WF vs OV Dream11 Prediction NZ Domestic One Day Trophy Live Score

WF vs OV Dream11 Prediction: Wellington Firebirds and Otago Volts will clash against each other in the sixth match of the Ford Trophy 2021/22. Wellington have played just one game so far, defeating their Tuesday’s opponents, Otago Volts by 13 runs. On the other hand, Otago have played two games so far, winning one and losing the other.

WF vs OV NZ Domestic One Day Trophy Match 6 Details

Fixture Name: Match 6, Wellington Firebirds vs Otago Volts

Competition: NZ One Day Domestic Trophy 2021-22

Date: December 21, 2021

Time: 3:30 AM IST

Ground: Seddon Park, Hamilton

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NZ One Day Trophy Pitch Report

The conditions in Basin Park tend to favor the pacers, given the windy conditions on offer. The captain winning the toss will look to put the opposition to bat first to exploit the windy conditions with the new ball. Nevertheless, the wicket is a good track to bat on, and batters can score freely once they get their eye in.

Last result at the venue: Basin Reserve hosted the match between Wellington and Otago in the beginning of the month. Scores- WEL, 255-7 (50) defeated OTG, 242-10 (49) by 13 runs.

NZ Domestic One Day Trophy Points table: OV- 3rd, WF- 2nd

Team Form Guide:
OV (recent last): WL
WF (recent last): W

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WF vs OV Dream11 Prediction for Today Match

WF Playing 11 (likely)

Finn Allen (wk)
Luke Georgeson
Jakob Bhula
Troy Johnson
Bracewell
Jamie Gibson
Nathan Smith
van Beek
Younghusband
Ben Sears
Hamish Bennett

Wellington will look to stick with the same combination that won their first game against Otago a few weeks earlier.
Finn Allen and Luke Georgeson continue to open the batting for the hosts, with Jakob Bhula coming in at number three.
Troy Johnson, Michael Bracewell and Jamie Gibson form the middle order for Wellington.
Nathan Smith, van Beek, Bean Sears and Hamish Bennett are the pace bowling options.
Peter Younghusband will be the leading spinner for the hosts.

Hamish Benett Stats in List A

Hamish Benett is one of the most reputed bowlers in List A cricket, having played over 100 games. The Kiwi pacer has over 150 wickets in this format, at an average of just 25.

Matches	Wickets	Average
108	158	25.6

Finn Allen Stats in List A

Finn Allen is an emerging talent in New Zealand cricket. He is fairly inexperienced, but can take the game away from the opposition with his hard hitting skills.

Matches	Runs	Average
21	524	24.9

OV Playing 11 (likely)

Hamish Rutherford
Dale Phillips
Neil Broom
Nick Kelly
Llew Johnson
Anaru Kitchen
Michael Rippon
Max Chu (wk)
Travis Muller
Jacob Duffy
Matthew Bacon

Josh Finnie is not selected in the 12-man squad, which means Llew Johnson could feature in the playing 11.
Hamish Rutherford and Dale Phillips will open the batting, whereas, Neil Broom completes the top order.
Nick Kelly, Llew Johnson and Anaru Kitchen will fill in the middle order.
Jacob Duffy, Travis Muller, Matthew Bacon form the pace bowling lineup.
Michael Rippon and Anaru Kitchen will be the two spinners for the visitors on Tuesday.

Neil Broom Stats in List A

Neil Broom already has scored 122 runs in just two games this season, with scores of 72 and 50. The veteran batter is very experienced, having scored almost 6000 runs in List A cricket.

Matches	Runs	Average
185	5963	38.7

Hamish Rutherford Stats in List A

Hamish Rutherford has not had the best of starts to the tournament, scoring 48 runs in just 2 matches so far. The opener has plenty of experience, having played over 100 List A games.

Matches	Runs	Average
110	3811	37

Who will win WF vs OV today match?

Both teams have a pretty balanced side going into this fixture, and as such, it is very difficult to pick a winner. However, Otago Volts have the edge here given the fact that they have a stronger batting order with plenty of experience. Even in terms of bowling, Otago have variety as they have two left arm spinners and plenty of pace bowling options. It will be an entertaining battle, with Otago Volts having a slight advantage.