Asian Games: Match 06, Singapore vs Thailand – Match Prediction – Who will win today’s match?

On September 29, 2019, at ZJUT Cricket Field in China, Singapore and Thailand will meet for the sixth time in the Asian Games Men’s T20I 2023. Singapore has gotten off to a rough start, losing their first game and sitting dead last in the standings. This is actually Thailand’s first game of the season.

Despite Janak Prakash’s 26-run performance, Singapore lost to Malaysia by 73 runs in their most recent match. Anish Paraam was Singapore’s best bowler, as he accounted for three wickets.

On the other hand, Thailand will be playing its first game of the tournament and would love to get off to a winning start.

SGP vs THAI Match Details:

Venue: ZJUT Cricket Field. Hangzhou, Zhejiang

Date & Time: Friday, September 29, 11:30 AM (IST)

Telecast & Live Streaming: Sky Sports Cricket, Fancode, Jio Cinema+

SGP vs THAI Past Stats:

Head To Head	Teams	Match Won	NR
Played	SGP	1	0
01	THAI	0	0

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SGP vs THAI Weather Report:

Temperature	32°C
Humidity	61%
Wind Speed	06 km/h
Precipitation	05 %

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SGP vs THAI Pitch Report:

This pitch gives batters enough help to score 160+ while hitting first. This assists spin bowlers, which may be very entertaining.

We expect batsmen to target the short square boundary and score several sixes on this compact ground. Recent matches demonstrated that this field can support 170+ innings scores, despite the average of 108. We think 165+ is a competitive first innings total for this matchup.

SGP vs THAI Playing 11:

Singapore: Aman Desai (wk), Rezza Gaznavi (c), Abdul Rahman Bhadelia, Anish Param, Navin Param, Amjad Mahboob, Avi Dixit, Raoul Sharma, Venkatesan Thiyanesh, Adwitya Bhargava, Aahan Gopinath Achar

Thailand: Phiriyapong Suanchuai (wk), Akshay Yadav, Daniel Jacobs, Naveed Pathan, Sittipong Hongsi, Narawit Nuntarach, Sarawut Maliwan, Mahsid Faheem, Kamron Senamontree / Khanitson Namchaikul, Vichanath Singh, Jandre Coetzee