Predicting Australia’s playing 11 for the 1st T20I against England

One of the most-awaited series of the year is the England vs Australia white-ball series, starting on September 11. Cricket fans eagerly await to see their favourites play against each other, which will be a banger. England has announced their team for the upcoming T20I match and Phil Salt is ready to lead the team in the absence of Jos Buttler. The white-ball skipper of England, Buttler is out of the series due to an injury in his right calf. On the other hand, Australia have to announce their team for the 1st T20I game at Southampton. 

Here’s the predicted XI of Australia ahead of 1st T20I:

Top-Order

The openers will be Jake Fraser-McGurk and Travis Head. They are the most destructive batters in the current scenario and have done some serious damage to their opponents. The No. 3 batter will be skipper Mitchell Marsh. He is another good batter who can change the momentum of the game, which will make the series interesting. 

Middle-Order

The middle order will include Josh Inglis, Aaron Hardie, Marcus Stoinis and Tim David. Stoinis and Inglis are known as the best strikers of the ball who can send the ball out of the park. If these players manage to play well, Australia will have a chance of winning the match in England’s home ground.

Bowlers

Australian bowlers are the best in the world. In this series, Cameron Green, Sean Abbott, Josh Hazelwood and Adam Zampa will be in the team. All four of them have good experience in the shortest format and will look to dismantle the English team in the first match. 

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