West Indies will take Australia In the first international T20 of the three -game series in Sabina Park in Kingston on July 21. After a difficult loss of difficult tests, the local team will be impatient to start again in the shortest format and give their fans something to encourage.
Australia will start its T20i series against the Antilles With a balanced team with a mixture of experienced activists and promising young talents. Below Mitchell Marsh’s Leadership, visitors will rely on the experiences of players as Glenn Maxwell while also giving the possibility of mounting stars such as Jake Fraser-McGurk.
For the Antilles, this marks a crucial opportunity to bounce back after their recent loss of T20I series against England. The team, led by Shai Hopewill welcome Andre Russell As for his second outing in the colors of the Antilles. With the side passing through a transition phase, the hosts will be impatient to rediscover their rhythm and give the crowd of the crowd.
Sabina Park Pitch Report:
Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica, for T20 matches, tends to offer land that is good enough for the striker. While fast quisors could get a little help with swing and sewing from the start with the new ball, the surface generally settles quickly. The teams often find a good place to score races, and we have seen totals raised here in the T20. An average score of the first rounds is around 165, but the teams have certainly crossed the 200 brands. Over the game, the terrain could become a little slower, which could put the spinners at stake in the middle and later. Overall, expect a fairly uniform competition between the bat and the ball, often leaning towards the drummers if they are fixed.
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Kingston weather report for the 1st T20i
The weather in Kingston should remain hot and above all clear throughout the evening, offering ideal conditions for the opening of the T20i between the Antilles and Australia. Temperatures will remain in the mid -20s but can feel warmer due to humidity. The winds will be moderate, picking up a little later in the evening with gusts reaching up to 30 km / h, which could help swing. The risk of rain remains low, with only a slight possibility of light showers from the start. Overall, the conditions are favorable for an uninterrupted game and an exciting competition in Sabina Park.
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