SWE Vs SPA Dream 11 Prediction, Player Stats, Playing 11, Pitch Report, Dream11 Team And Injury Update Sportsgyan

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SWE vs SPA Match Preview

SWE vs SPA On Wednesday, Spain will face Sweden in the 13th match of Dream 11 ECC T10 2021 at the Cartama Oval in Cartama.

The innovative and exciting endeavour has 15 teams divided into three groups of five, each meeting for a week of T10 action. There will be 24 T10 games in each group, including a double round-robin and a playoff. The top two countries in each group will proceed to a Finals Week in Spain, which will take place from October 4 to 8.

Belgium and Sweden are in the lead, but Norway and Luxembourg still have work to do if they want to stay in the race. On a thrilling first day in Group A, Spain, the hosts, also got off to a good start.

SWE vs SPA Match Details

SWE vs SPA, Dream11 ECC T10 2021
Cartama Oval, Cartama
Wednesday, September 15, 2021 04:30 PM

SWE vs SPA Pitch Report

The Cartama Oval’s 22-yard surface is really fantastic. In four of the five European Cricket Championship games, teams scored more than 110 runs when batting first. After the first five games, the average first-innings score at the stadium is around 124. Today’s game is expected to feature yet another hitting masterpiece.

SWE vs SPA Team Squad

Sweden (SWE): Wynand Boshoff, Humayun Kabir, Hassan Mehmood, Samiallah Khalil, Oktai Gholami, Khalid Zahid, Dipanjan Dey, Imal Zuwak, Lemar Momand, Rahul Gowthaman, Liam Karlsson, Abhijit Venkatesh, Baz Mohammad Ayub, Rahel Khan

Spain (SPA): Charlie Rumistrzewicz, Kuldeep Lal, Ravi Panchal, Jack Perman, Zulqarnain Haider, Thomas Vine, Paul Hennessy, Hamza Saleem, Chris Mills©, Awais Ahmed(wk), Adeel Raja, Muhammed Asjed, Atif Mehmood, Yasir Ali

SWE vs SPA Probable Playing 11

Sweden: Khalid Zahid, Aftab Ahmed, Wynand Boshoff, Taranjit Singh Bharaj (vc), Oliver Hald, Imal Zuwak, Abhijit Venkatesh (c), Hassan Mehmood, Hamid Mazhar Shah, Qudratullah Mir Afzail, Delawar Khan

Spain: Chris Mills, Yasir Ali, Hamza Saleem, Jack Perman, Adeel Raja, Ravi Panchal, Thomas Vine, Paul Hennessy, Awais Ahmed(wk), Kuldeep Lal, Atif Mehmood

SWE vs SPA Top Picks

Yasir Ali has regularly been one of Spain’s greatest batters over the previous decade, and he can also contribute with the ball by taking crucial wickets. In 28 ECS matches, the all-rounder has scored 1055 runs at an average of 44 and an SR of 217, while also taking 20 wickets.

Asjad Butt, a prolific run-scorer, has a habit of putting up high numbers in Barcelona tournaments. Can easily clear the fence and contribute valuable wickets with the ball if needed. In 29 ECS games, he has scored 783 runs, with roughly 81 percent of his runs coming in the form of boundaries.

Kuldeep Lal has made a mark in ECS competitions over the previous two seasons and will be looking to do so again at ECC21. In 34 ECS games, he scored 941 runs, including a century and six fifties, while also taking 25 wickets. SPA’s top wicket-taker, with THREE wickets in two games.

In the Tri-Series triumph against Germany, Hamza Saleem, a prodigiously gifted all-rounder, earned his international debut. Can make things happen with the ball and is a capable left-handed batsman who can easily clear the fence – 767 runs and 38 wickets in 34 ECS games. Spain’s top scorer was named Man of the Match after a stunning 56* off 19 balls in a crucial win over Norway.

Awais Ahmed, a dangerous wicketkeeper-batsman, loves to take command of the game from the first ball. He is SPA’s second-highest scorer with 53 runs in two games, including a quickfire 45 off 18 balls.

Azam Khalil, a seasoned campaigner who contributes with both bat and ball in this format. A diligent worker for Swedish and European Cricket who will relish his time in the spotlight during this event. In 19 ECS matches, he has scored 344 runs and taken 21 wickets. Against Norway, he scored 41 runs in 12 balls and took three wickets.

Rahel Khan, a late call-up who has shone in ECS cricket with both bat and ball. Will be eager to test himself on the big stage. In 15 ECS games, the all-rounder has scored 237 runs and taken 23 wickets. At a Strike Rate of 211, he scored 40 runs in two games.

On Monday, Khalid Zahid, a right-arm bowler who can produce high speed and is typically quite tight with his line and lengths, was the top wicket-taker for SWE with THREE victims.

Another top-class all-rounder for Sweden is Sami Rahmani, who is known for his power hitting and huge sixes. You may also use the ball to keep it tight. In 17 ECS matches, he has scored 195 runs at a strike rate of over 207 and taken 10 wickets.

Share Ali is a ferocious attacking batsman in Sweden’s batting order. With 395 runs in 18 ECS games, he’ll be eager to lead the Swedes off to a fast start. On Monday, he scored an undefeated 63 off 24 balls against LUX.