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HAM Vs SOM Prediction ( Dream11 )

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Pitch Report - 

- Pitch on Tauton is generally helpful for batsmen. Above average score has been observed this season. 

- There is a good chance of Rain spoiling the game. 

Team News - 

- SOM has same squad so they will probably have same playing XI today 

- HAM is expected to make some changes in playing XI. 

- Few changes are made in HAM squad. F Edward is added and S Ervin can also play today

Probable Playing XI - 

HAM - 

James Vince, Rilee Rossouw, Tom Alsop, M Carberry,George Bailey, Lewis McManus, Shahid Afridi, Kyle Abbott, Mason Crane, Reece Topley, Fidel Edwards

SOM - 

Lewis Gregory, Jim Allenby, Peter Trego, Adam Hose, James Hildreth, T Banton, Corey Anderson, Roelof van der Merwe, Craig Overton, Tim Groenewald, Max Waller

Note - Playing XI is subjected to change. Take players suggested by us. 

Team Prediction - 

1. L McManus

2. J Vince (VC)

3. M Carberry 

4. R Rossouw

5. J Allenby

6. A Hose

7. L Gregory (C) 

8. Van Der Merwe

9. K Abbot

10. R Topely

11. T Groenewald

Expert Advice and Suggestion - 

- In WK, L McManus is safe choice. He comes down, but sure he will play. S Davis is not sure, you can make him captain only in GL

- Other options in Batting are J Hildreth, P Trego and G Bailey. You can take anyone. All are good batsmen 

- S Afridi and C Anderson are more like batsmen, they don't get much to bowl now a days. So count them as batsmen if you take them. You can take anyone. 

- You can also take G Berg, he is more like a Bowler, comes really low for bat. 

- There are many good options in Bowling, C Overton, M Waller and M Crane are really good bowlers and you can take them. Selecting bowlers is a luck. No one can predict who will take more wickets. 

Other Options For C VC - 

J Allenby, M Carberry, Van Der Merwe 

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