OMN vs SL Prediction: Who will win at the moment’s 1st T20I match?

Oman and Sri Lanka will face off within the first T20I of their two-match T20I sequence at Al Amerat Cricket Floor (Ministry Turf 1), Al Amerat, on Thursday, October 7.

Sri Lanka are coming into the sequence following a 0-3 defeat in opposition to South Africa in a three-match T20I sequence again in September. The Dasun Shanaka-led facet seemed weak on paper and their performances on the sector weren’t on top of things both.

Kusal Perera’s comeback after contracting COVID-19 is among the essential speaking factors forward of the T20I sequence. It will even be fascinating to see how Maheesh Theekshana, the most recent spin sensation, bowls on sluggish surfaces in Oman.

Sri Lanka will miss the companies of Dushmantha Chameera and Wanindu Hasaranga, who’re presently participating within the Indian Premier League within the UAE. Nuwan Pradeep will lead the tempo assault in Chameera’s absence. Alternatively, it’s alternative for Akila Dhananjaya to shine his spin-bowling abilities after a poor displaying in opposition to India and South Africa.

Oman, alternatively, are coming into this sequence after defeating the Mumbai home facet 2-1 in a three-match T20I sequence. Oman have some robust performers in Khawar Ali, Jatinder Singh, Zeeshan Maqsood and Sufyan Mehmood on their facet. Staff administration will anticipate their skilled gamers to show the tables on this essential sequence earlier than the T20 World Cup begins.

Can Sri Lanka begin the sequence on a successful word?

Though Sri Lanka misplaced their latest T20I sequence in opposition to India and South Africa, Kusal Perera’s comeback into the XI will enhance their successful probabilities in opposition to a comparatively weak Oman facet.

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If the guests learn the situations correctly and play to their strengths, we will anticipate them to begin the sequence on a successful word. It is going to be an entire new menace for Oman batters to face a Sri Lankan bowling assault, which seems to be comparatively robust regardless of the absence of two bowlers.

Prediction: Sri Lanka to win the match