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James Vince leads with odds of 3.40 (bet ₹100 and win ₹340) to be the best batsman in the game for Hampshire Hawks while Tom Banton leads with odds of 3.50 (bet ₹100 and win ₹350) for Somerset. BET NOW Mason Crane leads with odds of 3.50 (bet ₹100 and win ₹350) to be the best bowler for Hampshire Hawks while Marchant de Lange is leading for Somerset with odds of 3.74 (bet ₹100 and win ₹374) BET NOW In the market for the highest opening wicket stand both sides are sharing odds of 1.91 (bet ₹100 and win ₹191). BET NOW In the market for most sixes in the game Hampshire Hawks have odds of 2.37 (bet ₹100 and win ₹237) while the Somerset have odds of 1.80 (bet ₹100 and win ₹180) . BET NOW In the market for most fours in the game Hampshire Hawks have odds of 2.10 (bet ₹100 and win ₹210) while the Somerset have odds of 1.80 (bet ₹100 and win ₹180) . BET NOW
Hampshire Hawks | It has been a huge turnaround for James Vince’s side this season. They had made a horrible start losing five out of the first six games but gained form at the right time. They come here with a 2-run win against Notts Outlaws in the quarterfinal where the team did well in the final stages of the game to defend a low total. With six wins in a row before this game, the Hawks have gathered steam. It is expected to be a tough game for the side and Vince would like to see them stand up to the challenge. The side has a strong opening combination in D’Arcy Short and James Vince and a good start would be expected from the pair in this game. In the middle order Tom Prest, Joe Weatherley and Lewis McManus haven’t been consistent and need to do well here. Down the order, they have good hitters of the ball in Liam Dawson, James Fuller and Chris Wood. New ball bowlers Chris Wood and Dawson need to get the side a good start here. Bradley Wheal, Scott Currie, and Mason Crane will need to bowl tight spells here as they are up against a strong batting line-up. Somerset |Lewis Gregory’s side has had a good season and they have made an impressive entry into the semifinal. It was a dominating performance by the side in the quarterfinal against Lancashire Lightning which they won by 7 wickets. The side has lost just four games so far in the tournament and their batsmen have enjoyed good form. The only worrying thing for the side would be the form of their bowlers which hasn’t been at its best. Gregory would want his players to come up with a similar show in this game and make it to the final. They have a strong opening pair in Tom Banton and Will Smeed and the pair would look to set up a good partnership here. In the middle order, the side has Tom Abell, Tom Lammonby, and James Hildreth who have looked in good form this season. Ben Green, Gregory and Roelof van der Merwe shall look to do big hitting towards the end. Their bowlers would have a tough challenge on hand and the side would need tight bowling from Jack Brooks and Josh Davey as the Hawks have good strength at the top. Gregory and Marchant de Lange must put their experience to good use. Good spells would also be expected from van der Merwe and Lammonby.
Somerset shall win the game Hampshire Hawks have done well to qualify for the Semifinal after the poor start in the season. But the side has always relied on individual performances, and this is something they would have to get over in this game. They need to come up with an all-round show to win this game and make it to the finals for the first time since 2012. Somerset has done well this year and they have had most of their players in good form. The side would like to maintain the momentum as they eye their fourth entry into the final and first since 2011. Going by the form of the two sides this season Somerset would start slightly ahead of Hampshire Hawks and be favourites to win this game.
