SIN vs ZIM Dream11 : Zimbabwe and Singapore square off in the final league stag encounter to determine the toppers of the series
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When the T20 Tri-Series between Singapore, Zimbabwe and Nepal was conceptualised, this series was said to be nothing more than an opportunity for Singapore to face off with some staunch cricketing countries. However, the side have been quick to show that they are most than just fillers in the series, imbedding some tantalising displays, meticulously crafted performances to emerge with a new colossal stature.
Whilst Singapore’s exuberant nature as a cricketing nature was never in doubt with the cricket culture in the country being one of excellence with the side being regarded as one of the most exciting sides in the cricketing fraternity, this series has truly done justice to their hardwork. The side sprung to the attention of the global stage when they defeated Zimbabwe by 4 overs, a result which reverberated across the international fraternity to see the side win hearts with their diminutiveness.
With a defeat against Nepal and the one abandoned result against them yesterday, Singapore today sit in a position where they can end up atop of the league standings if they defeat Zimbabwe for a second time today. The culminating encounter of the series is a befitting one, a match which will see the winner be cascaded with first place, a prize which is set to see the level of cricket be stupendous today.
Zimbabwe meanwhile managed to recover from their chastening loss to Singapore with a win over Nepal in their previous encounter, a result which saw them get the better of Nepal on both the occasions they met them in the league. Currently occupying a place in the echelons of the league, the side will be looking to herald in another win and not only avenge their defeat to Singapore but also finally see themselves get a much longed for series win.
Pitch Conditions And Toss
Rain continues to remain the biggest worry ahead of today’s clash with yesterday’s fixture being curtailed due to incessant rainfall, weather conditions which are prevelant today as well. The wetness seeped into the track will help the pacers early on but nothing too much to take away from the sheen of a wicket which has been laid out for high scoring encounters.
With rain in the air, the side winning today’s toss will be looking to step out and field first.
Probable Playing 11
Zimbabwe
Brian Chari, Regis Chakabva, Sean Williams (C), Tinotenda Mutombodzi, Peter Moor, Ryan Burl, Richmond Mutumbami, Wellington Masakadza, Tendai Chatara, Daniel Jakiel, Neville Madziva
Singapore
Rohan Rangarajan, Surendran Chandramohan, Timothy David, Manpreet Singh (WK), Navin Param, Janak Prakash, Amjad Mahboob (C), Aahan Gopinath Achar, Anantha, Vinoth, Selladore Vijayakumar
Match Details
T20 Tri-Series
Match: Zimbabwe Vs Singapore
Date And Time: 3rd October, Thursday- 5:00pm IST
Venue: Indian Association Ground, Singapore
Where To Watch: Fan Code, Singapore YouTube
Pivotal Players
Zimbabwe
- Brian Chari, Tinotenda Mutombodzi, Ryan Burl, Wellington Masakadza
Singapore
- Timothy David, Manpreet Singh, Janak Prakash, Amjad Mahboob
Top 4 Batting Order
Zimbabwe
- Brian Chari, Regis Chakabva, Sean Williams, Tinotenda Mutombodzi
Singapore
- Rohan Rangarajan, Surendran Chandramohan, Timothy David, Manpreet Singh
Clean Hitters
Zimbabwe
- Brian Chari, Tinotenda Mutombodzi
Singapore
- Timothy David, Manpreet Singh
Death Overs Bowlers
Zimbabwe
- Wellington Masakadza, Neville Madziva
Singapore
- Amjad Mahboob, Selladore Vijayakumar
SIN vs ZIM Dream11 Wicket-Keeper
For Zimbabwe’s Richmond Mutumbami, this T20 series has been a breakthrough one. Selected by the side to partake in this series as the man behind the gloves, he’s done everything to cover himself in glory, putting in consistent performances with the bat to nail down his spot in the team’s batting order and our Dream 11 side as well.
SIN vs ZIM Dream11 Batsmen
Singapore’s top scorer in the series, Tim David becomes the first pick for us in the department with the player having recorded a staggering 105 runs in the two matches he’s partaken in now. He’s been the focal point of his side’s batting efforts, putting in exuberant and zestful displays, one which have been a testament to his enterprising nature as a bat.
Surendran Chandramohan comes in as well with the 58 runs till now while form Zimbabwe we have opted for the sole selection of Regis Chakabva for this clash.
SIN vs ZIM Dream11 All-Rounders
We begin this facet with Zimbabwe’s Season Williams. His two 50s and six wickets in three matches have seen hi finally put in a spree of good displays, something which was lacking from his game for quite some time now. A key figure for the side with the bat and ball, his dual role makes him excellent value for today’s imminent encounter.
Ryan Burl left us mesmerised with his 100 against Nepal in the first match for the side, a knock which revelled us is a sublime and pristine display of clean batting and expansive strokeplay, seeing him become the second player from the visiting unit. Tinotenda Mutombodzi completes the trio of selection from the side while fro Singapore we have gone in with Janak Prakash.
SIN vs ZIM Dream11 Bowling Order
If Singapore are to restrain Zimbabwe today and entrap them in a turmoil akin to the last time when they managed to defeat them, they’ll need their bowling unit to be at the fore of their abilities. We envisage them to deliver a wicket to wicket line and length, seeing us pick out the duo of captain Amjad Mahmood and Aahan-Gopinath Achar while Tendai Chatara comes in as the singular player from the visiting side.
Captain And Vice-Captain
We are opting for Burl as our unit’s captain for today whilst Williams is being made the vice-captain.
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Dream 11 Disclaimer
All our selections are based on in-depth and astute analysis of the players partaking in the match, pitch report and a perusal of other reasoning. Please incorporate a slew of factors while crafting your own side with this article serving as a guide to the match and players.
