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ADS vs HBH Dream11 Team Prediction of BBL: Preview |Alex Carey In, Travis Head Out

By Pranob Thachanthara

Hello and Welcome to our preview for Adelaide Strikers vs Hobart Hurricanes match. We are covering ADS vs HBH Dream11 Team Prediction, Preview and Probable Playing XI for the Big Bash League 2018-19 match. The match is to be played at Adelaide Oval.

Adelaide Strikers are fourth on the points table with four wins and four losses. They lost their last match to Sydney Thunder by 71 runs. Bowling first, They restricted Thunder at 168 with Billy Stanlake and Rashid Khan taking two scalps each. Their batsmen failed miserably in the chase and collapsed at 97 runs. Colin Ingram was the only positive with the bat scoring 48 runs. They will hope for a responsible performance from their batsmen in upcoming matches.

Table-toppers Hobart Hurricanes are in brilliant form and have won seven encounters out of their eight matches. In the last match, They defeated Perth Scorchers by 4 wickets. Bowling first, James Faulkner took a three-wicket haul while R Meredith and D Moody took two scalps each to restrict Scorchers at 177. George Bailey starred in the chase scoring 69 runs in 39 balls and was supported by Caleb Jewell and Faulkner to successfully chase the target. They will hope to continue winning momentum ahead and retain their top position in points table.

When and Where:

ADS vs HBH, 37th Match, Big Bash League 2018-19.
Adelaide Oval, Adelaide.
21st January, 01:45 PM

Venue Stats:

Average 1st innings score: 169
Average 2nd innings score: 150

Squads:

ADS:
Colin Ingram (c), Rashid Khan, Jake Lehmann, Michael Neser, Matthew Short, Cameron Valente, Jake Weatherald, Jon Wells, Billy Stanlake, Liam O’Connor, Ben Laughlin, Alex Carey, Michael Cormack.

HBH:
Matthew Wade (c), Jofra Archer, George Bailey, Johan Botha, Alex Doolan, James Faulkner, Ben McDermott, Riley Meredith, Simon Milenko, David Moody, Clive Rose, D’Arcy Short, Caleb Jewell.

Team News:

Adelaide Strikers:

They have announced 13-player squad for the match. Alex Carey and Michael Cormack are added to the squad replacing Travis Head and Harry Nielsen.

Carey will come straight in the playing XI opening the innings.

Spin all-rounder M Cormack can replace Liam O’Connor in the playing XI.

Matthew Short had failed to perform after one good outing and can be replaced by Jake Lehmann in the middle order.

Cameron Valente is likely to take the place of Harry Nielsen in the playing XI. Jake Lehmann also has a slight chance.

Alex Carey and Jake Weatherald will open the innings. Colin Ingram and Jon Wells will follow them. M Neser and Rashid will play the role of an allrounder.

M Neser, B Stanlake and Ben Laughlin will spearhead the pace attack while Rashid Khan will be the key spinner. Colin Ingram can support them.

Hobart Hurricanes:

They have declared unchanged 13-men squad for the match.

Matthew Wade will open the innings along with D’Arcy Short. Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott, George Bailey and Simon Milenko will follow them.

Johan Botha, James Faulkner and Jofra Archer can contribute with the bat as well as the ball.

D Short and Johan Botha will handle the spin department while James Faulkner, D Moody, Jofra Archer and Riley Meredith will spearhead the pace attack.

No changes are expected in their playing XI. However, Clive Rose can return to the playing XI if the need of an extra spinner is needed. David Moody can be his replacement.

Probable Playing XI:

ADS:
Alex Carey (wk), Jake Weatherald, Colin Ingram (c), Jon Wells, M Short/Jake Lehmann, Michael Neser, Rashid Khan, C Valente/J Lehmann, Ben Laughlin, Billy Stanlake, Liam O’Connor/M Cormack.

Rashid Khan can be promoted for big hitting.

HBH:
Matthew Wade (c and wk), D’Arcy Short, Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott, George Bailey, Simon Milenko, James Faulkner, Johan Botha, Jofra Archer, David Moody, Riley Meredith.