The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi, ABD T10 2022, Today Match Prediction 30 November 2022

tcb vs td Match Prediction & Analysis

It is the 20th game of the T10 League 2022, and The Chennai Braves will be up against Team Abu Dhabi. The Braves did well in their last game against the Deccan Gladiators, which will give them confidence going into this contest. Team Abu Dhabi also comes into this contest with a win against Morrisville Samp Army. The two sides had met twice in the past, and on both occasions, Team Abu Dhabi had registered comfortable wins. It will add to the side's confidence as they enter this contest. The Chennai Braves have struggled with their bowling and need their bowlers to perform well in this game.

TEAMS PREVIEW

The Chennai Braves Preview

Sikandar Raza's side defeated the Deccan Gladiators by 6 wickets in this game. It was the second victory for the side in the tournament, where they have been inconsistent. They haven't had a good record against Team Abu Dhabi in the past, and Raza would like to change that here. Daniel Lawrence played an electrifying knock in the last game, and he will look to do well, along with Dawid Malan. Carlos Brathwaite has found his form, which will make the side confident. He needs to make runs in the middle order with James Fuller and Raza. The side would also expect runs from Ross Whiteley and Vriitya Aravind in the lower middle order. Their bowlers bowled well in the last few overs against the Gladiators to pull the game back. Olly Stone and Sam Cook must bowl good lines with the new ball. Fuller and Brathwaite have leaked runs and have a lot of work to do. The side would need Raza to bring his experience to play in this game.

The Chennai Braves Predicted Playing XI:

Sikandar Raza (c), Dawid Malan, Daniel Lawrence, Ross Whiteley, Carlos Brathwaite, James Fuller, Vriitya Aravind (wk), Olly Stone, Sam Cook, Adhitya Shetty, Kobe Herft

The Chennai Braves Actual Playing XI:

Paddy Dooley, Sikandar Raza, Adhitya Shetty, Carlos Brathwaite, Dan Lawrence, Samuel Cook, Vriitya Aravind, Dawid Malan, James Fuller, Ross Whiteley, Olly Stone

Team Abu Dhabi Preview

Chris Lynn's side comes here with back-to-back wins. It was a convincing show from the team in the last game as they defeated the Morrisville Samp Army by 18 runs. This win will make the side confident as it comes against one of the strongest teams in the tournament. They need to win this game to keep hope alive for a berth in the playoffs. Chris Lynn and Alex Hales form a formidable opening combination, and they will look to score quick runs in this game. James Vince played a match-winning knock in the last game, and the side would like to see him make runs in the middle order with Brandon King and Fabian Allen. Alishan Sharafu shall look to add quick runs down the order with Kamran Atta. The bowling did well defending a low total, and the side would like tight bowling from Peter Hatzoglou and Naveen-ul-Haq like they did in the last game. Adil Rashid and Andrew Tye are experienced bowlers who must deliver a strong performance in this game. Fabian Allen needs to do well in the supporting role.

Team Abu Dhabi Predicted Playing XI:

Chris Lynn (c), Dawid Malan, Daniel Lawrence, Ross Whiteley, Carlos Brathwaite, James Fuller, Vriitya Aravind (wk), Olly Stone, Sam Cook, Adhitya Shetty, Kobe Herft

Team Abu Dhabi Actual Playing XI:

Alex Hales, Mohammad Kamran Atta, Peter Hatzoglou, Brandon King, Andrew Tye, Naveen ul Haq, Chris Lynn, Adil Rashid, James Vince, Alishan Sharafu, Fabian Allen

PITCH AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

Weather Conditions

The skies would be mostly clear in Abu Dhabi on November 30 with the odd clouds. As the tournament has progressed, the pitch has become better to bat on. Bowlers aren't finding much support from this surface, and the side that bats first in this game should be targeting a score of 130 runs.

Venue Details

Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, is a large venue, but it also has one of the fastest outfields, and this allows lots of boundary-scoring opportunities for the batsmen. The conditions here are challenging for the fast bowlers, but in this tournament, spinners have been doing well as they get some turn and bounce

Toss: To Bat

18 games have been played in the tournament, and the side batting first has managed to win 12 of them. The wicket is good for setting up totals and putting the opposition under pressure. Hence, the side winning the toss shouldn't have any hesitation in opting to bat first.