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Toss Winner - Quetta Qavalry won the toss and choose to bowl first
Quetta Qavalry beat UAE Bulls by 9 wickets
A target of around 125-130 will give the side batting first a strong push at victory at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
We are backing UAE Bulls as the winners of this match.
| Tournament: | Abu Dhabi T10, 2025 |
| Format: | t10 |
| Venue: | Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 26.2°C|Clear |
Quetta Qavalry and UAE Bulls meet for the 14th fixture of the Abu Dhabi T10 League at Sheikh Zayed Stadium. The two teams have made decent starts to the competition, and both want to establish themselves early in the competition. That said, based on recent performances and overall depth, the Bulls look like the better side going into this contest.
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116/7 in 10.0 11.6
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Delhi Bulls beat Team Abu Dhabi by 42 runs
158/3 in 10.0 15.8
UAE Bulls have made a bright start to their campaign with two wins from three outings, and they will want to keep that tempo as fixtures tighten.
Philip Salt has been a major boost at the top in this T10, firing at a strike rate of 278 in this edition, and he is well placed to shape the first phase again with another quick twenty while pushing the scoring past 220.
Tim David’s presence offers another reliable hitter who has produced clean contact all year. His strength through the middle overs gives the Bulls added assurance, and the opening match underlined his value as he struck an unbeaten 59 from 29 balls and nearly carried the pursuit over the line.
Rovman Powell and Kieron Pollard bring know-how and help stabilise the innings if early wickets disrupt the flow, protecting the side from any slide.
Sunil Narine is expected to steer the attack, using his tight lines and varied pace to unsettle opponents. Junaid Siddique and Muhammad Rohid Khan should play important roles as well, each bringing his own angle and tempo across short spells.
Philip Salt(w), Tom Moores, James Vince, Rovman Powell, Kieron Pollard(c), Tim David, Iftikhar Ahmed, Sunil Narine, Muhammad Rohid Khan, Junaid Siddique, Fazalhaq Farooqi
Mohammad Waseem, Evin Lewis, Khawaja Nafay, Liam Livingstone, Fabian Allen, Jason Holder, Andries Gous, Mohammad Amir, Imran Tahir, Abbas Afridi, Khuzaima Tanveer
Quetta Qavalry have launched their campaign in excellent style, putting together three straight wins that carried them straight to the top of the standings. The new unit has delivered a level of performance that has impressed across every game, giving them enough confidence to push for more as the event moves forward.
Their batting line up carries good depth, and a large portion of their approach is shaped by Liam Livingstone. His tally of 71 runs at a strike rate of 198 underlines the type of influence he can bring, and the side will look for him to build even stronger innings as the schedule gets tougher.
Muhammad Waseem and Andries Gous add another layer to the batting effort, as both can adjust to various roles. Waseem has ten T10 fifties in his record and knows these conditions extremely well, which gives the side comfort through the early overs.
Khawaja Nafay, Jason Holder, and Fabian Allen contribute heavily through the final phase of the innings. Their ability to lift the pace keeps the side in competitive scoring territory. Nafay has already been superb, moving to the top of the team batting chart with 109 runs at a strike rate of 311.42, which reflects the impact he brings through the middle overs.
Their bowling attack carries plenty of variety. Jason Holder and Abbas Afridi have shared seven wickets and offer reliable spells that help guide the innings. Meanwhile, Khuzaima Tanveer and Ali Majid have a knack for striking at important moments, and their two overs often influence the flow of a match in a major way.
Evin Lewis, Andries Gous (wk), Liam Livingstone (c), Azam Khan, Khawaja Nafay, Muhammad Waseem, Jason Holder, Fabian Allen, Abbas Afridi, Imran Tahir, Khuzaima Tanveer
Rovman Powell, Tim David, Kieron Pollard, James Coles, Philip Salt, Tom Moores, Salman Irshad, Muhammad Rohid Khan, Qais Ahmad, Junaid Siddique, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Iftikhar Ahmed
Sheikh Zayed Stadium provides a batting beauty once things get underway, though new ball operators see enough lateral zip to create early problems. Runs accumulate quickly across this venue, but tidy seam work upfront limits how aggressively batters can attack initially. Finger spin takes control during the middle overs, depending on accuracy more than revolutions to squeeze run rates. Moisture appears under lights, swinging momentum toward the chasing side and reshaping tactical decisions accordingly.
Expect hot temperatures and thick air, yet no weather disruptions loom on the horizon, guaranteeing uninterrupted play from start to finish.
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Teams batting first at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in T10 cricket generally post something close to 120 runs. The current Abu Dhabi T10 League season has produced some massive totals already, with Deccan Gladiators reaching 141 for 2 to set the competition's highest score. In this contest, a first innings score of 130 would leave the opposition with a serious chase on their hands.
Teams chasing targets have dominated at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, with four of the previous seven contests at this venue in the Abu Dhabi T10 League won by the side batting second. The captain winning the toss here will almost certainly choose to bowl first.
This season’s Abu Dhabi T10 League has begun with a bang, and both UAE Bulls and Quetta Qavalry have started strongly. They look evenly matched here, so a close contest is on the cards. However, our analysis shows that the Bulls have a slightly better chance of coming out on top here owing to their stronger batting unit.
We are backing UAE Bulls as the winners of this match.
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