Kuwait vs Singapore Prediction: Kuwait are on five game winning run

Kuwait take on Singapore in the Match 17 of T20 Series at Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur on 6th September 2024. Kuwait are on five game winning run. Who will win this game of cricket?

Kuwait seems to be in outstanding form, having won each of the last five games. No doubt, such an impressive run of victories underlines how effective the strategy has been and how good the performance of the team is. This form alone will no doubt help to drive them on by boosting their confidence when it comes to future challenges, with important milestones to reach in their pursuit of success in the tournament. Look out for them as they seek to extend that winning run.

Result: Kuwait won by 8 wickets In Match number 12 of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Sub-regional Qualifier A, Kuwait has defeated Myanmar by 8 wickets. Myanmar batted first but was not able to keep moving and put on board only 47/7 after their 20 overs. For Kuwait, Yasin Patel gave a good account of his bowling skills when he picked up 3 wickets for 6 runs in his 4-over spell. Adnan Idrees also contributed massively as he picked up 2 wickets for 10 runs, whereas Shiraz Khan Shereef picked 1 for 7 runs. Kuwait chased them down easily in 3.3 overs of play to score 48 invaluable runs. Ravija Sandaruwan bludgeoned 20 off 7, Clinto Velookkara Anto smoked 14 off 7, and Meet Bhavsar rounded off the comfortable victory with 11 runs off 4 balls.

Manpreet Singh(WK/C), Surendran Chandramohan, Aritra Dutta, Amartya Kaul, Arjun Mutreja, Janak Prakash, Anish Paraam, William Simpson, Akshay Roopak Puri, Kalimuthu Ramesh, Harsha Bharadwaj

Singapore's performances of late have been a mixture of highs and lows, having recorded three wins compared to two losses. While they have just started well on the pitch and in a winning streak besides, Singapore has shown some inconsistency with their two recent defeats, hence calling for some adjustment in order. Singapore will, therefore, be looking to rediscover its lost glory and winning momentum again. Certainly, the matches ahead will actually be so critical in defining whether they get to recover and advance further on the earlier successes realized in the tournament.

In the 11th match between Malaysia and Singapore in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Asia Sub-regional Qualifier A, it was the last-ball 1-run victory for the Malaysian team over Singapore. Batting first, Singapore made a score of 181/7 in 20 overs. Syed Aziz was a standout for Malaysia, who scored 53 runs off just 22 balls, and Ahmed Aqeel Wahid scored 48 off 22 balls. The contribution from Virandeep Singh, 29 runs off 30 balls, also saw Malaysia post 182/6. Singapore, in response, came extremely close but ultimately finished at 181/7. Pavandeep Singh, for Malaysia, came up with 3/25 and received good support from Rizwan Haider. A good display in their batting, plus tight bowling by the Malaysians, allowed them a close scramble in the end.

Meet Bhavsar, Usmangani Patel (WK), Ravija Sandaruwan, Bilal Tahir, Muhammad Umar, Clinto Velookkara Anto, Aslam Nawfer, Adnan Idrees, Yasin Patel, Shiraz Khan Shereef, Mohammed Shafeeq

The Bayuemas Oval of Kuala Lumpur features a track that assists quite a lot in turning the ball, and at the same time it has decent pace and bounce. There's enough bounce for the pace bowlers to work with, though the surface particularly assists the spin, making things pretty even for batsman and bowler.

Weather in Kuala Lumpur is expected to reach around 32 degrees centigrade with an anticipated 60 percent chance of precipitation, coupled with a possibility of thundershowers. Humidity will be a high 70 percent, and winds blowing at 10 km/h. Skies are most likely going to be warm and wet, which means both teams have to prepare for any eventuality due to bad weather.

With the coming match, both teams are ready to perform well. Singapore wants a strong rebound this time, fresh from their hard loss in the previous game. With their good form and solid lineup of players, they're concentrated on winning the coming match.