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ESS vs SUR Dream11 English One Day Cup Match Prediction, Fantasy Team News

By Dheeraj
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ESS vs SUR Dream11 English One Day Cup Match Prediction | Essex vs Surrey

The iconic Kennington Oval in London will play the host for the first South Group game of the day which will be played between Surrey and Essex. The Essex Eagles who started their campaign with a bang winning the first encounter against Glamorgan by a whopping margin of 180 runs, slumped to a defeat in their following game against Middlesex by 38 runs.

In a high-scoring game where almost 700 runs were made in a day, Essex Eagles failed 38 runs short of the target while chasing a mammoth 366. Opener Varun Chopra’s run-a-ball 127 and Tom Westley’s 77 from 59 deliveries weren’t enough as they were bundled out with 4 balls to spare.

Surrey, on the other hand, are still eyeing their first win of the season after falling down in their opening two games. They opened their campaign against Gloucestershire where they lost by 147 runs and then in their following game against Sussex Sharks, they succumbed to a 2 wickets loss where they were unable to defend a formidable score of 274 runs.

Match Schedule

Essex vs Surrey, South Group, England Domestic One-Day Cup 2019

Venue: Kennington Oval, London

Time: April 23, 3:30 PM

Essex vs Surrey English One Day Cup Squads

  • Surrey have made one addition to their squad. Ryan Patel is included in the 15-man squad.
  • Essex have released an unchanged 15-man squad.

Surrey squad to face Essex: 

Rory Burns (c), Freddie van den Bergh, Will Jacks, Conor McKerr, Morne Morkel, Ryan Patel, Tom Curran, Liam Plunkett, Ben Foakes, Gareth Batty, Rikki Clarke, Ollie Pope, Jason Roy, Jamie Smith, Mark Stoneman.

Essex squad to face Surrey: 

Ryan ten Doeschate, Ravi Bopara, Sir Alastair Cook, Varun Chopra, Simon Harmer, Sam Cook, Aron Nijjar, Dan Lawrence, Jamie Porter, Rishi Patel, Peter Siddle, Matt Quinn, Paul Walter, Robbie White, Tom Westley

ESS vs SUR Dream11 Team Prediction

Wicket-keeper: Ben Foakes

Batsmen: Sir Alastair Cook, Varun Chopra, Tom Westley, Jason Roy, Will Jacks

All-rounders: Dan Lawrence, Rikki Clarke

Bowlers: Peter Siddle, Samuel Cook, Tom Curran

Our captain and vice-captain picks: Tom Curran, Jason Roy, Varun Chopra, Rikki Clarke

 

Dheeraj

A 90's born who has witnessed Sachin becoming "The God", Dhoni becoming "The only Captain to have won all the ICC trophies" and Kohli turning into a "run machine". Cricket is something I am crazy for and I try to deliver the best and true I can in my every writing.