NZ-XI vs ENG XI Dream11 Team Prediction Preview:

As a precursor to England’s upcoming tour of New Zealand, they get a chance to get acclimatized with the conditions and get used to the pitches by playing a practice game.

The two teams have developed quite the rivalry off-late after the World cup final this year between the two teams was won by England on the count of fours hit by them after the game and the super over ended in a tie.

The tour and this game is a big opportunity for sides to sort out their t-20 squad before the world cup next year.

England will play 5 t-20s and 2 test matches in their upcoming tour and will be looking at finding a way to beat NZ who are a difficult side to beat at home

Match details:

Venue: Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln
Date and Time: October 27, 2019 6:30 AM GMT

Pitch condition:

The small grounds and flat pitches have been a hallmark of the New Zealand pitches off late. The ball will swing though in the first few over of the game and will assist with the new ball.

NZ-XI vs ENG XI Dream 11 Team Prediction Team News

New Zealand X1 Team News:

The key focus is going to be on Colin Munro with the bat who has been good but inconsistent
Lockie Ferguson will be the major threat with the ball for them.
There’s also Tim Seifert and Anton Devcich who are going to strive for their spot in the national team.

England X1 Team News:

Difficult to predict who is going to play in this team because it’s a practice game and the team would be looking to give players enough game time.
Dawid Malan, Sam Billings and Saquib Mehmood are going to try and push their case for a selection
Patrick Brown and Tom Banton are going to be given an opportunity in this game to show what they can add to the setup

New Zealand X1 probable team:

Anaru Kitchen, Colin Munro (c), Anton Devcich, Tim Seifert (wk), Lockie Ferguson, Brett Hampton, Anurag Verma, Josh Clarkson, Christian Leopard, Zak Gibson, Blake Coburn, Katene Clarke

England X1 probable team

Eoin Morgan (c), Adil Rashid, Joe Denly, Jonny Bairstow, Chris Jordan, James Vince, Dawid Malan, Lewis Gregory, Sam Billings, Tom Curran, Saqib Mahmood, Matthew Parkinson, Sam Curran, Tom Banton, Patrick Brown