Fantasy tips for the 1st T20I between Australia and South Africa.
Here is our AUS vs SA Dream11 prediction for the first T20I between Australia (AUS) and South Africa (SA). The two rivals are set to lock horns in a three-match T20I series, with the first game to be played at Marrara Oval in Darwin.
Australia recently played a five-match T20I series in the West Indies, which they swept by 5-0. They will have Travis Head and Josh Hazlewood back for this series. Pat Cummins and Mitch Starc are rested from this assignment as well.
South Africa toured Zimbabwe last month, where they featured in a Tri-series. The second-string side reached the final but lost to New Zealand. They will have a nearly full-strength side here, with only David Miller and Marco Jansen missing.
AUSA-W
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INDA-W
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BVB
191/4
AMR
193/7
Amaravati Royals beat Bhimavaram Bulls by 3 wickets
VSS
185/8
SVL
186/2
Simhadri Vizag Lions beat Vijayawada Sunshiners by 8 wickets
ROR
–
TBW
–
VSS
–
BVB
–
ODW
149/8
CDK
161/8
Central Delhi Kings beat Outer Delhi Warriors by 12 runs
PD
182/8
EDR
186/5
East Delhi Riders won by 5 wickets
ZGW
71/8
ZAS
129/5
Zagreb Sokol beat Zagreb Warriors by 58 runs
ZAS
134/7
SOS
91/4
Zagreb Sokol beat Sir Oliver Split by 43 runs
ZGW
100/6
RJM
103/4
Rijeka Markhors beat Zagreb Warriors by 6 wickets
ZAS
109/2
SOS
108/4
Zagreb Sokol beat Sir Oliver Split by 8 wickets
ZGW
103/4
RJM
138/6
Rijeka Markhors won by 35 runs
RJM
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SOS
–
ZGA
–
RJM
–
SOS
–
ZGA
–
ZGW
–
SOS
–
ZGA
–
RJM
–
YOR
295/3
LAN
294/7
Yorkshire beat Lancashire by 7 wickets
DURH
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MID
–
LEI
–
NOT
–
BB
–
KENT
–
WOR
–
HAM
–
SURR
–
GLAM
–
GTC
142/4
CCC
138/5
Gauhati Town Club beat City Cricket Club by 6 wickets
BCC
123/10
NAJC
124/5
Nabajyoti Club beat Bud Cricket Club by 5 wickets
BCC
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GUG
–
NK
–
NWW
–
LLG
–
MUR
–
BNC
96/3
KZK
99/3
Khan Zalmi Kings beat Bader & Nie Cricket Club by 7 wickets
TCC
79/8
KUMS
151/3
Kuwait Swedish beat Tally Rangers by 72 runs
JJ
–
SBSCC
–
NCMI
–
BCC
–
KLPR
101/1
JOR
100/10
Kuala Lumpur beat Johor by 9 wickets
PRK
106/5
SEL
101/10
Perak beat Selangor by 5 wickets
HBT
216/4
SML
187/6
Hubli Tigers beat Shivamogga Lions by 29 runs
MYW
184/9
GBM
187/2
Gulbarga Mystics beat Mysore Warriors by 8 wickets
BNB
–
HBT
–
MGD
–
SML
–
WI
294/6
PAK
24/4
SLBL
–
SLGY
–
AUS
165/10
SA
218/7
South Africa beat Australia by 53 runs
BIP
182/6
OVI
180/8
Birmingham Phoenix beat Oval Invincibles by 4 wickets
SOB
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NOS
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WEF
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MAO
–
BIP-W
152/6
OIW-W
174/5
Oval Invincibles Women beat Birmingham Phoenix Women by 22 runs
SBW-W
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NOS-W
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WFW-W
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MOW-W
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Australia: Travis Head, Mitch Marsh (c), Josh Inglis (wk), Cameron Green, Glenn Maxwell, Tim David, Mitch Owen, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood.
South Africa: Ryan Rickelton (wk), Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Aiden Markram (c), Dewald Brevis, Tristan Stubbs, George Linde, Corbin Bosch, Nandre Burger, Nqabayomzi Peter, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi.
Marrara Oval, Darwin, has not been a host to any T20 matches across men’s and women’s cricket. There is no past record to go with, but you can expect a great pitch for batting.
The weather forecast suggests it will be clear with no chance of precipitation.
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Lhuan-dre Pretorius (SA)
Cameron Green (AUS)
Nathan Ellis (AUS)
Travis Head (AUS)
Aiden Markram (SA)
Mitchell Marsh (AUS)
George Linde (SA)
Most of the Australia players have been in great form, coming off a high-scoring series against the West Indies. South Africa have a slightly weaker batting unit, which could be an issue.
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