England - Australia (Total match sixes: 9.5) After the Ashes, English and Australians continue to play against each other in a mini T20 series consisting of two games. One today and the other on Sunday. The English triumph in Ashes creates an extra incentive for Australians who want to show off enough in this series of races.
In these two games, the English appear with a totally different group of Ashes games after they decided to rest for some players, such as Cap Cook, Swan, Trot and others. Of course the only weakened team can not be considered, since the English show they managed to make the perfect match for T20 fight.
The place of "tired" took players like Lamb, Heles, Wright, Bopa and Morgan, players who are currently in excellent form and are at the top of the season after participating in the local tournaments T20 and Yorkshire Bank 40 . Wright, in particular, comes from two consecutive masters.
The Australians also made changes to the team after they had players like Fed and Bower who can make big hits, but also bowlers like Mitchell Johnson, who is excellent at T20 this year and gets from 3 wickets and over usually . They also participated in the local championships in England.
The form of T20 requires the teams to take risks, to hunt the big blows and to build in just 20 overs a score able to give them the victory. That's why these games are more impressive and offer more emotion than ODI or the traditional five-day cricket games. In my opinion, there are no favorites in a T20, and although England is more robust as a team, split odds are reasonable.
What I will chase in this game is the sixes. Both teams have terrible hitters at their disposal, and I normally expect a two-digit number in the game. In fact, a match between the women's teams is going on at the same court and the wicket is expected to be smoother in the evening, so the big ball does not get bigger and the batters become easier.
I think today we will have a scoring festival and the sixths can go out easily. However, I will keep my bet low, since both teams have remarkable bowlers who can do them in difficult conditions.
