SDS vs MLR: 2ND SEMI-FINAL,BIG BASH LEAGUE 2018-19



MELBOURNE RENEGADES VS SYDNEY SIXERS: 2ND SEMI-FINAL
BIG BASH LEAGUE 2018-19   | 2nd SEMI-FINAL | DOCKLANDS STADIUM, MELBOURNE | SDS vs MLR | February 15, 2019 @ 02:10 PM IST|

Melbourne Renegades vs Sydney Sixers will be trying to find a spot in the finals of the BigBash league 2018-19 when they come against each other at Melbourne tomorrow. Both teams have performed well and tomorrows engagement guarantees to be a thrilling and hard fought match.
The two teams rely much on their allrounders’ and bowlers skills.Sean Abbott,Daniel Christian,Tom Curran, Kane Richardson all have contributed richly towards their teams cause.

TEAM INFO:
·         No injuries and replacement has been reported yet. Everyone who were in 13 men squad seems to be fit .

TEAM SQUAD:
MELBOURNE RENEGADES:  
Cameron White, Aaron Finch (c), Jon Holland,  Kane Richardson, Daniel Christian, Harry Gurney, Tom Cooper, Tim Ludeman, Marcus Harris, Joe Mennie, Cameron Boyce, Jack Wildermuth, Chris Tremain, Andrew Fekete, Beau Webster, Kelvin Smith, Usman Shinwari, Sam Harper (wk), Will Sutherland, Zak Evans, Mackenzie Harvey, Jake Fraser
SYDNEY SIXERS :
Moises Henriques (c), Steve OKeefe, James Vince, Peter Nevill (wk), Nathan Lyon, Sean Abbott, Daniel Hughes, Jordan Silk, Tom Curran, Ben Dwarshuis, Mickey Edwards, Greg West, Henry Thornton, Lloyd Pope, Daniel Fallins, Josh Philippe (wk), Jack Edwards, Justin Avendano, Ben Manenti

KEY PLAYERS: 

MELBOURNE RENEGADES:  
·        Daniel Christian
·        Cameron Boyce
·        Kane Richardson
·        Sam Harper
·        Aaron Finch
SYDNEY SIXERS:
·        Moises Henriques
·        James Vince
·        Tom Curran
·        Sean Abbott
·        Josh Philippe
IDEAL XI:
·        Sam Harper
·        Mackenzie Harvey
·        James Vince
·        Daniel Hughes
·        Moises Henriques
·        Daniel Christian
·        Tom Curran
·        Kane Richardson
·        Sean Abbott
·        Steve O Keefe
·        Cameron Boyce

Choice for Captain and Vice Captain: 
·         Daniel Christian
·         Tom Curran
·         Kane Richardson
·         Moises Henriques
·         Sean Abbott

Disclaimer:  The information are collected from various sources to help you find the best playing XI. The final playing XI are selected by the team management and  may have certain changes.




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