister, Brody Couch, Karima Gore, Carmi Le Roux

NY Team News

  • MI New York are expected to field a more settled lineup in this eliminator after ringing in multiple changes in their previous outing.
  • Quinton de Kock will make a timely return to the top order and will reunite with Monank Patel to form a dynamic opening pair.
  • Ehsan Adil is also set to come back into the playing XI, likely taking over from Sharad Lumba to strengthen the bowling depth.
  • Overseas picks appear locked in, Kieron Pollard, Michael Bracewell, Trent Boult, and George Linde are all vital to the team’s balance.
  • Naveen-ul-Haq has already been ruled out of the season due to inury.
  • With a knockout on the line, this core lineup is expected to form the spine of MI New York’s push for a place in the Challenger.

    NY Expected Playing XI: Quinton de Kock (wk), Monank Patel, Nicholas Pooran (c), Tajinder Dhillon, Kieron Pollard, Michael Bracewell, George Linde, Nosthush Kenjige, Trent Boult, Rushil Ugarkar, Ehsan Adil

    Who Will Win SF vs NY MLC 2025 Eliminator?

    As per the betting odds provided by most of the bettors, the last edition’s runners-up, San Francisco Unicorns, are tipped as the favorites to win this match and take on Texas Super Kings in the Challenger.

    Where to watch SF vs NY MLC 2025 Eliminator?

    The all-important clash between San Francisco Unicorns vs MI New York will take place on Friday, July 10, at 05:30 AM (IST). Online live streaming will take place on the JioHostar App. The TV streaming will take place on Sony Ten channels.

    SF vs NY Dream11 Fantasy Team

    Wicket-keepers: Quinton de Kock, Nicholas Pooran, Tim Seifert
    Batters: Jake Fraser-McGurk, Monank Patel, Sanjay Krishnamurthy
    All-Rounders: Matthew Short, Michael Bracewell, Hassan Khan
    Bowlers: Xavier Bartlett, Trent Boult

    C/VC Options- Hassan Khan, Matthew Short, Nicholas Pooran, Xavier Bartlett

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