QSL vs NSW Match Prediction & Betting Tips - Apr 14, 2021

QSL vs NSW Match Prediction - Apr 14, 2021

New South Wales and Queensland will play the final of the Sheffield Shield 2021 against each other. This is going to be a repeat of a contest we saw just a few weeks ago but that one ended in a draw as the rain intervened.

The Sheffield Shield is the pinnacle of Australian domestic cricket tournaments. There is nothing with this kind of history or prestige. Which team will be able to get the better of the other this time around?

Queensland vs New South Wales Sheffield Shield 2021 is going to be played at the Allan Border Field, Brisbane starting on the 15th of April 2021.

QSL vs NSW Team Previews

Queensland

Queensland has a strong batting lineup and will be hoping that its batsmen can make the most of a weakened bowling attack for NSW. Players like Marnus Labschagne, Joe Burns, and Usman Khawaja will hold the key for Queensland in this match.

Labuschage got an excellent century while Khawaja made 64 the previous time these two teams met.

Matt Renshaw, Jimmy Pierson, and Michael Neser also add a lot of depth to the lineup.

Mitch Swepson has been getting a lot of press lately for his bowling and his contest against Nathan Lyon in this match is going to be one of the highlights. The bowling tack for Queensland is not too bat but Michel Neser, Xavier Bartlett, and Brendan Doggett are definitely the second rung of Australian bowlers right now.

Queensland Playing 11

Bryce Street, Joe Burns, Marnus Labuschagne, Usman Khawaja, Matt Renshaw, Jimmy Peirson, Jack Wildermuth, Michael Neser, Xavier Bartlett, Mitchell Swepson, Brendan Doggett.


New South Wales

David Warner, Steve Smith, Moises Henriques, and Pat Cummins are going to be unavailable for New South Wales for the Sheffield Shield Final. These are some of the best cricket players in the world and are going to be very hard to replace.

No matter who NSW brings in, the team is going to be weaker.

That being said, NSW still has Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazelwood, and Nathan Lyon in the bowling attack. Lyon is in great form and has had a very good tournament but Starc has been a bit off-color. Trent Copeland and Lia Hatcher are going to help round out the rest of the bowling attack.

Daniel Hughes, Jason Sangha, Kurtis Patterson, Jack Edwards, and Matthew Gilkes form a pretty strong batting lineup as well. Even without Warner and Smith, this lineup is capable of getting a lot of runs.

NSW is not a team that can be taken lightly.

New South Wales Playing 11

Daniel Hughes, M Gilkes, Kurtis Patterson, Jason Sangha, Jack Edwards, Sean Abbott, Baxter J Holt, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Michael Lyon, Trent Copeland, JR Hazlewood.

QSL vs NSW Toss Prediction

The team that wins the toss is going to want to bat first. The pitches have been quite flat in the Sheffield Shield this season and so the best mode of attack would be to bat first, get a lot of runs on the board, and hope that the pitch breaks as the match progresses.

Read our guide on toss predictions to learn how we analyze and come up with our tips.

Pitch and Conditions

The weather for the first couple of days of the match is expected to be perfect but we could have a lot of rain on the final two days. This is not good news and we are hoping that the rain stays away.

The pitch is going to be flat with a fair bit of bounce in it. The fast-bowlers should be able to get some help and the batsmen will be able to play quite freely as well after getting their eye in. We think the wrist-spin of Swepson may get some more help as compared to the finger spin of Nathan Lyon.

QSL vs NSW Betting Tips

We are going to bet on New South Wales to win in this match. They have three first-choice Australian test bowling attack players in their team and their batting is not too shabby either. Queensland has a very strong batting lineup but its bowling is just a level below their opponents.

Bet on New South Wales to win.

Today Match Prediction

New South Wales To Win the Match, 2.21

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Who will win QSL vs NSW

Queensland 53.0% (44)
New South Wales 47.0% (39)
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