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ESS vs KET Dream11 Team Prediction | Must-win for Essex

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ESS vs KET Dream11 Team Prediction and Probable XI : Preview| Must-win for Essex

ESS vs KET Dream11 Team Prediction & Probable XI : Preview

Hello and Welcome to our preview for Essex versus Kent match. We are covering ESS vs KET Dream11 Team Prediction, Preview and Probable Playing XI for the Royal London One Day Cup. The match is to be played at County Ground, Chelmsford.

Playing against Gloucestershire in the last match, Kent registered a solid victory while chasing a tall target that of 322. Bowling first, it was Darren Stevens who led the attack and picked up 2/43 in his 10 overs. Denly and Matt Henry supported him. In batting, it took twin centuries from Denly and Kuhn to overhaul the target.

Essex also defeated Sussex in their last match as they chased the total of 285 with four wickets in hand. Ashar Zaidi bowled extraordinarily to pick 2/32 in ten overs. Neil Wagner and Matt Coles supported him. Essex began well with Chopra and Wheater establishing the platform. Tom Westley top-scored with 88 and took them to the win.

When and Where :

ESS vs KET, Royal London ODI Cup, 6th June
County Ground, Chelmsford,
03:30 PM IST

Venue Stats :

1st innings average score : 198 runs
2nd innings average score : 143 runs

Squads :

Essex :
Ryan ten Doeschate (C), Ravi Bopara, Varun Chopra, Matt Coles, Sam Cook, Simon Harmer, Dan Lawrence, Jamie Porter, Shane Snater, Neil Wagner, Tom Westley, Adam Wheater (WK), Ashar Zaidi.

Kent :
Daniel Bell-Drummond, Joe Denly, Heino Kuhn, Sean Dickson, Sam Billings (c), Alex Blake, Darren Stevens, Calum Haggett, Adam Rouse, Matt Henry, Harry Podmore, Mitch Claydon, Imran Qayyum.

Team News :

Essex :
This being a must-win match, Essex is likely to continue with their winning combination.

Kent :
A win here will give a home match in the qualifiers for Kent, they have also announced an unchanged squad. They are also unlikely to tinker with the playing XI.

Probable Playing XI :

Essex :
Varun Chopra, Adam Wheater (wk), Tom Westley, Ashar Zaidi, Daniel Lawrence, Ravi Bopara, Ryan ten Doeschate (c), Simon Harmer, Matt Coles, Neil Wagner, Samuel Cook/Jamie Porter.

Kent :
Daniel Bell-Drummond, Heino Kuhn, Joe Denly, Sam Billings (wk/c), Alex Blake, Sean Dickson, Darren Stevens, Calum Haggett, Matt Henry, Imran Qayyum, Mitchell Claydon