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Toss Winner - Belfast Wolves won the toss and choose to bowl first
Belfast Wolves beat Amsterdam Flames by 5 wickets
Can Belfast end Amsterdam's three-game wining streak?
Amsterdam Flames to win.
| Tournament: | European T20 Premier League, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | The Village, Dublin, Ireland |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 13.8°C|Patchy rain nearby |
Amsterdam Flames and Belfast Wolves will lock horns in the 25th match of the European T20 Premier League League 2026 on Thursday, 10th September. The venue for this match is The Village, Dublin and the scheduled start time is 18:45 IST.
Amsterdam Flames are coming off three consecutive victories, while Belfast Wolves enter the contest with a mixed form in the competition. Both teams would eye victory for different reasons.
H2H History: Amsterdam Flames and Belfast Wolves are playing each other for the second time in the tournament. Belfast emerged victorious in the only game by nine wickets.
Current Standings: Amsterdam Flames are standing at second spot with 7 points and Belfast Wolves take third spot with 7 points. Both teams are separated by NRR.
BLW
118/8 in 12.0 9.83
146/3 in 12.0 12.17
130/10 in 17.1 7.57
189/5 in 20.0 9.45
56/2 in 5.0 11.2
59/1 in 3.5 15.39
AMF
178/2 in 17.4 10.08
176/6 in 20.0 8.8
177/3 in 16.5 10.51
171/8 in 20.0 8.55
56/2 in 5.0 11.2
59/1 in 3.5 15.39
158/5 in 18.1 8.7
157/8 in 20.0 7.85
Belfast Wolves head into the contest following a surprise defeat to Dublin Guardians, who registered their first win of the tournament. The Wolves were bowled out for 107, before Dublin chased down the target in just 14.2 overs. Earlier, Belfast defeated Glasgow Cosmic by 26 runs, successfully defending 146. They had also suffered a defeat against Edinburgh Castle after failing to chase down a target of 190.
Belfast will now face Amsterdam Flames, whom they defeated in the previous leg. Their last meeting was reduced to just five overs, with Belfast chasing. The Wolves comfortably reached the target, scoring 57 runs with seven balls to spare. They currently sit third in the points table with seven points.
Their match against Rotterdam Dockers was washed out due to rain. Meanwhile, Belfast began their campaign with a commanding 52-run victory over Dublin. Batting first, they posted 184, with Mark Chapman and Glenn Maxwell scoring half-centuries. Dublin were then restricted to 132 in the chase.
Mark Chapman is one of the key players to watch. The New Zealand batter has scored 192 runs in three innings at an average of 38.40. Paul Stirling is another major threat, having amassed 3,895 runs in T20Is at a strike rate of 134. He has also scored 130 runs in five innings in the European T20 League at a strike rate of 162.50.
With the ball, Fred Klaassen has been one of Belfast's standout performers, taking eight wickets at an average of 13.50. Mark Adair provides further quality with the new ball and has claimed 142 T20I wickets for Ireland. He has also taken six wickets in the European T20 League.
Paul Stirling, Devon Conway, Tim Tector, Lorcan Tucker(w), Mark Chapman, Glenn Maxwell(c), Mark Adair, Chris Jordan, Fred Klaassen, Matthew Humphreys, Saurabh Netravalkar
David Miller, Mark Chapman, Paul Stirling, Harry Manenti, Glenn Maxwell, Lorcan Tucker, Matthew Humphreys, Fred Klaassen, Saurabh Netravalkar, Chris Jordan, Mark Adair
Amsterdam Flames enter the contest on the back of an impressive run of form, having secured three consecutive victories. They comfortably chased down 177 against Rotterdam Dockers, with Bas de Leede and Tim David leading the way. The duo scored half-centuries and added 113 runs off 68 balls.
Earlier, the Flames registered a narrow nine-run victory over Dublin Guardians. Batting first, they posted 169, before Tim Pringle claimed three wickets to help restrict Dublin. The win also denied the Guardians their maiden victory of the tournament.
Amsterdam recorded their first win by defeating Glasgow Cosmic, chasing down 172 with 19 balls to spare. Yuvraj Samra top-scored with a fine half-century. Their match against Edinburgh Castle was washed out.
The Flames began the tournament with a five-wicket defeat to Rotterdam Dockers. Batting first, Amsterdam posted 157/8, with Bas de Leede scoring 75 off 53 balls. Rotterdam initially slipped to 22/3, but Faf du Plessis produced a match-winning 83 to complete the chase.
Bas de Leede has been one of the standout batters in the tournament, ranking third among the leading run-scorers with 196 runs in five innings at an average of 65.33. Yuvraj Samra has also made a valuable contribution, scoring 133 runs, including a half-century.
Steven Smith is another player to watch. He enjoyed a strong MLC 2026 campaign with Washington Freedom, scoring 399 runs in 13 innings at an average of 36.27.
Tim David has been equally impactful, scoring 160 runs in the competition at an average of 53.33. With the ball, Aryan Dutt is a reliable option after taking 12 wickets in the ICC CWC League. Tim Pringle has also impressed, claiming six wickets in the ongoing competition.
Yuvraj Samra, Steven Smith, Bas de Leede, Tim David, Curtis Campher, Scott Edwards(w/c), Michael Bracewell, Tim Pringle, Aryan Dutt, Ali Hasan, Richard Gleeson
Tim David, Yuvraj Samra, Bas de Leede, Michael Bracewell, Curtis Campher, Jordan Neill, Tim Pringle, Scott Edwards, Aryan Dutt, David Payne, Steven Smith
The weather at Dublin on 10th September is expected to be cloudy with a high of 19°C and a low of 13°C, along with a 14% chance of rain and north winds at 11 kph.
The surface at The Village is generally good for batting, offering consistent bounce and some assistance to pacers with the new ball. However, the pitch has behaved unpredictably over the past week.
The average first-innings score in the last five T20 matches at this venue is 159. Overall, it remains a good batting surface where batters can score freely by maintaining an aggressive approach.
Score prediction:
If Amsterdam bat first - 160-170 runs
If Belfast bat first - 145-155 runs
In the last five T20s on this surface, chasing sides won two times. Overcast conditions can help pacers to pick early wickets. The surface is pretty good in the 2nd innings. Both teams have had earlier success while bowling first and they will look to bowl first in this fixture as well.
Toss Prediction: Belfast to win the coin toss.
Amsterdam Flames enter this contest as the favourites to win this match. They are on a three-game winning streak and they have quality T20 players like Smith and Tim David. We might see their better version on Thursday. This is also a crucial match for both teams as both teams would eye to improve their position in the table.
Amsterdam Flames to win.
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