SOM vs MID Dream11 Prediction

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The Somerset outfit recorded a 4th win in a row when they played against Kent in one of the South Group matches played at Canterbury on 30th May 2023. Somerset recorded a win in this match by a margin of 13 runs. Some showers came down during the game and the D/L method had to be used for achieving the result. Even though it appeared as if the Somerset team has posted a modest total on the board of 154 runs, the conditions were not favorable for the batters. There was lateral movement available for the seamers from the track and Kent batters failed to take the score to a winning one during the chase.

During their inning, Tom Lammonby was the top run-getter for Somerset with 34 runs from 31 balls with 3 fours. Several other batsmen contributed to the total such as Tom Kohler Cadmore, Ben Green, and Roelof van der Merwe. During this wet match, Michael Hogan and Wes Agar picked up 3 wickets each to restrict the opposition. Although the Kent skipper Sam Billings made a valiant attempt at the target by scoring 29 runs from 27 balls with 2 fours and 1 six, none of the other batters could contribute healthily towards the target. The pick of the bowlers for Somerset was Ben Green who picked up 2 wickets for 19 runs.

Middlesex has performed exactly opposite to the Somerset team in the sense that they have lost all their first 4 matches in the South Group league stages of the competition. During their last game, Glamorgan reached a score of 238 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in their quota of 20 overs. Credit must be given to Middlesex for trying hard to reach the target. But it was just too big a target in the end and they could manage just 209 runs for the loss of 5 wickets to lose the game by a margin of 29 runs.

All the Middlesex bowlers went for a lot of runs except Blake Cullen who picked up 2 wickets for 23 runs from his 4 overs. The Somerset top bowlers Tom Helm and Ryan Higgins went for 69 and 62 runs from their quota of 4 overs. The Middlesex openers made a terrific start to their chase with Stephen Eskinazi and Joe Cracknell putting together a massive partnership of 146 runs on the board for the first wicket. But the Somerset batters kept losing wickets after that regularly and could not come close to the target in the end.