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MON vs WI-B Dream11 Team Prediction and Probable XI: Preview Hello and Welcome to our preview for Montreal Tigers versus Windies-B match. We are covering MON vs WI-B Dream11 Team Prediction, Preview and Probable Playing XI for the T20 match. The match is to be played at Maple Leaf North-West Ground, King City. The first match of round-2 will be between these two teams one who is on the top of points table WI-B and another who is at the bottom with just 1 win and 4 defeats Montreal Tigers. WI-B was coming in round-2 with a winning streak of 4 matches but it was finally broken by Vancouver Knights this past sunday where WI-B collapsed at 140 chasing a total of 175. Derval Green and Kavem Hodge were the only positives from that match. Montreal Tigers did not have a good start to the inaugural tournament. After first three defeats they finally won a match and were on the edge to win the last match but lost it on the last ball by one wicket. Their bowlers have been phenomenal and captain Malinga is leading from the front and is the highest wicket taker of the tournament. Montreal Tigers are out of the tournament and will play their last match today and will try to put a good show to save their pride. On the other hand, WI-B will hope to retain their top position in points table. When and Where: MT vs WI-B, 16th T20, Global T20 Canada 2018 Maple Leaf North-West Ground, King City 10th July, 08:30 PM IST Venue Stats: 1st innings average score: 136 runs 2nd innings average score: 117 runs Squads: WI-B: Justin Greaves, Kavem Hodge, Nicholas Pooran, Fabian Allen, Brandon King, Obed McCoy, Shamar Springer, Anthony Bramble (c & wk), Khary Pierre, Sherfane Rutherford, Derval Green, Jeremiah Louis, Alick Athanaze, Roland Cato. MON: Dwayne Smith, Sunil Narine, George Worker, Moises Henriques, Sikandar Raza, Najibullah Zadran, Denesh Ramdin (wk), Kevon Cooper, Sandeep Lamichhane, Peter Siddle, Lasith Malinga (c), Cecil Pervez, Ibrahim Khaleel, Dillon Heyliger, Nicholas Kirton, Rayyan Pathan, Ashley Nurse. Team News: West Indies-B: Justin Greaves who has been phenomenal both with bat as well as ball for WI-B will most probably come back in the lineup replacing Alick Athanaze. Obed Mccoy who took 10 wickets in first 3 matches has lost his form and is struggling in last 2 matches with no wickets and an economy over 10. Captain and wicket-keeper Anthony Bramble needs to lead his team from front and score some runs for the team. Montreal Tigers: Lasith Malinga and Peter Siddle have become lethal pair of fast bowlers taking 23 wickets between them and topping the leading wicket-takers chart. Dwayne Smith has been unable to get going in this tournament yet and will try to give a good performance in team’s last encounter. Sunil Narine also has not been able to perform at his level and has been poor in bowling as well as hitting at the top. Probable Playing XI: WI-B: Justin Greaves/Alick Athanaze, Sherfane Rutherford, Brandon King, Anthony Bramble (c and wk), Nicholas Pooran, Shamar Springer, Kavem Hodge, Fabian Allen, Khary Pierre, Derval Green, Obed McCoy. MON: Dwayne Smith, Sunil Narine, George Worker, Moises Henriques, Sikandar Raza, Najibullah Zadran, Denesh Ramdin (wk), Kevon Cooper, Sandeep Lamichhane, Peter Siddle, Lasith Malinga (c). MON vs WI-B Dream11 Team Prediction: Dinesh Ramdin/Anthony Bramble (Wk) Nicholas Pooran Brandon King Dwayne Smith Sikandar Raza/Moises Henriques Kavem Hodge/Justin Greaves Sherfane Rutherford Sunil Narine/George Worker Lasith Malinga Peter Siddle Derval Green/Obed McCoy Captain and Vice-Captain choices: Lasith Malinga, Sunil Narine, Justin Greaves, Sherfane Rutherford, Moises Henriques. For Grand Leagues: Dwayne Smith, Peter Siddle, Sikandar Raza, George Worker, Brandon King, Nicholas Pooran, Obed McCoy. Key players: West Indies-B: J Greaves N Pooran S Springer S Rutherford B King Derval Green Obed McCoy Fabian Allen MON: S Narine L Malinga P Siddle M Henriques G Worker S Raza D Smith

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