Bangladesh vs New Zealand Prediction
Jun 05, 2019
18:00 IST / 12:30 GMT
Kennington Oval - London, England
BAN
NZ
BAN vs NZ Betting Tips
- Bangladesh and New Zealand both made winning starts to their Cricket World Cup campaigns.
- New Zealand thrashed Sri Lanka, bowling them out for 136 before Martin Guptill and Colin Munro led them to a ten-wicket win in just 16.1 overs.
- Bangladesh, meanwhile, stunned South Africa - posting 330/6 at The Oval and successfully defending it to win by 21 runs.
BAN vs NZ Win Probability
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Our Prediction
New Zealand are favorites to win
Who will win Bangladesh vs New Zealand, ICC CWC 2019?
Both Bangladesh and New Zealand will look to build on their opening wins when they meet in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup at The Oval in London. The match is scheduled for June 5 and the live action begins at 13:30 local time.
BAN vs NZ, ICC CWC 2019: Where to watch/Live streaming
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BAN vs NZ Toss Prediction
Both matches at The Oval so far have won by the team batting first, though New Zealand might look to buck that trend after their success bowling first in their opening match.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for Bangladesh vs New Zealand, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019...
Bangladesh Team News & Playing 11
BAN Team News
Bangladesh’s side to face South Africa in their opening game was as expected, with Liton Das missing out at the top of the order. The only change that the team could make for this game is to bring in the experienced Rubel Hossain in place of Mohammad Saifuddin. Otherwise, they may just go in with an unchanged line-up.
BAN Key Players
Shakib Al Hasan highlighted his importance to Bangladesh in the win against South Africa – the world’s number-one all-rounder hit 75 with the bat, took a tidy 1-50 with the ball and claimed a catch too.
Wicket-keeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim top-scored, however – hitting 78 from 80 balls and sharing a 142-run partnership with Shakib. The 31-year-old also scored 90 against in Bangladesh’s warm-up game and was in decent form in the Ireland Tri-Nation Series ahead of the World Cup too.
Another in excellent form there, Soumya Sarkar, showed more glimpses of his best form with 42 from 30 balls at the top of the order against South Africa – he and Tigers icon Tamim Iqbal are capable of getting Bangladesh off to a big start.
Mustafizur Rahman picked up three wickets, meanwhile, while captain Mashrafe Mortaza will want to get back to his best form too after proving expensive in the opening game.
BAN Team Form
Bangladesh went into the World Cup 2019 after winning all four of their completed games at the Ireland Tri-Nation Series before losing their only warm-up to India.
They started the World Cup in fine style, however – Mushfiqur Rahim (78) and Shakib Al Hasan (75) leading the way, before Mahmudullah’s late hitting lifted them to 330/6 against South Africa. In reply, they took regular wickets – Mustafizur Rahman claiming 3-67 – to restrict the Proteas to 309/8 and claim a 21-run win.
Bangladesh Predicted Playing 11
Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mohammad Mithun, Mahmudullah, Mossadek Hossain, Mohammad Saifuddin/Rubel Hossain, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Mashrafe Mortaza (c), Mustafizur Rahman
New Zealand Team News & Playing 11
NZ Team News
Injuries to Henry Nicholls (hamstring) and Tim Southee (calf) meant Colin Munro and Matt Henry started the opening game despite looking likely to miss out after their performances in the warm-up matches.
Both men took full advantage of their reprieve, however – Henry bowling superbly on his way to 3-29 and Munro hitting an unbeaten half-century in the ten-wicket win. New Zealand will continue with the same line-up that thrashed Sri Lanka in their opening encounter.
NZ Key Players
New Zealand’s bowlers led the way in their opening game against Sri Lanka, as Matt Henry set the tone with a wicket in the first over on his way to 3-29. Lockie Ferguson then took over to claim 3-22, while Trent Boult – ranked second in the world ODI rankings – claimed 1-44.
Martin Guptill then proved he is in bang in form with an unbeaten 73 from 51 balls to lead New Zealand to a ten-wicket win. Bangladesh will be sick of the sight of him too, after he hit two centuries when the two teams met in February.
Colin Munro also got back to form with an unbeaten 58 from 47 balls in the opening game, meaning Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor were not required. Williamson hit half-centuries in both warm-up games to prove his form, while Taylor has been one of the world’s leading ODI batsmen in recent years. The latter is third in the ICC rankings, having hit eight half-centuries and three 100s since the start of 2018.
NZ Team Form
New Zealand endured mixed fortunes in their two World Cup warm-up games. The Black Caps bowled India out for 179 to win their first match by six wickets, as Trent Boult claimed 4-33. Next up, however, they were hit for 421 on their way to a 91-run defeat to West Indies.
The bowlers were back on top in their opening World Cup fixture, however, as Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson each claimed three wickets as New Zealand dismissed Sri Lanka for 136. Martin Guptill (73*) and Colin Munro (58*) then took just 16.1 overs to seal a ten-wicket win.
New Zealand Predicted Playing 11
Martin Guptill, Colin Munro, Kane Williamson (c), Ross Taylor, Tom Latham (wk), Jimmy Neesham, Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Trent Boult, Lockie Ferguson
BAN vs NZ Team Form in Last Five Matches
BAN : W W W W W
NZ : W W W W L
Bangladesh vs New Zealand Head to Head
New Zealand whitewashed Bangladesh in February, claiming a 3-0 series win at home. Martin Guptill scored centuries in each of the first two games as New Zealand won both by eight wickets – chasing 233 and 227 respectively. The Black Caps batted first in the final game, posting 330/6 before Tim Southee’s 6-65 helped bowl Bangladesh out once again, this time for 242.
It means New Zealand have won 24 of their 34 previous games against Bangladesh. The last of Bangladesh’s ten wins did come in England, however – the Tigers chasing 266 to win by five wickets in their ICC Champions Trophy match in 2017.
| Matches Played | BAN Won | NZ Won | Tie | No Result |
| 34 | 10 | 24 | 0 | 0 |
Bangladesh vs New Zealand Betting Odds
New Zealand are comfortable favourites to beat Bangladesh at The Oval, with both Betway and Bet365 offering 1.33 on the Black Caps to win. Betrally has them fixed at 1.32. Bangladesh are outsiders at 3.20 with Betway, 3.40 with Bet365 and 3.35 with Betrally.
Martin Guptill led the way in the opening game and he can be backed to be New Zealand’s top batsman at 4.33 with Bet365. Kane Williamson is favourite at 3.75, while in-form Ross Taylor is 4.50 and Colin Munro is 6.00.
After Guptill and Munro’s good form in the opening game, New Zealand are 2.20 with #betyourway to post the highest opening partnership and the highest score in the first 15 overs too.
Another tempting #betyourway offering is the New Zealand opening partnership to score over 28.5 runs, Soumya Sarker to score over 23.5 for Bangladesh and Lockie Ferguson to claim over 1.5 wickets. That returns 6.00.
Sarkar is 5.00 to be Bangladesh’s top batsman, as is Shakib Al Hasan. Mushfiqur Rahim top-scored last time out and is 5.50, while Tamim Iqbal is 3.75 – all with Bet365.
With the ball, Trent Boult is 3.75 to be New Zealand’s best bowler with Bet365. Matt Henry is 4.50 and Ferguson is 5.00 after each the latter two each took three wickets against Sri Lanka.
Betway are offering Mustafizur Rahman being Bangladesh’s top team bowler and 4.50 on Shakib Al Hasan. After his all-round performance against South Africa, Shakib is 1.90 to score over 49.5 performance points with Bet365.
🏆 Bangladesh vs New Zealand Prediction
Bangladesh stunned South Africa in their opening game, but New Zealand have already proved their form. They beat Bangladesh three times in February and can beat the Tigers again to maintain their excellent start to the World Cup.
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