ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 - England vs New Zealand

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This is going to be one ultra-competitive match between two teams that are real heavy weights in T20 cricket. England could be considered to be the more capable of the two but New Zealand have been playing with true zeal in every game. A treat for every cricket lover is guaranteed

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Intro:
England is one of the top contenders to emerge champs in this decisive T20 World Cup 2022. However, New Zealand have proved to be a real threat to even the best teams like Australia. They beat Australia by a huge margin of 89 runs! And then beat Sri Lanka by a margin of 69 runs they have shown great flair with both, the bat and the ball. England’s capabilities are going to be put to a real test. New Zealand have their middle order further strengthened with Daryll Mitchell returning to the team after an injury. While it is going to be a tight game the dominance that the Englishmen have shown in their tournaments against Pakistan, India and Australia convince us that they would get the upper hand of the Kiwis. We predict the Englishmen to emerge winners..

Bookmaker Ratings: Prediction #1 – England win.

Bookmaker Ratings: Prediction #2 – Best Batsman – Alex Hales

Bookmaker Ratings: Prediction #3 – Best Bowler – Mark Wood

Prediction #1: England Win

England have been in terrific form and have beaten some of the best teams. They are capable of winning this T20 World Cup ..

Prediction #2: Best Batsman – Alex Hales

Alex Hales has been playing well and put together some classy knocks. We expect him to be England’s best batsman.

Prediction #3: Best Bowler – Mark Wood

England will definitely need his optimal performance to see them through to victory.So we predict M. Wood to be the best bowler in this match.

Preliminary review and Pre-match Prediction for England vs New Zealand.

England:

England are currently the 2nd best T20 team as per ICC rankings. They could easily change that very soon. They are one of the favourites running fr the title in this years T20 World Cup. They have been phenomenal with the bat and the ball. They beat Australia in a 3 match T20 series just before the tournament and they beat India and Pakistan iin tournaments prior to that. Overall they are in great shape and will be looking to dominate this game from the start! England would also remember that the last match these two teams played New Zealand Beat England by wickets.

New Zealand:

New Zealand have taken of to a fabulous start in this tournament. They currently hold a 100% winning rate. This is a massive psychological strength for the team and they made wins against 2 tough teams look very easy,. They conveniently beat Australia and Sri Lanka and they have sent a strong message to the Englishmen. Furthermore, in the last 5 matches between these 2 teams New Zealand lead 3-2. The kiwis would want to maintain their winning streak in this tournament and they are now potential contenders to be in the semi final rounds from their group. A perfect mixture of batting and bowling strength to put up a fair and square fight against the Englishmen.

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Players to watch

BATSMEN: Dawid Malan and Harry Brook would be the main batsmen to watch from the England team, while Glenn Phillips and Devon Conway are the batsmen to watch from New Zealand.

BOWLERS: Mark Wood and Adil Rashid are the bowlers to watch from England while Tim Southee and Trent Boult are the bowlers to watch from New Zealand.

Team Lineups.

England Squad

Jos Buttler (c), Adil Rashid, Alex Hales, Ben Stokes, Chris Jordan, Chris Woakes, Dawid Malan, David Willey, Harry Brook, Liam Livingstone, Mark Wood, Moeen Ali, Phil Salt, Reece Topley, Sam Curran.

New Zealand Squad

Kane Williamson (c), Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, Devon Conway, Finn Allen, Glenn Phillips, Ish Sodhi, Jimmy Neesham, Lachlan Ferguson, Mark Chapman, Martin Guptill, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner, Tim Southee, Trent Boult.