Jul 03, 2022
23:00 IST / 17:30 GMT
Windsor Park - Roseau, Dominica
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West Indies are favorites to win
The second of three IT20s between West Indies and Bangladesh gets underway on Sunday afternoon at Windsor Park, Dominica. This fixture comes 24 hours after the opening game of the series could only produce 13 overs of play and ended with no result. The game was initially reduced to 16 overs per side but rain ended proceedings with Bangladesh 105-8 from 13 overs . Read on as we preview this match. The game begins at 13:30 local time.
West Indies were far more disappointed than Bangladesh when the game was finally called off on Saturday. They will believe that they should be 1-0 up and, if they can channel the frustration, will be tough opponents.
The batting of Bangladesh was disappointing in the first IT20 and many of their players threw their wicket away. We expect to see an improvement in this game but it may not be enough to get the first win of their Caribbean tour.
This match will be shown live on BT Sports in the UK and on ESPN across the Caribbean.
Live Streaming: Fans can stream the match on Fancode in India and the ESPN app across North America.
With the humid conditions and the pitch under covers, Nicholas Pooran chose to field first on Saturday. We predict that both captains will choose to field first in similar conditions on Sunday.
There was something in the wicket for all different types of bowlers in the opening game and we expect batters to struggle with their timing again in this match. A par score will be no higher than 175.
There will again be a chance of rain interrupting the match. Expect to see plenty of cloud cover with the temperature in the high 20s throughout.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds, and match prediction for West Indies vs Bangladesh 2nd T20 Match 2022
With no bowler sending down more than 3 overs on Saturday and none of the batters getting an opportunity to face a ball, it would be a big surprise if there are any changes to the West Indies side for this second IT20. Odean Smith was expensive but he should be given another opportunity in this match.
Before the rain came and ruined the proceedings, West Indies were impressive with the ball. We saw enough to believe that they have turned their short format form around.
Kyle Mayers, Brandon King, Devon Thomas (wk), Nicholas Pooran (c), Rovman Powell, Shamarh Brooks, Romario Shepherd, Odean Smith, Obed McCoy, Hayden Walsh, Akeal Hosein
Although we did not get a chance to see how West Indies would do with the bat in the same conditions, Bangladesh’s efforts with the bat seemed under par on Saturday. There will be plenty of call from fans to make changes to the line-up but, having batted once on the pitch, it makes sense to go with the same XI in this game.
Bangladesh have really struggled with their batting on this tour and there was precious little encouragement for their fans on Saturday. They have a very poor recent record in IT20s.
Munim Shahriar, Litton Das, Shakib Al Hasan, Anamul Haque, Mahmudullah (c), Afif Hossain, Mahedi Hasan, Nurul Hasan (wk), Nasum Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman
Bangladesh have beaten West Indies only once in their last five IT20 meetings. Although the overall record is quite even, the visitors are yet to win a match in this format against West Indies in the Caribbean.
| Matches Played | WI Won | BAN Won | Draw | Tie | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | 14 | 7 | 5 | 0 | 2 |
| Last 5 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
In spite of the fact that there was only 13 overs of cricket on Saturday, the bookies have made West Indies as even stronger favourites ahead of this game.
We saw four sixes in the brief periods of play in the opening IT20 and, although the conditions are not overly favourable to the batters, we would be surprised if no one makes a half-century on Sunday.
Nicholas Pooran, Brandon King and Kyle Mayers are our batting recommendations for West Indies. Mayers scored a white-ball hundred against the Netherlands last month.
Shakib Al Hasan, Litton Das and Munim Shahriar are our recommendations for Bangladesh with the bat. Shariar has a highest score of 92 not-out in domestic T20 cricket.
We are backing Hayden Walsh, Obed McCoy and Romario Shepherd with the ball for West Indies. Walsh dismissed the dangerous Shakib Al Hasan on Saturday.
Our picks with the ball for Bangladesh are Mustafizur Rahman, Shoriful Islam and Shakib Al Hasan. Rahman has IT20 best figures of 5-22.
After the disappointment of the no result on Saturday, we expect both teams to be desperate to put on a show for the supporters in Dominica in this game. We predict that bowlers will dominate but are backing a batter or two to stand up and be counted. Overall we expect West Indies to win this match
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