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CLAIM NOWLeicestershire vs Glamorgan, RLODC, Today Match Prediction 11 August 2024
LEI vs GLA Win Probability
Toss Winner - Glamorgan won the toss and choose to bowl first
Leicestershire beat Glamorgan by 9 runs
Can Leicestershire quickly recover from the dismal loss they suffered at home against Warwickshire? Will Glamorgan cruise to another win away from home?
- Glamorgan are on top after 6 games with 11 points.
- Leicestershire are just holding on to their fourth spot with 8 points from 6 games.
- With 3 wins from 5 matches on the overall head to head, Glamorgan have a comfortable lead over Leicester in this format.
We are backing Glamorgan as winners of this contest.
| Tournament: | Royal London One-Day Cup, 2024 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Grace Rd, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 21.1°C|Sunny |
LEI vs GLA Match Prediction & Analysis
Leicestershire Foxes take on Glamorgan this weekend in the One Day Cup with the knockout stages just round the corner.
It’s anything but smooth sailing so far for the Foxes, the defending champs. They've won a few matches convincingly, but, that said, some of their losses have come versus opponents they would generally fancy winning against. And they’re sitting in the fourth spot with 8 points from 6 games, their NRR the worst of all teams in the top 4. With just two matches to go, the Foxes will be hopeful of finishing off the league stage on the right note.
Glamorgan are on song, though. They’re the form team with a strong squad of players who are in fine form, which is why they’re considered firm favorites to progress through to knockout stages and go all the way.
RECENT PERFORMANCE
LEI
W L W W L
LEI
236/7 in 50.0 4.72
RLODC
Leicestershire beat Yorkshire by 8 wickets
153/2 in 19.4 7.78
290/9 in 50.0 5.8
RLODC
Leicestershire beat Essex by 3 wickets
291/7 in 47.3 6.13
88/10 in 25.4 3.43
RLODC
Birmingham Bears beat Leicestershire by 8 wickets
92/2 in 17.2 5.31
GLA
W W W W W
GLA
203/9 in 48.3 4.19
200/10 in 47.2 4.23
278/2 in 45.3 6.11
RLODC
Glamorgan beat Nottinghamshire by 8 wickets
274/9 in 50.0 5.48
121/10 in 34.0 3.56
RLODC
Glamorgan beat Surrey by 7 wickets
123/3 in 15.5 7.77
187/8 in 33.0 5.67
RLODC
Glamorgan won by 27 runs (D/L) method
160/10 in 30.1 5.3
HEAD TO HEAD
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TEAMS PREVIEW
Leicestershire Preview
Leicestershire Foxes’ title defence has been wobbly so far. They kicked things off with a comfortable win over Nottinghamshire, with Lewis Hill’s 81, Ajinkya Rahane’s 71 and Sol Budinger’s 75 up top proving crucial in Foxes getting above 360. Despite rain interruptions, the Foxes defended 104 rather easily, with Scriven’s late wickets sealing a 15-run DLS victory.
However, a dismal batting performance against Warwickshire where they folded for heavy defeat in the next match after being bowled out for 88. Despite Chris Wright’s early strikes –2 wickets in 2 balls-- Leicestershire couldn’t defend the low total, losing by eight wickets. Sol Budinger’s century led Leicestershire to a 3-wicket win over Essex. Chasing 291, Budinger’s partnerships with Lewis Hill and Ajinkya Rahane ensured a comfortable victory.
The bowlers, led by Tom Scriven, restricted Essex to a manageable total. In the next game, Peter Handscomb’s 119 and Ian Holland’s all-round performance secured a ten-run win over Sussex. Despite a strong chase by Sussex, Leicestershire’s bowlers held their nerve. Handscomb’s century and crucial partnerships with Rahane and Budinger were key. Leicestershire’s second defeat this year came against Surrey.
Chasing 297 for a win, Sol Budinger scored a valuable 70 but the middle order couldn’t convert their starts into a big score. Tom Scriven chipped in with 55 down the order, but it wasn’t enough and the Foxes fell short by 17 runs in the end. Leicestershire bounced back next game with an eight-wicket win over Yorkshire in a rain-affected match, Ian Holland the star with 2 for 39 and 42 off 25 balls. Captain Lewis Hill’s unbeaten 71 guided the Foxes over the line with 15 balls to spare, keeping their title defence alive.
Leicestershire Predicted Playing XI:
Ian Holland, Soloman Budinger, Lewis Hill(c), Peter Handscomb, Ajinkya Rahane, Ben Cox(w), Liam Trevaskis, Tom Scriven, Roman Walker, Alex Green, Chris Wright.
Leicestershire Key Players From Previous Game Of Royal London One-Day Cup, 2024
Leicestershire Actual Playing XI:
Roman Walker, Louis Kimber, Sol Budinger, Lewis Hill, Ajinkya Rahane, Peter Handscomb, Ben Cox, Liam Trevaskis, Tom Scriven, Chris Wright, Ian Holland
Glamorgan Preview
Glamorgan have enjoyed a dream start to the Metro Bank One-Day Cup, remaining undefeated despite their latest match against Warwickshire being abandoned due to rain.
The Welsh side currently sits atop the table with a perfect record of five wins from six matches, boasting a commanding three-point lead over third-placed Gloucestershire who have played one game more. The team's success is a testament to their all-round strength. A formidable batting lineup, featuring the likes of Ben Kellaway, Colin Ingram, and Eddie Byrom, has consistently delivered crucial runs.
The inclusion of Sam Northeast has further bolstered the middle order, and the batting looks a lot stronger than it looked when the season started. Meanwhile, the bowling attack, spearheaded by Dan Douthwaite, Jamie McIlroy, and Andy Gorvin, has been equally impressive, restricting opponents to manageable totals.
The team's ability to perform under pressure, as evidenced by their narrow victories over Sussex and Essex, has been another key factor in their dominance. With their campaign gathering momentum, Glamorgan are likely to progress through to the knockout stages from Group B as one of the top qualifiers.
Glamorgan Predicted Playing XI:
Thomas Bevan, William Smale(w), Kiran Carlson(c), Sam Northeast, Billy Root, Asa Tribe, Henry Hurle, Daniel Douthwaite, Timm van der Gugten, Andy Gorvin, Jamie McIlroy
Glamorgan Key Players From Previous Game Of Royal London One-Day Cup, 2024
Glamorgan Actual Playing XI:
Sam Northeast, Asa Tribe, William Smale, Kiran Carlson, Billy Root, Tom Bevan, Daniel Douthwaite, Timm van der Gugten, Andy Gorvin, Jamie McIlroy, Colin Ingram
PITCH AND WEATHER CONDITIONS
Weather Conditions
The 200 run mark was breached just twice last year here. And the home team had a shocker in its most recent outing, getting routed out for 88. If it’s any indication of how difficult run scoring could be here in testing conditions, we’re in for another low scoring contest. Weather-wise, things are looking good and we should have a complete match without any rain interruption.
LEI vs GLA Pitch Report
Pitch Condition
Batting Conditions
Pace Bowling
Spin Bowling
This match is all set to happen at the county cricket ground in Grace Road, Leicester. The hosts have been simply too strong for the visitors, winning 9 of the last 15 matches they played here over the past 4 seasons.
Toss: To Bowl
Last season, most captains opted to bowl first after winning toss. And their decisions were vindicated with chasing teams going on to win 3 of the 4 matches. Therefore both captains will be encouraged to bat second upon winning the coin toss.
LEI vs GLA
Winning Prediction
Strong contenders to win the competition, the Welsh county is performing exceptionally well in the batting and bowling department, and they’re on a roll with five wins on the bounce. if they play with same intensity, they’ll take some stopping. Glamorgan to win.
We are backing Glamorgan as winners of this contest.
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