ICC World Cup 2019: ENG vs AUS Dream11 Captain; Back Warner, Smith, Root to go berserk

Here is the big match in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, hosts England taking on the defending champions Australia.  The clash of the titans.

Both teams are strong contenders for the trophy and hence this match will be closely followed by fans across the world. There is no dearth of firepower in both teams but for the Dream11 Captain, watch out for these three players.

#3. Steve Smith:

With three fifties in this ongoing World Cup, Steve Smith has looked extremely solid. He has effectively negated the middle overs with his calm approach and has also played the big hits when needed.

Smith has a strong technique against spinners too and this means that Adil Rashid and Co. have a Himalayan task in front of them on Tuesday.

Batting average in 2019: 40.66

Total number of fifties in 2019: 3

Batting average in England: 35.82

Total number of hundreds in England: 5

Batting average versus England: 30.87

Total number of hundreds versus England: 1

#2. Joe Root:

As expected, Joe Root is keeping the England’s innings together with his solid and cam batting. In his six innings in this World Cup so far, he has got out below fifty only once.  And against Australia, don’t be surprise if he gets another big knock.

Batting average in 2019: 55.57

Total number of hundreds in 2019: 3

Batting average in England: 51.48

Total number of hundreds in England: 8

Batting average versus Australia: 27.85

Total number of fifties versus Australia: 5

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#1. David Warner:

A sensational IPL and now fireworks in World Cup. David Warner is back with a bang and his runs at the top of the order are making Australia’s journey smooth.

His strike-rate can be a cause of concern, but undoubtedly Warner is a massive threat for England.

Batting average in 2019: 89.40

Total number of hundreds in 2019: 2

Batting average in England: 53.46

Total number of hundreds in England: 2

Batting average versus England: 32.11

Total number of hundreds versus England: 1