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Manchester Originals to face Southern Brave
In the eliminator of the ongoing The Hundred Mens Competition, Manchester Originals will be squaring off against Southern Brave on Saturday at Kennington Oval in London. Manchester Originals in their last league match had faced same opponent (Southern Brave) where they were beaten by six wickets. The winner of today’s match will advance to the final to face Oval Invincibles.
Finn Allen, Devon Conway and James Vince would be expected to provide batting support to Southern Brave in the batting department. Whereas, their bowling attack will be led by Tymal Mills and George Garton. For Manchester Originals, they will have the support from Jos Buttler, Philip Salt and Laurie Evans while their bowling attack has the likes of Josh Tongue, Tom Hartley and Zaman Khan.
Southern Brave Probable XI: Finn Allen, Devon Conway (wk), James Vince (c), Leus du Plooy, Joe Weatherley, Colin Ackermann, Chris Jordan, Mitchell Santner, George Garton, Rehan Ahmed, Tymal Mills
Manchester Originals Probable XI: Philip Salt, Jos Buttler (c & wk), Laurie Evans, Wayne Madsen, Ashton Turner, Paul Walter, Jamie Overton, Calvin Harrison, Tom Hartley, Josh Tongue, Zaman Khan
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