Cricket Prediction | New Zealand vs Bangladesh | 2nd ODI | Dec 20 – Let’s see whether NZ will win the series or not

NZ vs BAN Match Analysis

On Wednesday in Nelson, the second One-Day International (ODI) in the three-match series between Bangladesh and New Zealand will begin. Despite several weather delays, the first game was completed and New Zealand took the lead with a victory of 44 runs (DLS). 11:00 local time is when the game starts at the Saxton Oval.

In this series, New Zealand is experimenting with several new players, but they also have some more experienced players who all impressed in the first game. We anticipate the Black Caps to lead 2-0 over Bangladesh in New Zealand due to their outstanding record against them.

Even though the local team is far more suited to the conditions, Bangladesh has never defeated New Zealand in an ODI there. Their hitters will have a far greater chance of winning this game if they can convert scores in the twenties into half-centuries.

NZ vs BAN Team Preview & Squads

New Zealand

There will undoubtedly be one change to the New Zealand lineup for this encounter: Adi Ashok, who is expected to make his ODI debut, will replace Ish Sodhi, who is taking a scheduled break for the next two games of the series. Due to an injury, Kyle Jamieson will miss the remainder of the series, while Finn Allen will not be available for selection because he is competing in the Super Smash.

In the first One-Day International, Will Young, the right-handed opener, struck 14 fours and four sixes. He has a nine-inning average of 90.60 at home. The captain, Tom Latham, had been finding it difficult to score runs in this format until he struck 92 off 77 balls in Sunday’s first game of the series.

The speed bowler Adam Milne takes pleasure in bowling against Bangladesh and has an outstanding strike rate of 13.33 in one-day internationals against the Tigers this season.  Josh Clarkson, 26, made a solid first appearance with the ball and scored one run before getting run out. In the opening ODI, he removed Litton Das and Anamul Haque.

New Zealand Squads

New Zealand Squads

Tom Latham (c), Tom Blundell (wk), Henry Nicholls, Mark Chapman, Jacob Duffy, Josh Clarkson, William O’Rourke, Rachin Ravindra, Adam Milne, Will Young, Adi Ashok

Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s player, Litton Das, may move places in the batting order to take the place of the man who has battled against moving balls in New Zealand throughout his career. Following the game on Sunday, no injuries have been reported.

The left-hander Najmul Hossain Shanto, who made 15 runs on Sunday before being removed by Ish Sodhi, will be hoping to improve in this match. But he will try to exploit the fact that the opposition XI does not include Sodhi. The 29-year-old Litton Das is capable of scoring heavily in this match; he has the highest score in this format of 176. In ODIs, he averages 32.35.

In his opening over on Sunday, Shoriful Islam, a tall swing bowler with a left arm, bowled Henry Nicholls and Rachin Ravindra. In this format, he has a great record against the top tier in New Zealand. In the opening match of the series, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, a 26-year-old, not only smashed 28 runs off of 21 balls, but he also claimed the crucial wicket of Tom Latham.

Bangladesh Squads

Bangladesh Squads

Najmul Hossain Shanto (c), Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Anamul Haque, Towhid Hridoy, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Afif Hossain, Shoriful Islam, Litton Das, Hasan Mahmud, Soumya Sarkar, Mustafizur Rahman

NZ vs BAN outfield report

Saxton Oval

The chasing team has prevailed in seven of the eleven One-Day Internationals held at Saxton Oval. This amply demonstrates the benefit of fielding first in this situation.

Nelson is going to have nice weather with lots of sunshine.

The Saxton Oval in Nelson has a genuine pitch that benefits batters and bowlers alike. Here, batters should fare well.

NZ vs BAN Head-to-Head Stats of Last 5 Matches

In the last five games, New Zealand has won four matches and one ended in a no result.

New Zealand vs Bangladesh Prediction

Winning the toss

• New Zealand

Player of the Match

• New Zealand – Will Young

Most runs

• New Zealand – Will Young
• Bangladesh – Litton Das

Most wickets

• New Zealand – Adam Milne
• Bangladesh – Shoriful Islam

Most sixes

• New Zealand – Will Young
• Bangladesh – Litton Das

Team Scores Batting First

• New Zealand – 300+
• Bangladesh – 290+

According to cricket analysts, New Zealand has a 76.9% chance of winning.

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