The Hundred Men’s 2025: Predicting Southern Brave XI for match 19

The 19th match of the ongoing The Hundred Men’s 2025 will see Southern Braves taking on Oval Invincibles on August 18, 2025, at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.

Southern Brave have played four matches thus far in the tournament. They have two wins and two losses and have eight points to their names. This has resulted in their fourth place in the Hundred 2025 points table as of now. They were defeated by Trent Rockets in their previous match, and Brave will need to bounce back with a win.

Here is the predicted Southern Brave XI for match 19 of The Hundred Men’s 2025:

Top Order: Leus du Plooy, James Vince (C), Jason Roy

Leus du Plooy has scored 128 runs in four games with a strike rate of 133.33 and a best score of 55. He has done well in tandem with captain James Vince at the top. Vince has not been in good form, scoring 60 runs at a strike rate of 117.6 with a best of 41. But by batting at the top, he has ensured that he is either getting out or scoring runs, not wasting balls.

Middle Order: James Coles, Michael Bracewell, Laurie Evans (WK)

James Coles has been an asset for Southern Brave with 78 runs in 60 balls he has played thus far. He is the stabilising factor for the Brave, as others go slam bang around him. Michael Bracewell has been giving the impetus to the innings with a strike rate of 140.62. Laurie Evans has been striking at 148.88 and is the real aggressor in Brave’s XI.

Lower Order: Hilton Cartwright, Jordan Thompson

Hilton Cartwright is still waiting to get time in the middle and still has 10 runs in four matches. Jordan Thompson has played one game in which he did not have much to do with the bat, but he picked two wickets.

Middle Order: Danny Briggs, Tymal Mills, Jofra Archer

Danny Briggs has picked one wicket in the only game he has played, but his 310 wickets in 271 T20 matches prove his ability. Tymal Mills has been the star bowler with seven wickets at an economy of 8.57 for Brave in this tournament. Jofra Archer has been the enforcer for Brave this season, taking four wickets in three games with a miserly economy of 5.10.

Disclaimer: This Exclusive News is based on the author’s understanding, analysis, and instinct. As you review this information, consider the points mentioned and form your own conclusions.

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