NEW_ZEALAND_U19 vs IREU19 Super Six - Match 11 Prediction

NEW_ZEALAND_U19 vs IREU19 Team Previews

New Zealand U19

The New Zealand U19 team is going into this game after enduring a few losses in a row. They played their last match in the competition against the Indian U19 team. They lost this contest pretty severely. This game saw Indian boys batting first to raise a score of 295 runs from their fifty overs. The New Zealand U19 team was bowled out for 81 runs in their 29th over. After picking up an early wicket during the Indian innings, the Kiwi bowlers could not contain the Indian batting charge.

The best bowler on the scene for New Zealand was Mason Clarke. He picked up four wickets although he went for 62 runs. Some other bowlers that were on the wickets were Ryan Tsourgas, Ewald Schreuder, Zac Cummings, and Oliver Tewatiya. All these bowlers picked up one wicket apiece. The New Zealand innings were off to a disastrous start, and they never recovered from it. The top run-getter for them was Oscar Jackson, who had 19 runs. Although Sac Cummings and Alex Thompson showed some spirit towards the end, it was nowhere close to being enough.

Ireland U19

The Irish team has had even worse fortunes. They have lost three games in a row. The last game for the Ireland boys was against the Pakistan U19 team. The Ireland U19 team batted first to score 181 runs from their quota of overs. The Pakistan team reached the target in 43.4 overs, losing seven wickets. The Ireland team reached a respectable figure thanks to the efforts of J McNally and Harry Dyer. McNally scored 53 runs from 81 balls, while Dyer scored 31 runs from 41 balls.

The Irish team made a valiant effort to reach this target. Ahmad Hassan scored 57 runs to thwart their efforts. The best bowler for the Irish squad was Harry Dyer. He picked up four victims for losing 35 runs from his 9.4 overs. He also bowled economically and conceded just 35 runs from his 9.4 overs. Bowlers like Reuben Wilson, Oliver Riley, and Jordan Neill also picked up a wicket. However, this top effort from Harry Dyer and co was not sufficient to get the Ireland team a win.