NSW vs TAS Dream11 Prediction and Top Picks: 13th Match

NSW vs TAS Dream11 Prediction, Preview and Probable Playing XI of the 13th Match of Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2019. Tasmania will take on New South Wales in the thirteenth encounter at Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney.

After losing three matches on the trot, New South Wales finally got a victory in the last encounter defeating Western Australia by 77 runs. They have three more games left and will find it challenging to make it to the top two teams. They will be boosted by the presence of star players David Warner, Steve Smith, Patrick Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, and Josh Hazlewood, who can change the course of the match single-handedly.

Tasmania is having a similar run like New South Wales losing three encounters and got their only victory in second last encounter defeating South Australia by 5 wickets. They have received a significant setback as skipper Matthew Wade will miss out on tomorrow’s meeting due to injury. They will hope to put a good show against mighty New South Wales.

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When and Where

NSW vs TAS, 13th Match, Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2019.
Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney.
06:00 AM, 23rd October 2019.

Pitch Conditions

Average 1st innings score: 222
Average 2nd innings score: 187

This pitch recently got damaged and has been repaired. So, it is challenging to evaluate pitch conditions as of now.
However, generally, it is a good scoring ground with an advantage to batsmen. Pacers can get excellent support in initial overs.

Squads

NSW:

Peter Nevill (C), Sean Abbott, Patrick Cummins, Jack Edwards, Matthew Gilkes, Josh Hazlewood, Moises Henriques, Daniel Hughes, Nathan Lyon, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, David Warner.

TAS:

Jordan Silk (c), George Bailey, Nathan Ellis, James Faulkner, Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott, Riley Meredith, Simon Milenko, Tom Rogers, Clive Rose, Gurinder Sandhu, Beau Webster, Mac Wright.

NSW vs TAS Dream11 Team News

New South Wales:

They have declared star-studded 12-men squad for the match. With the addition of David Warner at the top, Jack Edwards is likely to be demoted in the batting order or can miss out on Matthew Gilkes.

Tasmania:

Matthew Wade is not available due to injury.
Mac Wright and Nathan Ellis/Tom Rogers will miss out from the playing XI.
If the team prefers pace all-rounder, then Tom Rogers will play otherwise young pacer, Nathan Ellis can play.

Probable Playing XI

NSW:

Daniel Hughes, David Warner, Moises Henriques, Steve Smith, Matthew Gilkes/Jack Edwards, Peter Nevill (c and wk), Sean Abbott, Patrick Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood.

TAS:

Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott, Jordan Silk (c), George Bailey, Beau Webster, Simon Milenko, James Faulkner, Tom Rogers/Nathan Ellis, Clive Rose, Gurinder Sandhu, Riley Meredith.

Top picks for NSW vs TAS Dream11 Team Prediction

New South Wales:

Steve Smith: He is one of the best batsmen in world cricket and performs consistently. He can play big innings if the top order collapses.
David Warner: Opener Warner will return to the domestic ODD tournament after seven years and will be eager to play big innings.

Pat Cummins: Pace all-rounder Cummins is a wicket-taking pacer and attacking lower-order batsmen.

Mitchell Starc: Starc recently took ten wicket-haul in the last domestic test match and can destroy any batting line-up on his day.
Nathan Lyon: Spin wizard Lyon always remains economical but does not take plenty of scalps in limited-overs cricket.

Josh Hazlewood: He is a lethal pacer and can trouble batsmen with his swing and pace.

Moises Henriques: He is an excellent middle-order batsman and can also bowl part-time medium pace.

Daniel Hughes: He is in good form recently and scored two consecutive centuries and is also the top scorer of the tournament till now with 300 runs.

Tasmania:

Ben Mcdermott: He will open the innings and is a highly talented player. He has scored 219 runs in 4 matches this season.

Jordan Silk: Stand-in skipper Silk is a technically strong batsman and can anchor big innings.

George Bailey: Veteran Bailey still has enough firepower inside him to play a good inning and is an experienced player.

James Faulkner: Pace all-rounder Faulkner is in good form with the ball but has failed to impress with the bat in recent times.

Caleb Jewell: Young Jewell is an attacking opening batsman and is in good form. He has scored 219 runs in 4 matches.

Riley Meredith: He is a lethal pacer and has struck eight scalps in just four matches.

Gurinder Sandhu: He is a wicket-taking pacer and handy lower-order batsmen too.