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CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips India vs Australia on June 7, CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips India vs Australia on June 7 India and Australia are all set to lock horns in the World Test Championship final from June 7 at the Oval in London. Australia finished on the first spot in the WTC points table with a points percentage of 66.67 while India finished on the second spot with a points percentage of 58.8. Notably, it will be India’s second consecutive appearance in the final after they lost to New Zealand in the inaugural edition by eight wickets. India are currently the number-one ranked team in the world in Test cricket and have beaten Australia in their last four series consecutively. However, the Rohit Sharma-led side is marred by injuries to their big players such as Jasprit Bumrah, Rishabh Pant, and KL Rahul, heading into the big clash. India players are further coming into the game after playing two months non-stop in the IPL hence they wouldn’t be as fresh for the game. On the other hand, most of the Australian players were not a part of the IPL and will come into the summit clash after a good rest of two months. Hence, they might have an upper hand ahead of the title clash. Best economical pick–Currently, Shubman Gill is in exceptional form with the bat. In this year’s Border-Gavaskar 2022-23 at home, he looked dominating with his bat. Scoring 154 runs in three innings of two matches, he exuded confidence with his bat. In his brief Test career, the 23-year-old has gathered 890 runs in 28 innings of 15 matches.In the final WTC game, his role will be to support his captain Rohit with his spunky batting attitude. Against Australia, his record has been amazing as the right-handed batter has scored 413 runs in nine innings of five matches. Top captains & vice captains– If Australia's batting revolves around any batter, it is Steven Smith. He's a beast in Tests, probably the best Test batter going around. With a Bradmanesque average in the format, he has dominated Indian bowlers in the past. He averages 65 against India with 8 Test centuries. And in England, he has close to 1800 runs against his name.The right-handed batsman has played 5 Tests this year, hitting 249 runs at an average of 41.50. He also scored a century. With his outstanding form, he will be a key batsman for the team. Ravindra Jadeja’s all-round services will become important for India to claim a victory against Cummins and his boys. He was one of the top performers for India in the previous Test series against Australia.In the upcoming WTC final challenge, his role will be vital for India to get the better of the Aussies. The veteran’s unprecedented all-round capability powers the team in every department of the game. The 34-year-old has played 11 Tests in England, thus far, in which he has trapped 23 batters in 19 innings, with his best figures of 7/258 in a match. Jadeja’s batting record is also incredible on English soil as the stylish India all-rounder has hit 594 runs with a ton and three half-centuries in 21 innings. Smart pick –Marnus Labuschagne has become the backbone of Australia's batting ever since he made his Test debut. Once he gets set, it's close to an impossible task to get him out.In 8 games in 2023, the right-handed batsman has scored 323 runs at an average of 46.14. Against India, he hasn't stamped his domination yet. He would love to score on the big stage. During, the Border-Gavaskar Trophy he got good starts but again like Steve Smith he would be disappointed with his own performance. He will look to grab the opportunity with both hands in London when he faces Indian bowling line-up. Cautious Pick –Jaydev Unadkat made a return to the Test side in December 2022, after being away from the Test team for almost 10 years. He has played only 2 Tests so far and picked 3 wickets at an average of 56.0.Unadkat might be benched during ICC World Test Championship final. He lacks the experience of bowling in English conditions. During the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in March 2023 too, Jaydev Unadkat was part of the squad but did not play any of the four matches between India and Australia. My XI – Steven Smith (Captain), Ravindra Jadeja (Vice-Captain), Shubman Gill, Marnus Labuschagne, Pat Cummins, Mohammed Shami, Alex Carey, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Travis Head, Cheteswar Pujara
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CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan on June 4, CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan on June 4 At Hambantota's Mahinda Rajapaksa International Stadium, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan will take part in the second of three one-day international matches. The world no. 8 team, Afghanistan, has already qualified for the 2023 World Cup, and they will look at this series as their preparation for that. In fact, it was replicated in their performance in the first game. After winning the toss, Afghanistan elected to bowl. In the absence of Afghanistan match winner Rashid Khan, the team was able to pick up 10 wickets against Sri Lanka and restrict them to under 270 runs. Credit goes to Afghanistan's seamers, who struck with the new ball as well as the old ball. At one stage, they picked half the side of Sri Lanka under 200 runs, and the lower middle order's contributions helped Sri Lanka post a total of 268 runs. All three spinners of Afghanistan and Omarzai took one wicket each. Sri Lanka will play the World Cup qualifiers this month in Zimbabwe. In the first ODI, SL couldn't handle the left-arm pacer's line and length in the initial overs. Charith Aslanka, the left-hander in their middle order, joined hands with Dhananjaya de Silva to put on a 99-run stand for the fifth wicket to take Sri Lanka to a decent position. Notably, Sri Lanka's spinners failed to pick a wicket. The highlight for Afghanistan was the 98 runs scored by opener Ibrahim Zadran, who has a stellar record in Sri Lanka. Zadran and Rahmat Shah shared a second wicket partnership of 146 runs, which kept the mission on momentum. Finally, Afghanistan reached the target in 46.5 overs. Best economical pick–The 28-year-old Fareed Ahmed bowled a brilliant spell of 2/43 in eight overs and got the big wicket of Angelo Mathews. The left-arm seamer will look to bowl his team to victory in the second ODI by dismissing the top batters from Sri Lanka. Top captains & vice captains– Pathum Nissanka is a dependable batter for Sri Lanka. He starts slow, but he sticks there to rotate the strike to increase the run flow. In the last 8 games, his strike rate is 82.92, with a healthy average of 43. The all-round capability of Mohammed Nabi increases his fantasy potential; he can play aggressively if needed. In the last match, he bowled seven overs and took one wicket and scored a valuable 27 runs in the end. Smart pick –Fazalhaq Farooqi has taken 18 wickets in the last ten games and has been productive with the ball since the Big Bash. His strike rate of 27 is outstanding. He will be bowling in the initial overs and in the end for Afghanistan. His impactful performance in the first ODI helped Afghanistan to restrict Sri Lanka from scoring over 270 runs. Cautious Pick –Though Azmatullah Omarzai an all-rounder, his batting average is 11 in ODIs, and he has picked up just 5 wickets in 8 games. His batting position is also one of the reasons to skip him in your fantasy team. My XI – Pathum Nissanka (Captain), Mohammed Nabi (Vice-Captain), Fareed Ahmed, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Kusal Mendis, Rahmanulah Gurbaz, Charith Asalanka, Ibrahim Zadran, Najibullah Zadran, Dhananjaya de Silva, Dimuth Karunaratne
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