Bohemian CC vs Brno Rangers, ECN Czech Super Series
After identical results on the opening day, Bohemian CC and Brno Rangers conclude the group stage of the ECN Czech T10 Super Series Championship Weekend against each other. The match takes place at the Scott Page Field, Prague, on July 12. The live action starts at 12:00 local time.
Bohemian CC and Brno Rangers both started with a defeat to Prague Spartans Vanguards but bounced back by beating Prague Barbarians Vandals. Bohemian, chasing 132 to win, could only reach 126/5 in their first match against the Vanguards. Against the Vandals, however, Zahid Mahmood’s 23 was key as they chased 81 to win by two wickets off the final ball.
Brno Rangers, meanwhile, could only reach 98/7 in reply to 105/2 against the Vanguards – Czech international wicket-keeper Ushan Gunathilake top-scoring with 31 in the Rangers’ innings. They too bounced back against the Vandals, however. Rahat Ali (3-14) and Somsuvro Basu (3-10) as they restricted them to 98/8 before claiming a seven-wicket win off the final ball.
Bohemian CC vs Brno Rangers Live streaming
Live streaming: European Cricket Network, FanCode App
Toss Prediction
Both teams bowled first in both matches on the first day. It could be a key toss.
Weather Report
While conditions will be partly cloudy, there is practically zero chance of rain.
Pitch Condition
A slowish wicket has improved for this Championship Weekend; run rates improved on the first day.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for Bohemian CC vs Brno Rangers, ECN Czech Super Series.
Bohemian CC Team News & Playing 11
BCC Team News
Zahid Mahmood moved up the batting order after his batting in the first game. They could be unchanged after getting back to winning ways last time out.
BCC Key Players
Zahid Mahmood: Hammered 30 from 11 balls in the first match and then opened the batting in the second, when he hit a crucial 23.
Sazib Bhuiyan: Key with bat and ball in the first group stage, he batted well briefly in the first match and then took 1-7 last time out.
Abul Farhad: Took two wickets in his only over in the second game, taking 2-1, having smashed 23* from 12 balls in the first game.
BCC Team Form
Bohemian came up just short chasing 132 to beat Prague Spartans Vanguards in the first game, as they finished on 126/5. In the second game, they were chasing just 81 to win and claimed a two-wicket win off the final ball.
Bohemian CC Predicted Playing 11
Saqlain Saqib Mukhtar, Ali Waqar, Sazib Bhuiyan, Ravindra Singh Bist, Abul Farhad, Javed Iqbal (c), Zahid Mahmood, Pratap Jagtap (wk), Saurabh Kakaria, Waheed-ur-Rehman, Waseem Sardar Khan
Brno Rangers Team News & Playing 11
BRG Team News
Tripurari Kanhya Lal remained up the batting order, having been promoted up the order previously. The Rangers could be unchanged once more.
BRG Key Players
- Ushan Gunathilake: The Czech international wicket-keeper-batsman scored 31 from 19 balls against the Vanguards in his only innings in the first match.
- Rahat Ali: Back to his wicket-taking best in the second match, as he claimed 3-14 to follow up his excellent form in the first group stage.
- Naveed Ahmed: Took a wicket in the most recent win, having starred in the final of the initial group stage too.
BRG Team Form
Brno Rangers opened with a defeat to Prague Spartans Vanguards. Ushan Gunathilake hit 31 as they hit 98/7, falling short of their 106 target. Next up, they faced Prague Barbarians Vandals. Rahat Ali and Somsuvro Basu each took three wickets as they restricted the Vandals to 98/8 and claimed a seven-wicket win.
Brno Rangers Predicted Playing 11
Tripurari Kanhya Lal, Somesekhar Banerjee, Vikram Padigala, Ushan Gunathilake (wk), Naveed Ahmed (c), Dylan Steyn, Rahat Ali, Saquib Sadiq, Somsuvro Basu, Anthony Francis, Sandeep Tiwari
Jul 12, 2020
15:30 IST / 10:00 GMT
Scott Page Field - Prague, Czech Republic
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