Over-50s Cricket World Cup 2020: Match 11, South Africa vs England – Dream11 Fantasy Cricket Tips – Playing XI, Pitch Report & Injury Update

Stephen Foster seems to be the perfect captain option.

Published - 12 Mar 2020, 18:29 IST | Updated - 12 Mar 2020, 18:29 IST

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Match Details:

Match 11 of the Over-50s Cricket World Cup will be played between South Africa and England at Jacques Kallis Oval, Wynberg Boys High School in Cape Town.

The match starts at 10:15 AM local time (8:15 AM GMT) (1:45 PM IST). Live Streaming of this match will be available on Pitch Vision. Delayed streaming will be available on Cricket South Africa’s Youtube channel.

Preview for Dream11 Fantasy

South Africa and England will lock horns in match 11 of the ongoing Over-50s Cricket World Cup in Cape Town on Friday. Both the teams are coming into this match after registering huge wins in their respective opening matches on Wednesday. South Africa defeated Wales by a mammoth 197 runs defending 253. They bundled out of the opposition for just 60 runs.

England were also professional in their trade against India. They first restricted the Shailendra Singh-led side for 101 runs in 45 overs and then chased down the target in just 17.4 overs losing only a couple of wickets. No wonder the contest between England and South Africa will be enthralling one and the players from both the sides will be tested to the hilt.

Weather Report

The weather forecast in Cape Town is perfect for the cricket match to take place on Friday. While there is no chance of rain during the match, the temperature will hover in the early 20s according to AccuWeather.

Pitch Report

There is no idea how the pitch at Jacques Kallis Oval will behave. To be on the safer side, the teams are expected to bowl first after winning the toss.

Average first innings score: N/A

Record of chasing teams: N/A

Injury & Availability News

(Will be shared when there’s any update)

Probable Playing XIs

South Africa Over-50s

Warne Rippon, Louis Keon, Mlungisi Ngece, Dave Duncan, Dave Callaghan (C & WK), Pieter Strydom, Alan Dawson, Anwell Newman, Henry Williams, Rodney Malamba, Bruce Wilson.

Bench – Kenny Jackson, Nazeem White, Brad Player, Dave Holgate, Neil Fusedale.

England Over-50s

Giles Ecclestone, David Snellgrove, Stephen Foster, Simon Myles, Mark Alleyne (C), Jason Robinson (WK), Mo Shahnawaz, Sean Cooper, Mo Fayyaz, Hugh Leeke, Gary Loveday.

Bench – Andy Davis, Mel Hussain, Dave Burden, Sultan Mahmood, Mehboob Eliahi

Top Picks

Sean Cooper, Mark Alleyne and Stephen Foster picked two wickets each in the previous game and they were economical as well. Simon Myles returned with the figures of 1/14 in his nine overs and batted at four too. Stephen Foster is also an exciting all-rounder and he bats at three apart from bowling his complete quota of overs. David Snellgrove (43) also batted well in the previous game.

For South Africa, Bruce Wilson was the best bowler who returned with the figures of 4/9 in six overs with three maidens. Malamba and Ngece also picked a couple of wickets each. With the bat, Dave Duncan and the skipper Dave Callaghan scored half-centuries. However, Alan Dawson was the best batsman for them scoring an unbeaten 69 off just 35 balls with three fours and six sixes.