BSC Rehberge vs BSV Britannia, ECS T10 League - Dresden
BSC Rehberge’s final group game at the ECS Dresden T10 tournament sees them take on BSV Britannia at the Ostrapark, Dresden, on August 13. The live action starts at 15:00 local time.
BSC Rehberge started the tournament with five consecutive wins, beating Berlin Eagles and USG Chemnitz twice apiece before also beating RC Dresden to go top of the table. After a dominant eight-wicket win against the hosts, they could only post 61 chasing 94 to beat BSV Britannia last time out. They play Dresden and BSV again on day four.
BSV Britannia’s win when these teams last met was their fourth in a row, having already seen off Berlin Eagles twice and also ended RC Dresden’s unbeaten start to the tournament. Excellent batting and Rohit Singh’s all-round form are among the highlights, while Sanish Goyal took five wickets last time these teams met. They meet USG Chemnitz in their first game of the day.
BSC Rehberge vs BSV Britannia Live streaming
Live streaming: European Cricket Network
Toss Prediction
BSV Britannia batted first and won when these teams last met and might do the same again.
Weather Report
More warm and dry conditions are in store in Dresden.
Pitch Condition
BSV Britannia have been in top batting form to showcase what can be got out of this balanced wicket.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for BSC Rehberge vs BSV Britannia, ECS Dresden T10.
BSC Rehberge Team News & Playing 11
BSCR Team News
After a heavy defeat when these teams last met, there could be a rethink.
BSCR Key Players
- Shahnawaz Ahmad: In good form prior to the tournament, he started well and will want to bounce back after a weaker showing on the third day.
- Sajid Liaqat: Continued his excellent bowling form with a match-winning contribution against RC Dresden and he can bat up the order too.
- Javed Iqbal: Ten wickets in Rehberge’s first two days of actions continued the excellent form he showed pre-tournament too.
BSCR Team Form
BSC Rehberge won their first five matches, twice beating Berlin Eagles and USG Chemnitz before chasing 86 to beat RC Dresden by eight wickets – Sajid Liaqat taking three wickets and Imran Chaudry hitting an unbeaten half-century. They lost the last time they faced BSV Britannia, however after being bowled out for just 61 chasing 94 to win.
They face RC Dresden and BSV Britannia in that order again on the final day of the group stage.
BSC Rehberge Predicted Playing 11
Shahnawaz Ahmad, Jafer Luqman, Imran Chaudry, Sajid Liaqat, Nooruddin Mujadaddy, Saddam Gill, Saeed Safi, Musthafa Muhammaed (wk), Javed Iqbal (c), Sadiq Sabah, Asad Naqvi
BSV Britannia Team News & Playing 11
BSVB Team News
BSV Britannia have kept things mostly consistent, with only a couple of changes so far.
BSVB Key Players
- Mohit Negi: Laid some useful bases but has not yet kicked on in the same manner as he has in T20 cricket.
- Rohit Singh: Top-scored when these teams last met and then took another wicket too, continuing his fine all-round form.
- Sanish Goyal: Snatched the limelight with a five-wicket haul when these teams last met, helping BSV to a dominant win.
BSVB Team Form
Victory against BSC Rehberge at the end of day three was BSV Britannia’s fourth in a row, seeing off Berlin Eagles twice and RC Dresden and Rehberge once apiece. Their batting form has been excellent and they backed it with their bowling too. They start day four by taking on USG Chemnitz.
BSV Britannia Predicted Playing 11
Sanish Goyal, Mohit Negi, Rohit Singh (c), Nadjibullah Yasser, Gaurav Lohia, Vijay Lakshmanan (wk), Sandan Chintanippu, Hitesh Thakur, Faisal Khan, Waleed Ahmed, Waqas Virk
🏆 BSC Rehberge vs BSV Britannia Prediction
BSV Britannia thrashed BSC Rehberge last time they met and they can seal another win in this game.
Aug 13, 2020
16:30 IST / 11:00 GMT
Ostrapark Ground - Dresden, Germany
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