Queensland vs New South Wales Prediction

Skipper Moises Henriques, Daniel Hughes and Kurtis Patterson have scored some good runs for New South Wales this year and they are going to be the key batsmen for this match. Ed Cowan too returned to form with a fifty in the last game. Henriques, who scored 89 against Queensland last year, is currently the second-highest run-getter of the tournament and a favorite to top-score for NSW.

Pat Cummins, Doug Bollinger and Gurinder Sandhu will be leading the charge with the ball for New South Wales. Since offspinner Nathan Lyon has not been much impressive this year, majority of the work will have to be done by these three pacemen. Bollinger picked up three wickets in the last match at a very healthy economy rate of 3.75. Expect him to finish with the best bowling figures for NSW in this match.

Betting Odds

Queensland have made a brilliant start to the tournament, winning their first four games. No wonder they are huge favorites at 1.86 with betfair. Two consecutive losses for New South Wales means they are now up at 2.18 with 1xbet. Queensland and NSW are both at 1.90 with bet365.

Queensland vs NSW Prediction

Queensland and New South Wales are two of the strongest teams in the competition and both have won the title ten times each. The latter won the tournament last year while the former finished sixth. NSW have beaten Queensland in their previous four meetings and this is certainly going to give them an edge ahead of this match.

This year, however, it is Queensland who are looking the stronger of the two. They are on a roll with wins in all of their four games so far while NSW will be coming with two consecutive defeats. So the momentum is definitely going to be with Queensland.

Both the teams are strongly recruited and there isn't much to choose between them. But on the basis of current form, we feel Queensland are slightly better placed to win this match.