LAN vs DUR | Preview, Prediction, Probable XI, CREX XI

Lancashire will be facing the challenge of Durham in Match 97 of T20 Blast 2022 on June 23 (Thursday) at Stanley Park, Blackpool. 


Lancashire is coming into this game after securing a confidence-boosting victory in their last fixture. The bowlers conceded 179, but Tom Hartley impressed with two wickets. Steven Croft scored an unbeaten 61 off 44, while Dane Vilas was a terrific support to score 55 off 30 balls: the team chased down the score with 11 balls to spare and secured the seventh win for the team. 


They are not expected to make changes in their Playing XI, and would look to maintain the pole position in the North Group Points Table. The Lancs need a couple of wins to guarantee their place in the quarter-finals. The likes of Tim David and Richard Gleeson are expected to replicate the performances of the earlier matches. 


On the other hand, Durham has only three victories in 10 appearances and will need to win all their remaining games to have an outside chance for the quarters. In their last outing, the bowlers produced a fine performance to restrict the opposition to 157, with Andrew Tye finishing up with figures of 5/38 in four overs. 


In reply, Paul Coughlin was the top contributor with 22 runs, as the team was dismissed for a total of 106 and lost by 51 runs. In the last game, Ashton Turner made his comeback to the team and will be a key player for the Durham team. 


Match Details

 

Match: Lancashire vs Durham, Match 97

Venue: Stanley Park, Blackpool

Date & Time: June 23 at 10:00 PM IST

Live Streaming: FanCode and YouTube

 

Pitch Report: This venue is said to have hosted its first-ever T20 match in the last league match. The first innings score at Stanley Park, Blackpool was 179, but the opposition chased down the score, and the same is expected in this fixture as well. 


Head-To-Head


Total Matches:33

Durham Won: 10

Lancashire Won: 23


It has been a one-sided encounter between both the teams, and the Lancashire team has won a total of 23 times out of 33 occasions. In the most recent encounter earlier this season, Durham prevailed by two wickets. 

 

Squads  


Lancashire: Josh Bohannon, Keaton Jennings, Steven Croft, Dane Vilas (c & wk), Tim David, Danny Lamb, Luke Wells, Tom Hartley, Tom Bailey, Richard Gleeson, Matthew Parkinson, Liam Hurt, Rob Jones

 

Durham: Graham Clark, Michael Jones, Oliver Robinson (wk), Ashton Turner (c), Ned Eckersley, Paul Coughlin, Ben Raine, Liam Trevaskis, Scott Borthwick, Nathan Sowter, Andrew Tye, Jonathan Bushnell, George Drissell


Probable Playing XI


Lancashire: Josh Bohannon, Keaton Jennings, Steven Croft, Dane Vilas (c & wk), Tim David, Danny Lamb, Luke Wells, Tom Hartley, Tom Bailey, Richard Gleeson, Matthew Parkinson


Durham: Graham Clark, Michael Jones, Oliver Robinson (wk), Ashton Turner (c), Ned Eckersley, Paul Coughlin, Ben Raine, Liam Trevaskis, Scott Borthwick, Nathan Sowter, Andrew Tye


CREX XI Suggestion 


Wicket-Keeper: Dane Vilas, Ollie Robinson

Batters: Keaton Jennings, Tim David, Graham Clark, Steven Croft

All-Rounders: Paul Coughlin

Bowlers: Liam Trevaskis, Matt Parkinson, Tom Hartley, Andrew Tye


Captain: Dane Vilas

Vice-Captain: Andrew Tye


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