Prague Spartans Vanguards vs Brno Rangers Match Prediction

PSV vs BRG Dream11 Prediction

• Wicket-keeper(s):
  
  Umesh Gunathilake is a Czech international, and is both tidy with the stumps and useful with the bat. He is nine credits, and you may need to save some – making Dylan Steyn a tempting option – but otherwise, Gunathilake is the top gloveman.
   
• Batsmen:
  
  Somesekhar Banerjee is a key top-order batsman and showed glimpses of what he is capable of for Brno Rangers at the top of the order. PSV have Kranthi Venkataswamy up the order, meanwhile. Partha Bhalodiya is another good pick, but with a need to save credits it may be prudent to opt for Santhosh Bemmireddy instead.
   
• All-rounder(s):
  
  Prasanna Ganesan was key the bat in PSV’s final to qualify for this Championship Weekend and he is a tidy bowler too. Ten credits may be a bit too much, and he is the one to drop if you need to, but otherwise he is worth selecting. The same is true of Naveed Ahmed, as a key spin bowler for Brno Rangers, while Tripurari Khanya Lal showed his all-round form in the group stage too. Finally, for PSV, Satyajit Sengputa’s bowling gets him in, even if his batting does not.
   
• Bowlers:
  
  It is worth keeping something back for each team’s key bowler. For Brno Rangers, that is Rahat Ali – who crowned the group-stage with 2-2-0-3 in the final. Neeraj Tyagi is a consistent wicket-taker for PSV, meanwhile. That leaves only enough for an eight-credit bowler though, so if Arun Mathew does not play, there may need to be a rethink (or Mathew used as a sacrifice).
   
• Captain/vice-captain:
  
  Neeraj Tyagi’s consistent wicket-taking gives him the edge over opposite number Naveed Ahmed for captain. Brno Rangers’ Rahat Ali is a key bowler too, and he is worth considering for vice-captain ahead of the all-rounders.