Toronto Nationals vs Montreal Tigers T20 Prediction

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Denesh Ramdin and Dillon Heyliger were replaced by USA keeper Ibrahim Khaleel and returning Kevon Cooper for the match against Edmonton Royals last time out. After winning, thanks to some brilliant bowling despite posting a low score, they may be unchanged to face Toronto in their final game.

Rayyan Pathan and Ashley Nurse have both not played since the second match and look unlikely to force their way back in now with the team finding balance to their bowling quintet.

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Moises Henriques' half-century in the win against Edmonton not only anchored the innings, but took him to 139 runs in four matches so far - comfortably Montreal Tigers' most runs so far. Sikandar Raza is second with 104 runs, with no other rider passing 100 from the first four games.

They have impressed with the ball, however - or their international stars have anyway. Lasith Malinga now has nine wickets from four games after his 2-29 from his four overs against Edmonton Royals. Peter Siddle, meanwhile, took 4-13 from 19 balls to lead Montreal to victory and take his tally to eight in the tournament.

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After three straight defeats, Montreal finally recorded their first win of the Global T20 Canada at the fourth attempt in their most recent game. Their tournament started with a 46-run defeat to Winnipeg Hawks, after falling to 157 all out in pursuit of 203/4. They then failed to defend 184/9 against the CWI B Team in their second game.

Sikandar Raza top scored in both of those games, while it was George Worker with 43 from 33 balls against Vancouver Knights. They still fell to an 18-run defeat, however, after finishing 148 all out with just two balls of their innings remaining.

They only managed 129/6 in their most recent game - Moises Henriques posting the Tigers' first half-century - but Peter Siddle's superb 4-13 helped bowl Montreal to a 15-run win against Edmonton Royals.