The 2nd ODI between South Africa Women and Sri Lanka Women kicks off today, April 13th, 2024, at the De Beers Diamond Oval in Kimberley, South Africa. With the series opener washed out due to rain, both teams will be eager to claim the first win.
Here’s a look ahead at the exciting encounter:
South Africa holds the upper hand going into this match. Their strong batting performance in the 1st ODI, with Tazmin Brits’ impressive century, showcased their dominance. However, Sri Lanka’s bowling attack shouldn’t be underestimated, especially Kavisha Dilhari who took crucial wickets. The Proteas’ bowling will be key to restricting Sri Lanka’s chase. Our prediction: South Africa Women to win.
It’s difficult to predict the toss winner with certainty. However, South Africa might prefer to chase considering they put up a good batting total in the 1st ODI. Winning the toss and bowling first could put pressure on Sri Lanka early on.
The De Beers Diamond Oval in Kimberley is known for its batting-friendly pitches. Expect good bounce and pace, favoring batsmen who can capitalize. Spinners might find it slightly challenging early on, but could come into play later in the innings.
Here’s a suggested Dream 11 team for this SA W and SL W match:
Captain & Vice-Captain Options:
Sunny weather is expected with a slight breeze, making for a good day of cricket.
South Africa, batting first, might reach a score of around 45-50 runs in the powerplay overs. The pitch is good for batting, but Sri Lanka’s bowlers might take a couple of early wickets.
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