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CAY vs USA Dream11 Grand League Teams | Cayman Islands vs United States of America| Americas region final T20

The two international sides will face off this time around in what will be another outing of the Americas region final T20 2019. This would be just the first match played amongst the sides in the series which is being played in Hamilton. Let’s look at the CAY vs USA Dream11 team prediction, what could be an exciting series for both the nations.

Match details:

19/08 – 11:30 PM IST

4th Match, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Americas Region Final at Hamilton, Aug 19, 2019

Squad

Cayman Islands: Darren Cato, Kervin Ebanks, Akhilesh Gavde, Luke Harrington-Myers, Chad Hauptfleisch, Alistair Ifill, Paul Manning, Zachary McLaughlin, Alessandro Morris (c), Sacha De Alwis, Gregory Strydom, Troy Taylor, Omar Willis, Conroy Wright

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

Key Players:

• TK Patel in his last game in April against Papua Guinea made an impressive 50 in 74 balls. He also bagged 2 wickets.
• MD Patel supported him well with a handy 39 in the same game.
• Walsh also made a contribution of 27 in the same outing.

Probable Playing 11

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

Cayman Islands: Sacha DeAlwis, Chad Hauptfleisch (WK), Darren Cato, Gregory Strydom, Luke Harrington Myers, Omar Willis, Paul Manning, Troy Taylor, Alistair Ifill, Conroy Wright, Alessandro Morris (C).

CAY vs USA Dream11-

Team 1: USA bats first and wins

Captain –J Malhotra

Vice-Captain – H Walsh

Keeper – J Malhotra

Batsmen –, A Jones,  M Patel, D Cato, Gregory

All-Rounders- T Patel, H Walsh

Bowlers – S Netravalkar, A Khan, A Morris, T Taylor

Team 2: USA bats first and wins in a close encounter

Captain –M Patel

Vice-Captain – A Khan

Keeper – J Malhotra

Batsmen –, A Jones,  M Patel, D Cato, Gregory

All-Rounders- C Wright, H Walsh

Bowlers – S Netravalkar, A Khan, A Morris, T Taylor

Team 3: USA bats first and loses

Captain –M Patel

Vice-Captain – A Morris

Keeper – J Malhotra

Batsmen –, A Jones,  M Patel, D Cato, S Taylor

All-Rounders- C Wright, A Ifill

Bowlers – S Netravalkar, A Khan, A Morris, T Taylor

Team 4: Cayman Islands bats first and wins

Captain –S DeAlwis

Vice-Captain – A Morris

Keeper – J Malhotra

Batsmen –, A Jones,  Omar Willis, D Cato, S DeAlwis

All-Rounders- C Wright, A Ifill

Bowlers – S Netravalkar, A Khan, A Morris, T Taylor

Team 5: Cayman Islands bats first and wins in a close encounter

Captain –S DeAlwis

Vice-Captain – H Walsh,

Keeper – J Malhotra

Batsmen –, A Jones,  Omar Willis, D Cato, S DeAlwis

All-Rounders- H Walsh, A Ifill

Bowlers – S Netravalkar, A Khan, A Morris, T Taylor

Team 6: Cayman Islands bats first and loses

Captain –T Patel

Vice-Captain – S Netravalkar

Keeper – Chad Hauptfleisch

Batsmen –, A Jones,  Omar Willis, D Cato, S DeAlwis

All-Rounders- H Walsh, T Patel

Bowlers – S Netravalkar, A Khan, A Morris, T Taylor

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