Pakistan vs England ICC T20 World Cup Final Match Prediction
Pakistan vs England ICC T20 World Cup Final Match Prediction
ANALYSIS
England easily defeated India in the first semi-final, with Hales and Buttler toying with the Indian bowlers. With 4 Overs remaining, England’s openers led the squad to a 10-wicket victory over the 2007 winners.
While this was sad for Indian supporters, it must have served as a wake-up call to Pakistan. England will arrive at the ‘G with a strong batting squad and a strong bowling attack.
England easily defeated India in the first semi-final, with Hales and Buttler toying with the Indian bowlers. Rizwan and Babar led the England openers, while Mohammad Haris and Shan Masood in the middle order must step up and hurt England’s bowling attack.
Mark Wood missed the semi-final, and Chris Jordan, who took his place, made an impact with the ball despite having only played one game since recovering from a finger injury.
Pakistan’s top bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi took 10 wickets in the next four games after going wicketless in the first two.
The setting is set for an action-packed T20 World Cup final at the MCG. Pakistan will be looking to replicate their triumphs from the 1992 World Cup when they defeated England to win the title.
Pakistan vs England ICC T20 World Cup Final Match Prediction
TEAMS PREVIEW
Pakistan vs England ICC T20 World Cup Final Match Prediction
England Preview
England will arrive in Melbourne with a significant amount of momentum and belief after defeating strong India in the semi-finals. As one well-known Indian commentator put it, the English run chase resembled a boxing match between boxers of different weight classes.
Alex Hales has appeared in fantastic shape since his return to the national team. Butler has also been a reliable starter who has guided the squad from the start.
In the middle order, Harry Brook can be a liability. His most recent three scores were 4 (5), 7 (3), and 18. (21). And these performances occurred at 3 and 4.
Ben Stokes, who has struggled in T20 internationals, is also an important figure in the middle order. He was instrumental in England‘s victory over Sri Lanka, scoring an unbeaten 42 off 36 balls.
However, when it comes to providing impactful efforts in the middle, these two are unreliable. As a result, Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone are becoming increasingly essential in England’s lineup.
Ali and Livingstone will be crucial in ensuring England’s victory, whether they bat first or second. Dawid Malan was also injured following the match against Sri Lanka, thus Phil Salt came in as a backup in the semi-final.
As Sam Curran and Chris Woakes step in to bat at 8 and 9, it appears to be a legendary batting order that is also quite deep. However, if the openers retire early, it is only Stokes who can act as an anchor to develop the innings.
England Predicted Playing XI:
Jos Buttler (c & wk), Alex Hales, Philip Salt, Ben Stokes, Adil Rashid, Harry Brook, Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Sam Curran, Chris Woakes, Chris Jordan
Pakistan vs England ICC T20 World Cup Final Match Prediction
Pakistan Preview
After two consecutive losses in their first two games, Pakistan was almost forced to return to Karachi. Even a single loss in their final four matches would have sent them packing.
Even if Pakistan wins all of these games, they will not advance to the semi-finals. It took a major upset in Group 2 in which the Netherlands defeated South Africa to open up new possibilities.
Pakistan vs. Bangladesh became a simulated quarterfinal, with both teams vying for a semi-final spot.
Pakistan’s game was transformed by Shadab Khan’s inning versus South Africa. It not only assisted the squad in winning that vital match, but it also instilled some much-needed confidence in the middle order. The tournament’s openers were doomed from the outset.
Beginning with the South Africa game, fresh match-winners began to emerge in the middle order. Shadab Khan, Mohammad Haris, Shan Masood, and Iftikhar Ahmed all came through for the supporters and the captain. Not to mention all-rounder Mohammad Nawaz.
Finally, in the semi-final against New Zealand, the openers, Rizwan and Babar, arrived with a 105-run opening stand. Mohammad Haris will be a vital figure to watch in the final.
The bowlers will face a significant challenge. The opposing team has an incredibly deep batting lineup. And getting through it will be difficult. Pakistan must make a few changes and bring in pacers to replace spinners.
Pakistan Predicted Playing XI
Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Babar Azam (c), Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Wasim Jr, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Shaheen Afridi, Mohammad Haris, Shan Masood, Iftikhar Ahmed.
