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DREAM11 SUPER SMASH 2021 OTAGO VOLTS VS WELLINGTON FIREBIRDS 15TH MATCH PREDICTION TODAY
The Otago Volts will lock horns against the Wellington Firebirds in Match 15 of the Men’s Super Smash 2021-22. John Davies Oval in Queenstown will host this fixture. The Otago Volts faced the Canterbury Kings in their last game and suffered a loss. Batting first, the Kings posted 173 on the board in their 20 overs. Volts skipper Hamish Rutherford led the charge with the bat at the top of the order. But the other batters failed to contribute as they only managed to score just 137 in their 20 overs, losing eight wickets. They lost the game by 36 runs and need to be on their toes in their next clash. The Wellington Firebirds also suffered a loss in their previous fixture as they fell to the Auckland Aces by 13 runs. After being asked to bowl first, the Firebirds bowlers did a fine job of restricting the Aces to 134. The batters failed to back up their bowlers, however, as they only managed to post 121 on the board, falling short of an achievable target. They will be hoping for a much-improved performance in their upcoming clash against the Volts. Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds Match Details: Match: Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds, Match 15, Men’s Super Smash 2021-22. Date and Time: December 28th 2021, Tuesday, 07:10 AM IST. Venue: John Davies Oval, Queenstown, New Zealand. Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds Pitch Report The pitch at John Davies Oval is a balanced track. The new ball bowlers will get some extra zip off the surface and we might see some lateral movement off the surface. Expect the surface to stay true throughout the course of the match. Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds Weather Forecast Temperatures in Queenstown are expected to range between eight and 15 degrees Celsius. Some showers are expected throughout the day but we hope to get a full game on Tuesday. Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds Probable XIs Otago Volts The wickets were spread among the Otago Volts bowlers but they failed to control the scoring rate in their last game as the Kings scored 173 in their 20 overs. Hamish Rutherford scored 62, opening the batting, but lacked support from the other end as they fell short by 36 runs. Probable XI Hamish Rutherford (c), JJ Tasman-Jones, Neil Broom, Nick Kelly, Anaru Kitchen, Llew Johnson, Michael Rippon, Max Chu (wk), Angus McKenzie, Jacob Duffy, Matthew Bacon. Wellington Firebirds Ben Sears starred with the ball in the Firebirds' last game, picking up three wickets as it helped them restrict the Aces to 134. Skipper Michael Bracewell registered a fifty and remained unbeaten on 58 but failed to guide his side across the line, losing the game by 13 runs. Probable XI Finn Allen (wk), Tim Robinson, Logan van Beek, Troy Johnson, Michael Bracewell (c), Nathan Smith, Jamie Gibson, Peter Younghusband, Ollie Newton, Ben Sears, Hamish Bennett. Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds Match Prediction Both sides are coming off losses in their respective previous games. The Volts and the Firebirds failed to chase down totals put up by their respective. Otago are placed at the 4th spot in the Super Smash 2021-22 points table with one win and 2 losses from their 4 matches of the league. The team has 6 points. Neil Broom is the top run-scorer for Otago with 99 runs at a strike rate of 108. He has struck 10 fours. Hamish Rutherford has also made 97 runs at a strike rate of 159. MJG Rippon has been the best bowler for Otago and has picked up 5 wickets while bowling at an average of 28 and an economy rate of 9.60. Wellington are placed at the 5th spot in the Super Smash 2021-22 points table with one win and 3 losses from their 4 matches of the league. The team has 4 points. MG Bracewell is the top run-scorer for Wellington with 105 runs at a strike rate of 123. He has struck 9 fours and 3 sixes. LV van Beek has also made 100 runs Super Smash 2021 15th Match Prediction Wellington Firebirds vs Otago Volts Your Queries in This Video 1. Super Smash 2021 2. 15th T20 Match 3. 2021 4. Key Players 5. Dream 11 6. Pitch Report 8. T20 Records 9. Head To Head Match 10. Match Prediction Super Smash 2021, 15th Match Preview, preview, Super Smash 2021 T20 , wf vs ov dream11 team, grand league team, fantasy loss cover, key players, t20 key players, Match Prediction Today, Today Match Prediction, Match Prediction, Cricket ov vs wf match prediction,Super Smash 2021 15th match prediction,Super Smash 2021 today match prediction,today Super Smash 2021 match prediction,toss prediction today,today toss prediction,toss prediction,Super Smash toss prediction,ov vs wf prediction,Super Smash prediction 2021,ov vs wf dream11 team,Super Smash 2021 toss prediction otago volts vs wellington firebirds Otago Volts vs Wellington Firebirds Match Prediction Both sides are coming off losses in their respective previous games. The Volts and the Firebirds failed to chase down totals put up by their respective oppositions and need all their departments to to fire in unison to get back to winning ways.
NZIHL Quick Shifts with Puck Yeah | July 14, 2021
In the latest NZIHL action, the Phoenix Thunder traveled to Queenstown to take on the undefeated Skycity Stampede, while the Canterbury Red Devils flew north to challenge the Botany Swarm. Join us for a recap from New Zealand's premier hockey league. #nzihl #newzealand #icehockey
Highlanders VS Rebels Super Rugby Trans-Tasman 2021. Wildkard recap and reactions
#highlandersVSRebels #superrugby #review Highlanders took on the Rebels at home, at the local Leichhardt oval in the Inner West suburb of Queenstown New Zealand right next door to the airport.
New Zealand vs Pakistan 2020 Test 1st Test series LIVE: NZ vs Pak #PAKvsNZ
#MohammadRizwan #PAKvsNZ#fasialsatti #NZvsPAK #PAKvsNZ #NZvsPAKDream11 #PAKvsNZDream11 #NZvsPAKTest #PAKvsNZTest #PakistanvsNewZealand #NewZealandvsPakistan #NZvsPAKDream11Team #PAKvsNZDream11Team #PAKvsNZPlaying11 First Test New Zealand vs Pakistan 1st Test, December 26-30, 3:30 AM IST at Bay Oval Imran Butt named in 17-player Test squad Babar Azam and Imam-ul-Haq ruled out of 1st Test in Mount Maunganui Pakistan captain Babar Azam and opener Imam-ul-Haq have been ruled out of the first Test starting in Mount Maunganui from 26 December, while the tour selection committee has named prolific domestic run-scorer Imran Butt in the 17-player squad. Babar had fractured his right thumb a day after Imam had fractured his left thumb during training sessions in Queenstown last week. Both are yet to return to nets with the team’s medical staff closely monitoring their progress. Decision on their participation in the second Test, which commences in Christchurch on 3 January, will be made closer to the time. Babar’s absence means Mohammad Rizwan will captain the Pakistan side in the first Test. When he will step out for the toss on Saturday, he will become Pakistan’s 33rd captain to lead the side in the traditional format of the game. Balochistan’s 24-year-old Imran Butt scored 191 runs in the three ongoing four-day first-class Quaid-e-Azam Trophy matches before joining the New Zealand-bound tour party. He had topped batting charts in the 2019-20 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy with 934 runs at an average of over 62 with four centuries and three half-centuries. Also returning to the Pakistan Test side are Abid Ali, Azhar Ali, Fawad Alam, Haris Sohail, Mohammad Abbas, Naseem Shah, Shan Masood, Sohail Khan and Yasir Shah. They will replace Abdullah Shafiq, Haider Ali, Haris Rauf, Hussain Talat, Iftikhar Ahmed, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Hasnain, Musa Khan, Usman Qadir and Wahab Riaz who will now join Pakistan Shaheens for five T20 matches against the local and New Zealand XI sides. Imad Wasim and Mohammad Hafeez will not be in action on the New Zealand tour after the Napier T20I. Imad will travel to Australia to join Melbourne Renegades in the BBL, while Mohammad Hafeez will return to Pakistan. Test players to show some form in Pakistan Shaheens’ 89 runs victory over New Zealand ‘A’ include Azhar Ali (58 and 29), Fawad Alam (three and 139), Mohammad Abbas (4-40 and 1-34), Naseem Shah (0-55 and 3-44) and Yasir Shah (3-54 and 2-55). Separately, Shan Masood has had a successful calendar year with the bat in which he has scored 279 runs, second most after Babar Azam (338). Shan is followed by Azhar Ali (244), Mohammad Rizwan (171) and Abid Ali (131). Yasir Shah is the leading Pakistan bowler this calendar year with 15 wickets, followed by Shaheen Shah Afridi (10), Mohammad Abbas and Naseem Shah (eight wickets apiece). “Although it will be nearly two weeks to Babar’s injury when the first Test starts, it will be hard on him and the team to play him without any net sessions. I remain confident and optimistic that other players will rise to the occasion in Mount Maunganui and use the opportunity to rise to the occasion and put the disappointment of the T20I series behind them.” Squads: Pakistan squad for Tests: Mohammad Rizwan (captain for 1st Test), Abid Ali, Azhar Ali, Faheem Ashraf, Fawad Alam, Haris Sohail, Imran Butt, Mohammad Abbas, Naseem Shah, Sarfaraz Ahmed, Shadab Khan, Shaheen Afridi, Shan Masood, Sohail Khan and Yasir Shah. (Babar Azam and Imam-ul-Haq not available for first Test) Pakistan Shaheens for T20s: Rohail Nazir (captain, wicketkeeper), Abdullah Shafiq, Amad Butt, Danish Aziz, Haider Ali, Haris Rauf, Hussain Talat, Iftikhar Ahmed, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Hasnain, Musa Khan, Usman Qadir, Wahab Riaz, Zafar Gohar and Zeeshan Malik. Upcoming matches: 26-30 Dec – 1st Test v New Zealand, Mount Manganui 27 Dec – 1st T20 v Northern Knights, Hamilton 29 Dec – 2nd T20 v Wellington Firebirds, Wellington 1 Jan – 3rd T20 v Canterbury, Lincoln 3-7 Jan – 2nd Test v New Zealand, Christchurch 3 Jan – 4th T20 v New Zealand XI, Lincoln 5 Jan – 5th T20 v New Zealand XI, Lincoln #fasialsatti FOLLOW ME 📸 ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faisalsatti.official ... ► YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/faisalsatti ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/faisal.aptn ► Website: http://faisalsatti.blogspot.com ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/faisalsatti SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL ✅ ► Subscribe: https://youtu.be/WEwS3CbsF4g BUSINESS INQUIRIES 📧 ► For business inquiries, send email to: faisal.aptn@gmail.com WhatsApp : 03335334669 Thank You All!!! All rights reserved © 2020 faisalsatti
Mad Mike drifting Crown Range in New Zealand
The Crown Range, New Zealand. 47 corners, 1076 metres elevation, 10.4km long. The country's highest paved roadway. For a moment in time it belongs to one man, Mike Whiddett. The moment will become, the drive of a lifetime. ► Watch the Behind the Scenes Clip: http://youtu.be/WtAsd9eSVo0 ► Check out the best motorsports action on Red Bull TV: https://www.redbull.com/int-en/tv/collection/playlists::b15aa605-cfe5-44a8-afd1-3241a373b732 The former state highway cuts a path between Queenstown and Wanaka. It is a short cut, which has long been a route for travellers. The first track dates back to the early gold rush days. The road now is still one of the most demanding and technical drives of the country. The drive for Mike Whiddett will be challenging and faster than most. For the first time in NZ motorsport history, the road has been closed across three sections for a unique filming opportunity. The New Zealand-based international drift driver has a chance to push his bespoke quad-rotor rotary engine car to new limits on a completely clear road. The road closure signs are rolled out; it is time for Mad Mike to Conquer the Crown. On paper, the first section of the road appears to be the trickiest. Seven consecutive hairpin turns on a near-vertical mountainside climb give the Switchbacks their name. The second section is all about speed. Whiddett pulls sixth gear along the Crown Terrace and winds the Mazda RX7's 750 horsepower engine out to its redline. He hits 232km/h before slowing, fleetingly pulling on the handbrake to lock the rear wheels before stomping back on the accelerator. The tyres erupt back into a spinning frenzy; black marks the bitumen. This is drifting nirvana in its purest form. The run up to the Crown Summit is a fusion of high, medium and low speed bends, created to attack sideways. With barriers flanking the road at one side and exposed banks at the other, it mimics the mountain touge roads that the Japanese forefathers of the sport originally, and illicitly, ran by moonlight. The margin for error is slim here, but Whiddett never backs off as the final forty-seventh corner passes by in a blur. I think drifters have an innate ability to slip from reality when driving up a road like the Crown Range in normal circumstances. We imagine drifting through the turns, the gear changes, the footwork, the hand brake and of course stomping on the gas. So for me, having the opportunity to get behind the wheel of my machine, push it to the limit and conquer the Crown is a dream turned into a reality,"""" says Whiddett. The Crown: conquered. #redbull #motorsports #madmike - Experience the world of Red Bull like you have never seen it before. With the best action sports clips on the web and original series, prepare for your "stoke factor"to be at an all time high. Subscribe to Red Bull on Youtube: http://win.gs/SubToRedBull Get the FREE Red Bull TV apps for all your devices: https://go.onelink.me/351027264/35a30660 Red Bull on Facebook: http://win.gs/redbullfb Red Bull on Instagram: http://win.gs/RedBullInstagram Red Bull on Twitter: http://win.gs/redbulltwitter
Highlanders v Blues pre-season 2013
Video highlights of the Blues' 31-29 victory over the Highlanders in a pre-season fixture in Queenstown on February 15