New South Wales vs. Tasmanian Tigers: Can New South Wales Stay Consistent and Determined?

The upcoming game between New South Wales and Tasmania would be an exciting encounter with both teams preparing themselves to hit the turf hard and get going. New South Wales is placed at the 2nd spot in the points table, winning 2 out of 3 games played. On the other hand, it’s Tasmania, the unpredictable, warming the 4th spot with 2 wins and 1 loss in 3 games. The upcoming fixture would be attracting thousands of cricket fans and betters across Australia who are following the tournament closely. With many tours scheduled for Australian national teams, the ongoing tournament and season is an important platform for youngsters and sidelined players who are hoping to make a comeback on the national side. New South Wales and Tasmania have played 51 games against each other, with New South Wales managing to win 31 games. For the upcoming fixture, it is expected that NSW would make it through and defeat Tasmania.

Like every season, New South Wales is playing a well-equipped side covering all departments of the game. Going in the game against Tasmania, NSW would be looking forward to playing positive cricket as before and increasing the head-to-head win count. Considering the pitch conditions, NSW is likely to bat first if won the toss. The toss wouldn’t be really affecting any teams’ approach as the pitch is expected to behave the same throughout the 100 overs play. With a quality batting and bowling lineup, NSW is likely to win.

• Kurtis Patterson;
• Oliver Davies;
• Moises Henriques;
• Adam Zampa;
• Sean Abbott.

Tasmania is still finding the ideal team balance and player positioning in their lineup. With many players benched since the start of the season might get a chance against NSW in the upcoming fixture. With many changes in their squad and playing 11, Tasmania might not be the outright favorites going in the game against New South Wales. With the likes of Ben McDermott in their lineup, they might be able to produce some X-Factor for the team. In the bowling department, they are led by an old rookie, Peter Siddle, who might prove lethal on this day and outsmart NSW batsmen.

• Ben Mc Dermott;
• Peter Siddle;
• Beau Webster;
• Macalister Wright.

Comparing both team lineups and gameplay, New South Wales has unmatched experience and bench strength in their side that can easily outclass Tasmania. Moreover, the conditions might favor NSW bowlers and Adam Zampa especially.