Tim David
265 runs, SR 167, 21 sixes in the last 10. Rated +4.6 runs a game with the bat.
Rated 4.6 runs better than an average batter. He has 265 runs at a strike rate of 166.7 in his last 10 T20 matches, with 21 sixes.
The sides
| Measure | Flames | Wolves |
|---|---|---|
| XI caps | 1,344T20s between the XI | 2,565T20s between the XI |
| Top-seven average | 28.5T20 batting | 25.3T20 batting |
When Flames bat
+0.15 an overPowerplayOvers 1–6+0.19MiddleOvers 7–15+0.26DeathOvers 16–20−0.08
When Wolves bat
−0.15 an overPowerplayOvers 1–6−0.77MiddleOvers 7–15+0.10DeathOvers 16–20+0.14
Flames bat first
First innings176
Wolves short by33 runs
62%Flames win
38%Wolves win
Wolves bat first
First innings166
Flames chase in17.4 overs
63%Flames win
37%Wolves win
Amsterdam Flames favoured by about 11 runs at Malahide
Amsterdam Flames are favoured, with a win chance of 62 per cent and a team strength about 11 runs better than Belfast Wolves. The edge comes from both batting and bowling: Flames are 6.4 runs stronger with the bat and 4.6 with the ball. Their total of 13.4 runs above average is built on a batting group that is 9.4 runs better than average and a bowling unit 4 runs better.
Wolves sit at 2.4 runs above average, with their batting 3.1 runs better and their bowling 0.6 runs worse. The par score here is 169, and the projected first innings is 165, so this looks a touch under par. Chasing has been the sharper angle: chasers have won 7 of the last 11 here, and games here have produced a recent average of 162 from 12 innings.
What total is safe?
First inningsDefended
Under 15014%2 of 14
150–16933%1 of 3
170–18971%5 of 7
190–20950%1 of 2
210+100%4 of 4
The case for Flames
- Team strength is 13.4 runs above average, with batting 9.4 runs better and bowling 4 runs better.
- Tim David is rated 4.6 runs better than an average batter, with 265 runs at a strike rate of 166.7 in his last 10 T20 matches.
- David Payne is rated 3 runs better than an average bowler over four overs, with 14 wickets at an economy of 7.85 in his last 10 T20 matches.
Batting standouts
YS Samra
295 runs, SR 164, 16 sixes in the last 10. Rated +3.6 runs a game with the bat.
Rated 3.6 runs better than an average opener. He has 295 runs at a strike rate of 163.9 in his last 10 T20 matches, including 16 sixes.
Bowling standouts
David Payne
14 wkts, econ 7.85 in the last 10. Rated +3.0 runs a game with the ball.
Rated 3 runs better than an average bowler over four overs. He has 14 wickets at an economy of 7.85 in his last 10 T20 matches.
Aryan Dutt
9 wkts, econ 6.32 in the last 10. Rated +2.3 runs a game with the ball.
Rated 2.3 runs better than an average bowler over four overs. He has 9 wickets at an economy of 6.32 in his last 10 T20 matches.
The case for Wolves
- Mark Chapman is rated 2.4 runs better than an average batter, with 283 runs at a strike rate of 162.6 in his last 10 T20 matches.
- Glenn Maxwell is rated 2.1 runs better than an average batter, with 221 runs at a strike rate of 167.4 in his last 10 T20 matches.
- Chris Jordan is rated 0.5 runs better than an average bowler over three overs, with 9 wickets in his last 10 T20 matches.
Batting weakness
Harry Manenti
241 runs, SR 114, 11 sixes in the last 10. Rated −3.5 runs a game with the bat.
Rated 3.5 runs worse than an average opener. He has 241 runs at a strike rate of 113.7 in his last 10 T20 matches.
Bowling weakness
Saurabh Netravalkar
12 wkts, econ 8.11 in the last 10. Rated −1.1 runs a game with the ball.
Rated 1.1 runs worse than an average bowler over four overs. He has 12 wickets at an economy of 8.11 in his last 10 T20 matches.