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WORLD CUP 2023-SA VS AUS DREAM11 PREDICTION

WORLD CUP

 


MATCH NO – 2nd – Semi Final   

SERIES – World Cup – 2023

DATE – 16th November, 2023

TIME – 02:00 PM IST

VENUE – Eden Gardens, Kolkata       


PITCH REPORT

As per the sources, the pitch at Eden Gardens in Kolkata is generally considered to be batting-friendly, with an average score of 257 in ODIs. The pitches are typically prepared using black soil, which tends to provide good bounce for the fast bowlers. However, the pitch at Eden Gardens can be unpredictable and may deteriorate towards the end of the match, making it challenging for the batsmen.

In the upcoming World Cup 2023, the pitch at the Eden Gardens is expected to offer a balanced surface in white-ball cricket, with both batters and bowlers finding help [3]. The grounds have received the award for India’s best cricket ground twice and are the largest cricket stadium in the country and the second-largest in the world [1].

It’ll be interesting to see how the pitch behaves during the second semi final match of the World Cup 2023 at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Stay tuned for more updates and analysis of the match.      


GROUND STATS (ODI)  

    TOTAL MATCH                   34
AVERAGE SCORE                 255+
  BATTING 1ST WON                   21
    BATTING 2ND WON                   13
          NO RESULT                   00

SCORING PATTERN

      BELOW SCORE 200                     05
    BETWEEN 200 TO 249                     10
    BETWEEN 250 TO 299                     11
      ABOVE SCORE 300                      08

BOWLERS STATS ON EDEN GARDENS (ODI)

TOTAL MATCHES PLAYED – 34

PACER WICKETS – 237

SPINNER WICKETS – 149


MATCH PREVIEW & OVERVIEW

The second semi-final of the South Africa vs Australia  is expected to be a highly competitive and closely contested encounter. Both teams have shown their strength and resilience throughout the tournament and will be determined to secure a place in the final.

South Africa has a strong batting lineup that includes the likes of Quinton de Kock, Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller, Aiden Markram, and Rassie van der Dussen. This Team has scored 7-8 Centuries in this season.They have displayed excellent form so far and will be aiming to continue their good run in the semi-final. Their bowling attack, led by Kagiso Rabada, Keshav Maharaj  and Marco Jansen, will be crucial in restricting Australia’s batting lineup.

Australia, as always, is a formidable opponent with a rich history in international cricket. They possess a balanced and experienced squad, with the likes of David Warner, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Glenn Maxwell & Mitchell Marsh in their batting lineup. Glenn Maxwell has scored first double century in this world cup season against Afghanistan.Their bowling attack, which includes Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa  and Pat Cummins, is known for its ability to pick up crucial wickets.

This match is expected to be a battle between both the in-form unit of South Africa and Australia. It will come down to how well each team executes their game plan and manages pressure in a high-stakes match. Both teams have a history of producing quality cricket and are likely to leave no stone unturned in their quest for victory.

Fans can expect a thrilling contest with key match-ups to look forward to, such as the battle between Rabada and Warner & Maxwell & Jansen. The outcome of the match could be decided by a moment of brilliance, whether it be a stunning catch, a well-timed run-out, or an exceptional innings.

Overall, the SA vs AUS 2nd semi-final promises to be a captivating and closely fought match. Fans can expect a display of high-quality cricket as both teams give their all in pursuit of a spot in the final.


AUS TEAM NEWS, SQUADS, PLAYING 11 & PLAYERS STATS

TEAM NEWS         


SQUADS

Batting – Steven Smith, David Warner, Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Alex Carey (wk), Josh Inglish (wk).

Bowling – Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins ©, Mitchell Starc.

All Rounder – Mitchell Marsh, Cameron Green, Glenn Maxwell,  Marcus Stoinis, Sean Abbott.


POSSIBLE PLAYING 11

David Warner, Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, Steven Smith, Marnus Labuschagne/Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell/Marcus Stoinis, Josh Inglis (wk), Pat Cummins ©, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood.      


PLAYERS RECENT INNINGS

PLAYERS NAME RECENT 5 INNINGS
David Warner 53r, 18r, 15r, 81r, 104r.
Travis Head 10r, 0r, 11r, 109r, 17r.
Mitchell Marsh 177+0W, 24r, 36r, 9r, 121r.
Steven Smith 63r, 44r, 18r, 71r, 7r.
Glenn Maxwell 201+1W, 41+1W, 106r, 0r, 31+1W.
Marnus Labuschagne 14r, 71r, 18r, 62r, 8r.
Josh Inglis 0r, 3r, 38r, 14r, 13r.
Marcus Stoinis 1W, 6r, 35r, 21+2W, 20+0W.
Pat Cummins 12+0W, 0W, 10+2W, 37+2W, 12+1W.
Mitchell Starc 1W, 2W, 0W, 1W, 1W.
Adam Zampa 2W, 1W, 3W, 3W, 4W.
Josh Hazlewood 0W, 2W, 2W, 2W, 1W.

PLAYERS STATS ON EDEN GARDENS (ODI)       

PLAYERS NAME RECORDS ON THIS VENUE
David Warner 1 INNING – 1 RUN.
Travis Head 1 INNING – 39 RUNS.
Mitchell Marsh NOT PLAYED YET.
Steven Smith 1 INNING – 59 RUNS.
Glenn Maxwell 1 INNING – 14 RUNS.
Marnus Labuschagne NOT PLAYED YET.
Josh Inglis NOT PLAYED YET.
Marcus Stoinis 1 INNING – 62 RUNS – 0 WICKET.
Pat Cummins 1 INNING – 1 WICKET.
Mitchell Starc NOT PLAYED YET.
Adam Zampa NOT PLAYED YET.
Josh Hazlewood NOT PLAYED YET.

PLAYERS LAST 5 INNINGS VS SA (ODI)

PLAYERS NAME LAST 5 INNINGS VS SA
David Warner 13r, 10r, 12r, 78r, 106r.
Travis Head 17r 38r, 64r, 33r, 6r.
Mitchell Marsh 7r, 71r, 6r, 29r, 0r.
Steven Smith 19r, 20r, 13r, 76r, 7r.
Glenn Maxwell 3+2W, 12r, 35+0W, 15+0W, 11+0W.
Marnus Labuschagne 46r, 40r, 20r, 15r, 124r.
Josh Inglis 5r, 0r 56r, 1r.
Marcus Stoinis 5r, 18+1W, 10+1W, 17+2W, 22r.
Pat Cummins 22+1W, 1W, 3W, 1W, 0W.
Mitchell Starc 27+2W, 1W, 2W, 2W, 2W.
Adam Zampa 1W, 3W, 0W, 4W, 1W.
Josh Hazlewood 1W, 2W, 0W, 3W, 2W.

PLAYERS OVERALL RECORDS VS SA (ODI)

PLAYERS NAME TOTAL RUNS/WICKETS VS SA
David Warner 29 INNINGS – 1226 RUNS.
Travis Head 12 INNINGS – 306 RUNS.
Mitchell Marsh 23 INNINGS – 594 RUNS – 8 WICKETS.
Steven Smith 20 INNINGS – 703 RUNS.
Marnus Labuschagne 9 INNINGS – 478 RUNS.
Glenn Maxwell 13 INNINGS – 126 RUNS – 11 WICKETS.
Josh Inglis 4 INNINGS – 56 RUNS.
Marcus Stoinis 8 INNINGS – 151 RUNS – 12 WICKETS. 
Pat Cummins 12 INNINGS – 83 RUNS – 17 WICKETS.
Mitchell Starc 15 INNINGS – 100 RUNS – 21 WICKETS.
Adam Zampa 17 INNINGS – 88 RUNS – 19 WICKETS.
Josh Hazlewood 16 INNINGS – 26 WICKETS.

SA TEAM NEWS, SQUADS, PLAYING 11 & PLAYERS STATS

TEAM NEWS         


SQUADS

Batting –  Aiden Markram, Temba Bavuma ©, Reeza Hendricks, Rassie van der Dussen, Quinton de Kock (wk), Heinrich klaasen(wk), ,David Miller.

Bowling – Keshav Maharaj, Tabraiz Shamsi, Lungi Ngidi, Kagiso Rabada, Gerald Coetzee, Lizaad Williams, Tabraiz Shamsi. 

All Rounder – Marco Jansen, Andile Phehlukwayo.


POSSIBLE PLAYING 11

Quinton de Kock (wk), Temba Bavuma ©, Rassie Van der Dussen, Aiden Markram, David Miller, Heinrich Klaasen, Marco Jansen, Keshav Maharaj, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi/Tabraiz Shamsi, Gerald Coetzee.        


PLAYERS RECENT INNINGS

PLAYERS NAME RECENT 5 INNINGS
Temba Bavuma 23r, 11r, 24r, 28r, 16r.
Quinton de Kock 41r, 5r, 114r, 24r, 174r.
Rassie van de Dussen 76r, 13r, 133r, 21r, 1r.
Aiden Markram 25r, 9r, 6r, 91r, 60r.
Heinrich Klaasen 10r, 1r, 15r, 12r, 90r.
David Miller 24r, 11r, 533r, 29r, 34r.
Marco Jansen 14+1W, 3W, 20+3W, 2W, 75+2W
Gerald Coetzee 4W, 2W, 10+2W, 3W, 3W.
Keshav Maharaj 2W, 1W, 4W, 0W, 1W.
Kagiso Rabada 0W, 1W, 1W, 2W, 1W.
Lungi  Ngidi 2W, 1W, 0W, 1W, 2W.
Tabraiz Shamsi 1W, 4W, 2W, 0W, 2W.

PLAYERS STATS ON EDEN GARDENS (ODI)       

PLAYERS NAME RECORDS ON THIS VENUE
Temba Bavuma 1 INNING – 5 RUNS.
Quinton de Kock 1 INNING – 11 RUNS.
Rassie van de Dussen 1 INNING – 13 RUNS.
Aiden Markram 1 INNING – 9 RUNS.
Heinrich Klaasen 1 INNING – 1 RUN.
David Miller 1 INNING – 11 RUNS.
Marco Jansen 1 INNING – 14 RUNS – 1 WICKET.
Gerald Coetzee NOT PLAYED YET.
Keshav Maharaj 1 INNING – 1 WICKET.
Kagiso Rabada 1 INNING – 1 WICKET.
Lungi  Ngidi 1 INNING – 1 WICKET.
Tabraiz Shamsi 1 INNING – 1 WICKET.

PLAYERS LAST 5 INNINGS VS AUS (ODI)

PLAYERS NAME LAST 5 INNINGS VS AUS
Temba Bavuma 35r, 0r, 57r, 46r, 114r.
Quinton de Kock 109r, 27r, 45r, 82r, 45r.
Rassie van de Dussen 26r, 30r, 62r, 17r, 8r.
Aiden Markram 56r, 93r, 8r, 102r, 3r.
Heinrich Klaasen 29r, 6r, 174r, 0r, 49r.
David Miller 17r, 63r, 82r, 8r, 49r.
Marco Jansen 26+2W, 47+5W, 1W, 32+0W, 23+1W.
Keshav Maharaj 2W, 4W, 1W, 2W, 1W.
Kagiso Rabada 3W, 3W, 2W, 2W, 2W.
Lungi Ngidi 1W, 0W, 4W, 1W, 6W.
Gerald Coetzee 0W, 0W, 4W, 2W.
Tabraiz Shami 2W, 2W, 4W, 1W, 2W.

PLAYERS OVERALL RECORDS VS AUS (ODI)

PLAYERS NAME TOTAL RUNS/WICKETS VS AUS
Temba Bavuma 6 INNINGS – 278 RUNS.
Quinton de Kock 29 INNINGS – 1018 RUNS.
Rassie van de Dussen 6 INNINGS – 238 RUNS.
Aiden Markram 10 INNINGS – 402 RUNS.
Heinrich Klaasen 12 INNINGS – 531 RUNS.
David Miller 25 INNINGS – 932 RUNS.
Marco Jansen 6 INNINGS – 160 RUNS – 10 WICKETS.
Keshav Maharaj 8 INNINGS – 11 WICKETS.
Kagiso Rabada 14 INNINGS – 29 WICKETS.
Lungi Ngidi 9 INNINGS – 19 WICKETS.
Gerald Coetzee 4 INNINGS – 6 WICKETS.
Tabraiz Shami 1 INNINGS – 15 WICKETS.

HEAD TO HEAD RECORDS  

TOTAL MATCHES PLAYED – 109


FANTASY TEAM/DREAM 11 TEAM

SMALL LEAGUE(SL-TEAM)

WK BATSMAN – Q de Kock.

BATSMEN –  R. van der Dussen, D. Warner, M. Marsh, M. Labuschagne.

ALL-ROUNDERS – G. Maxwell, A. Markram, M. Jansen.

BOWLERS – K. Maharaj, A. Zampa, G. Coetzee.

GRAND LEAGUE (GL- TEAM)

WK BATSMAN – Q de Kock.

BATSMEN –  D. Warner, S. Smith, M. Marsh, R. van der Dussen.

ALL-ROUNDERS – A. Markram, G. Maxwell, M. Jansen.

BOWLERS – A. Zampa, G. Coetzee, M. Starc.

BACK-UPSH. Klaasen, D. Miller, P. Cummins, K. Rabada.

CAPTAIN/VICE-CAPTAIN (SL) – Q de Kock, D. Warner.

CAPTAIN/VICE-CAPTAIN (GL) – M. Jansen, G. Maxwell. 


POSSIBLE OUTCOME – 

AUSTRALIA  MAY BE THE WINNER OF THIS MATCH.


 

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