Marsh One Day Cup 2021, Match 4: SAU vs NSW Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing 11, Pitch Report and Injury Update

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Published - 03 Mar 2021, 17:31 IST | Updated - 03 Mar 2021, 17:31 IST

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Match Details:

The 4th Match of the Marsh One Day Cup 2021 will be played between South Australia and New South Wales on 4th March at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide.

The match is scheduled to start at 09:00 AM IST. It will be streamed live on cricket.com.au.

Preview:

South Australia are hosting New South Wales in the second match of their 2021 campaign. Both the teams have played one game each and performed well with the bat. South Australia suffered a defeat in the very first game against a strong Western Australia side. Travis Head and Harry Nielson made a massive effort with the bat but could not make their team across the line. Their bowling line up failed to pick up regular wickets which led to such a mammoth total in the end. However, they are now back to their home ground and will be expecting to get the most out of it.

On the other side, New South Wales won the opening match against Victoria by a convincing 59 run margin. Steve Smith scored a century, which was followed by an impressive performance by their bowling attack. For this game, they would miss the service of Steven Smith but David Warner is back instead. The Blues will bank on him to make it two in a row in the very first two games of the season.

SAU vs NSW Weather Report for Match 4:

Another brilliant day awaits in front of us for a cricket match at the Adelaide Oval. It will remain sunny throughout the day with no chances of rain. The temperature will be hovering around 24-25 Degree Celsius during the match time.

Pitch Condition/Report:

The pitch at the Adelaide Oval has been a low scoring one since 2018. Batting hasn’t been easy at this venue since 2018. The pitch will not change much and is expected to remain same throughout the 100 overs.

Average first innings score:

241 (Last 3 matches played at this venue)

Record of chasing teams:

Won – 1, Lost – 2, Tie – 0

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Injury and Availability News:

David Warner is back in the one-day side in place of Daniel Hughes who suffered a shoulder injury. Steven Smith will continue to miss out due to the elbow injury

SAU vs NSW Today’s Probable Playing XIs:

South Australia

Harry Nielsen, Jake Weatherald, Travis Head (c), Alex Carey (wk), Callum Ferguson, Tom Cooper, Corey Kelly, Cameron Valente, Daniel Worral, Wes Agar, Peter Hatzoglou.

Bench:

Conor Mclnerney, Henry Hunt, Jake Lehmann, Brad Davis, Daniel Drew, Jacob Dickman, Thomas Kelly, William Bosisto, Joe Mennie, Chadd Sayers, Lloyd Pope, Luke Robins, Nick Winter, David Grant, Tim Oakley, Liam Scott.

New South Wales

David Warner, Matthew Gilkes (wk), Jack Edwards, Moises Henriques, Kurtis Patterson, Oliver Davies, Sean Abott, Pat Cummins (c),

Ben Dwarshius, Nathan Lyon, Liam Hatcher.

Bench:

Harry Conway, Nick Larkin.

SAU vs NSW Top Picks for Today’s Dream11 Match:

Travis Head continued his good form with the bat as he scored a huge century against Western Australia last Wednesday. He scored 142 runs with at a strike rate of 165.12.

Harry Nielsen will open the innings once again. He scored a century in the last game as well. He scored 110 runs while chasing 370, which included 13 fours. He has an average above 43 in his short List A career.

Pat Cummins took 3 wickets in the opening game of the season. In addition, he added a valuable 49 runs at the end, which makes him a must pick.

Ben Dwarshius will play a key role in the powerplay overs. The new ball helps a lot in the first 10 overs /He is in good form in white-ball cricket, as he ended as the second-highest wicket-taker in BBL 10 with 24 wickets in just 13 games.

Wes Agar also picked a good amount of wickets in the BBL10. He was the highest wicket-taker for Southern Australia in the Marsh One Day Cup last season. Alongside Daniel Worrall, he forms a lethal pair with the new ball.