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West Indies
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Australia
Australia To Win, 1.65
Australia out-hit West Indies in the series opener, smashing 17 sixes to 9. That power could come to the fire once more.
Mitchell Owenās fearless debut and Greenās finishing make Australiaās middle order more dynamic.
West Indies is pretty one-dimensional and we think their bowling lacks the quality needed to beat Australia consistently
Total Sixes in Match to be Over 14.5
Both teams cleared the ropes frequently in Game 1. With Green, Owen, Maxwell, Russell, and Hetmyer on the teamsheet and Sabina Parkās short boundaries, expect a six-hitting fest again.
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Green looked in sublime touch, scoring 51 off 26. His calculated aggression and adaptability against both pace and spin make him a strong bet to deliver again. Follow the form!
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Australia
The first T20 between West Indies and Australia lived up to its billing! There were plenty of big hits and exciting phases of the game where the balance shifted quickly. however, in the end, Australia's depth and bowling quality proved to be the difference. Can the West Indies hit back or is it going to be another win for the Aussies? Let us see!
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Australia now leads the recent head-to-head 6-1 in their last seven encounters. Overall, the record is close at 12-11 in favor of Australia, but momentum is clearly with the Aussies.
The 2nd T20I will be played under lights at Sabina Park, Kingston, starting at 5:30 AM IST, July 22, 2025. Fans in India can watch the game live on Sony Sports Network or stream it on FanCode.
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West Indies began brilliantly with the bat, led by Chaseās explosive 60 and Hopeās classy 55. But the collapse from 159/2 to 189/8 exposed their fragile lower order. Russell, Rutherford, and Holder combined for just 8 runs, while their finishing plans fell apart against quality death bowling.
Gudakesh Motie impressed with the ball (2/29), but the seamers, including Russell (0/37 in 2 overs), leaked heavily. With Evin Lewis still out and their middle order under pressure, the team might consider bringing in a stabilizer like Kyle Mayers.
The X-factor is still Andre Russell, especially in front of home fans, but the all-rounder needs to fire with bat or ball to justify his presence.
Brandon King, Shai Hope (c & wk), Roston Chase, Shimron Hetmyer, Rovman Powell, Andre Russell, Jason Holder, Romario Shepherd, Akeal Hosein, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph
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Australia will take immense confidence from the way they clawed back into Game 1. The new-look middle order, especially debutant Mitchell Owen (50 off 27), showed poise under pressure. Greenās 51 and Zampaās tidy overs give them a great balance.
Fraser-McGurk failed again, and there could be pressure to reconsider his role as opener if Matt Short regains fitness. But with Connolly contributing, and death specialists like Ellis and Dwarshuis in form, this Aussie squad is performing beyond expectations despite missing Starc, Warner, and Cummins.
Owenās all-round value and Dwarshuis' 4-wicket haul underline the strength in depth Australia possesses.
Mitchell Marsh (c), Jake Fraser-McGurk, Josh Inglis (wk), Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, Mitchell Owen, Cooper Connolly, Sean Abbott, Nathan Ellis, Ben Dwarshuis, Adam Zampa
Expect both captains to prefer chasing again. Under lights at Sabina Park, dew and a quickening outfield typically make life easier for batters in the second innings.
Sabina Park continues to be a high-scoring ground in T20s, offering even bounce and short boundaries. Expect another run-heavy game unless rain intervenes ā forecast suggests a 20% chance of a light evening shower, but a full match is expected.
West Indies showed flair with the bat but fell apart under pressure. Australia, in contrast, showed composure and finishing depth. Unless the West Indies bowlers ā particularly Russell and Joseph ā tighten up at the death, Australiaās deeper, more consistent batting line-up should prevail again.
Russell, Hetmyer, and Motie are game-changers, but if they donāt shine, Australiaās balance and recent form give them the edge.
Bet on Australia to win this match.
WI vs AUS win percentage stands at 58% in favor of AUS.
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