LIT vs SES Dream11 Prediction

LIT vs SES Match Preview

The Blaze outfit played their last game of the competition against Southern Vipers. Batting first, Southern Vipers scored 288 runs all out from 49.5 overs with some excellent contributions from the likes of Bouchier, Elwiss, and Windsor. These three cricketers scored 64, 64, and 52 runs respectively to ensure that the Southern Vipers reached a fighting total. Southern Vipers recorded a win by a margin of 126 runs as The Blaze was bowled out for 162 runs. This victory ensured Southern Vipers a place in the final of the competition.

The Blaze entered this match with the knowledge that a win here was a ticket to the final in Northampton on Sunday. Even if they had succeeded in reaching a score of 231 runs during the chase it would have taken all the permutations and combinations out of the picture. On an overcast morning with the dew still present on the outfield, bowling first appeared to be a good decision for the Blaze skipper Kirstie Gordon. It appeared to be a good decision when the Southern Vipers' openers were kept quiet by the Blaze opening bowlers.

South East Stars played their last and 53rd game of the competition against Central Sparks in Birmingham. They went on to win this match convincingly by a margin of 152 runs. A good stand between Bryoni Smith and Chathli set up a big total for South East Stars women. Smith scored 97 runs while Chathli scored 61 runs. The Entire Central Sparks team was bundled out for 131 runs with Davidson-Richards and McDonald-Gay picking up 3 wickets each. This emphatic 152-run win secured qualification for the South East Stars to the next round.

This win was set up by the Stars opener Bryoni Smith who led from the front with a terrific 97 from 81 balls with 10 fours and 3 sixes. Kira Chathli scored 61 from 92 balls and these two powered the team to a healthy score of 283 for 7. What followed this effort was a disciplined bowling performance from Stars that allowed only Maddy Green from the opposition to reach a score of over 20 runs. When Smith got out in the nineties falling 3 runs short of a well-deserved hundred the Stars innings lost a bit of momentum. But Chloe Hill and Maddie Blinkhorn-Jones rescued the situation and took the score to 283 runs.