BER vs USA Dream11 Match Prediction | Grand League Teams Americas Region Final-T20 1st Match

BER vs USA Dream11 Prediction | Grand League Teams | Americas Region Final T20 | 1st Match Preview

BERvsUSA

The first match of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Americas Region Final 2019 will be played today between the hosts Bermuda and the United States at Sandys Parish.

A total of four teams are participating in the tournament for the two spots in the Global Qualifiers. Along with the hosts Bermuda, Canada, the United States and the Cayman Islands are competing in the tournament.

The clash will begin at 07:30 PM IST.

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BER vs USA Team News:

• Both the sides have named their respective squads
• The hosts Bermuda has announced a 16-member squad to take part in the tournament
• Dion Stovell has been named as the skipper
• The United States is touring with a 14-man squad
• S Netravalkar will lead the side
• J Malhotra, X Marshal, Monank Patel and Hayden Walsh Jr are the key names in the squad

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BER vs USA Squads:

Bermuda-

Dion Stovell (Captain), Justin Pitcher, Onias Bascome, Macai Simmons, Derrick Brangman, George O’Brien Jr, Terryn Fray, Rodney Trott, Sinclair Smith, Deunte Darrell, Allan Douglas Jr, Okera Bascome, Kamau Leverock, Delray Rawlins, Zeko Burgess & Kyle Hodsoll

USA-

Monank Patel, Karima Gore, Aaron Jones, Saurabh Netravalkar, Nisarg Patel, Timil Patel, Jasdeep Singh, Steven Taylor, Timroy Allen, Cameron Gannon, Muhammad Ali Khan, Jaskaran Malhotra, Xavier Marshall, Hayden Walsh Jr

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BER vs USA Probable Playing11:

Bermuda:

Macai Simmons, Dion Stovell, Okera Bascome, Terryn Fray, Kamau Leverock, Delray Rawlins

USA:

JS Malhotra, Timil Patel, Xavier Marshall, Monak Patel, Steven Taylor, Mohammad Ali Khan, Saurabh Netravalkar, Hayden Walsh Jr

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BER vs USA Dream11 Fantasy Team:

Team 1 & 2: USA is favourite to win the contest

Wicketkeeper: J Malhotra

Batsmen: S Taylor, X Marshall,  T Fray, D Rawlins

All-rounder: T Patel,  H Walsh, K Leverock

Bowlers: S Netravalkar, Ali Khan, R Trott

Captain choices: J Malhotra, S Taylor

Wicketkeeper: J Malhotra

Batsmen: S Taylor, X Marshall, D Rawlins, T Fray

All-rounder: T Patel, H Walsh, K Leverock

Bowlers: S Netravalkar, Ali Khan, R Trott

Captain choices: H Walsh, S Netravalkar

Wicketkeeper: J Malhotra

Batsmen: M Patel, T Fray,  D Rawlins

All-rounder: H Walsh, T Patel, K Leverock

Bowlers: S Netravalkar, Ali Khan, R Trott, G O Brien

Captain choices: M Patel, D Rawlins

Wicketkeeper: J Malhotra,

Batsmen: M Patel, X Marshall, O Bascome, D Rawlins

All-rounder: T Patel, K Leverock

Bowlers: S Netravalkar, Ali Khan, R Trott, G O Brien

Captain choices: J Malhotra, K Leverock

Team 5 & 6: Bermuda causing upset

Wicketkeeper: J Malhotra, O Bascome

Batsmen: M Patel, O Bascome, D Rawlins

All-rounder: T Patel, K Leverock

Bowlers: S Netravalkar, Ali Khan, R Trott, G O Brien

Captain choices: D Rawlins, O Bascome

Wicketkeeper: J Malhotra, O Bascome

Batsmen: M Patel, O Bascome, D Rawlins

All-rounder: T Patel, K Leverock

Bowlers: S Netravalkar, J Pitcher, R Trott, G O Brien

Captain choices: R Trott, D Rawlins

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