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Match: India vs New Zealand, Test Match,

Date & Time: Nov 25, 2021, Thursday; 9:30 AM IST.

Venue: Green Park, Kanpur.

Pitch Report :

The pitch is going to be dry and will spin from Day 1. The batsmen should still be able to score runs comfortably on the first couple of days but it is going to get increasingly difficult with every passing session.
Getting a first-inning lead is massive in such conditions.

Weather Report :

There is no chance of rain throughout the five days of the match and the sun is expected to be out. Hence, an uninterrupted match seems to be in store. The temperature will be around the 28-degree Celsius mark.

Probable XI :

India

Shubman Gill, Mayank Agarwal, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane (c), Shreyas Iyer, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammad Siraj, Umesh Yadav/Ishant Sharma

New Zealand

Tom Latham, Tom Blundell, Kane Williamson (c), Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls, Glenn Phillips/Daryl Mitchell, Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson, Tim Southee, Neil Wagner, Ajaz Patel

Preview :

India whitewashed New Zealand in the T20 series and will now look to exact some revenge for the World Test Championship in the Tests that follow. New Zealand is the World Test Champion and clearly wants to give its title defense the best chance possible. It rested a few key players from the T20 matches to try and have them be as fresh as possible for the Test Matches.

Beating India in India is never easy and while it may not have won the WTC, India has consistently been the best Test team in the world and has won in different conditions all around the world.

It is no surprise that India is the favorite at all cricket betting sites but we would not count out New Zealand just yet. There are a few important players missing and we could be in for a close contest.

Match prediction and cricket betting tips for India vs New Zealand 1st Test 2021. The match is going to be played at Green Park, Kanpur starting on the 25th of November 2021.

India has been in fantastic form in Test cricket over the last few years. It won seven out of the eight matches it played in 2019 (5five of them at home), won a series in Australia, won two Test matches in England, and has shown itself capable of performing under pressure.

India’s real strength, though, is playing at home. With Australia increasingly beatable at home, it is fair to say that beating India in India is the biggest challenge that any cricketing nation can face.

India has lost just two matches at home in the last five years (one each to England and Australia). Also, New Zealand has never won a series in India and has not won a test match in India since 1988.

Easy to say that history is on India’s side then!

India is going to be missing some key players for this match, though. Virat Kohli has been rested for the series while Jasprit Bumrah, Rohit Sharma, and Rishab Pant are going to be missing the entire series.

KL Rahul has been ruled out injured and so Shubman Gill will open the batting with Mayank Aggarwal once more. There was talk of Shubman Gill batting in the middle-order prior to the series. It is also likely that Suryakumar Yadav could make his debut leapfrogging Shreyas Iyer who is also in the squad. One betting strategy that you can follow is to bet on the ‘Over’ for each individual Indian batsman. There is a good likelihood that you will end up making money in the end as India often posts giant scores at home.

If you want to make a pick for the Top Batsmen India, then we like Cheteshwar Pujara and Shubman Gill as options.

Axar Patel, R Ashwin, and Ravindra Jadeja could all feature in the playing eleven alongside two Indian pacers. Pitches in India are going to favor the spinners and these three bowlers could run riot.

Axar Patel is in good form and showed just how prolific he could be against England on helpful pitches. Maybe take a punt on him for the Top Bowler India betting market.

Can you be the World Test Champions and still come into the series as the underdogs? That is exactly what has happened with New Zealand. It is going to be hoping to make history by winning this series although, we suspect, it will be very happy to win even just one match.

The New Zealand batsmen are going to face a trial by spin in this march. If the pitches are anything like what we saw in the series against England, then they are in for a very tough time.

Of course, New Zealand has got some very good players of spin as well. Kane Williamson is an excellent batsman of spin with one hundred and three fifties in India to his name. He also averages nearly 65 in the UAE where spinners dominate.

He is a good option for the Top Batter New Zealand betting market but the odds on him are not too great. You can also look at Tom Latham, who has five fifties against India (three of them in India) and will be an effective counter against the left-arm spinners.

Mitch Santner and Ajaz Patel are going to be the bowlers to lead the attack for New Zealand in this match. There is no way to put it lightly: New Zealand’s spinners do not hold a candle to India’s and to expect them to be able to win a test match in India is being highly optimistic.

If New Zealand does get a win, it will be thanks to its fast bowlers and reverse swing.

Team Guide

Make various team combination with the help of these information.

Wicketkeeper :

Wriddhiman Saha

Wriddhiman Saha will be getting numerous opportunities in this match to pile up fantasy points with both bat as well as gloves and will be among the top fantasy picks for this encounter once again.

Tom Blundell

Tom Blundell is expected to don the gloves for New Zealand. He has scored 572 runs in his 17 Test innings at an average of 38.1.

Batter :

Cheteshwar pujara

Cheteshwar Pujara is a right-handed batsman from India. He has hammered 6494 runs in his 90 matches test career so far. He has been a consistent performer for his side at home and can turn out to be effective once again.

Mayank Agarwal

Mayank Agarwal has played just six Test innings in India and he has smashed three tons in those which include a couple of double hundreds as well. Overall, he has scored 597 runs at an average of 99.50 at home in Test cricket.

Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill is making a comeback into the India Test squad after an injury. He is a promising young kid and has got an excellent kick start to his career. You can take a risk and pick him as your fantasy team skipper.

Kane Williamson

Kane Williamson is a right-handed batsman from New Zealand who leads the team. He has stacked 7230 in his 85 matches Test career so far. One of the most dependable batters from New Zealand, the fantasy stakes will be high on him.

Ross Taylor

Ross Taylor is a right-handed batsman from New Zealand. He has knocked 7564 runs in his 108 matches Test career so far. The experienced campaigner will be hoping to get off to another solid start here.

Tom Latham

Latham crossed 4000 Test runs earlier this year. When settled at the crease, he usually ends up converting his start into triple figures.

Ajinkya Rahane

Rahane is eyeing a huge comeback in form. He has notched four fifties and one Hundred in his previous 10 innings on home soil.

All-rounder :

Mitchell Santner

Mitchell Santner could be an effective choice as vice-captain. The left-arm spinning all-rounder fared decently on his last tour to India in 2016. He scored 159 runs and took 10 wickets as well.

Ravindra Jadeja

Ravindra Jadeja is a left-handed batsman and left-arm orthodox spinner from India. He has smashed 2145 runs and grabbed 227 wickets in his 56 matches test career so far. He has been in outstanding form in this format and will be eyeing another successful series.

Ravichandran Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin will be a top captaincy pick. The off-spinner was magnificent in the home series against England earlier this year where he took 32 wickets at an average of 14.72. Also, his record against New Zealand is top-notch u2013 52 wickets at an average of 16.53.

Kyle Jaminson

Kyle Jaminson is a right-handed batsman and right-arm medium-fast bowler from New Zealand. He has scored 256 runs and took 46 wickets in his 8 matches test career so far. He will be among the top fantasy picks for this game.

Axar Patel

Axar Patel will be the best budget-friendly player in your fantasy team. He can provide good value at available credits.

Bowler :

Mohammad Siraj

Mohammad Siraj will be the frontline seamer for India. He needs to put in the hard efforts to earn the wickets on spin-friendly conditions. He has already picked up 30 wickets in his 9 Test matches.

Tim Southee

Tim Southee will swing the ball both ways and can cause problems with the new ball. He is currently ranked third in the ICC Test bowler’s rankings. Southee has scalped 314 wickets in 79 Test matches and scored 1728 runs as well.

Neil Wagner

Neil Wagner has troubled the Indian batters with short deliveries in the past. He has picked up 229 wickets in his 54 Test matches, with the best figures of 7 for 39. He is a risky captaincy pick for your fantasy teams.

Ajaz Patel

Ajaz Patel could be a key bowler for New Zealand. The left-arm spinner has played only a total of nine Test matches and out of those five have come in Asia. He has returned with 22 scalps in those five games.

Umesh Yadav

Umesh Yadav is a lethal bowler in home conditions. The Vidarbha fast bowler has picked up 38 wickets in seven Test matches in India since the start of 2018. He averages 13.86 and strikes once every four overs.

Neil Wagner

Neil Wagner has troubled the Indian batters with short deliveries in the past. He has picked up 229 wickets in his 54 Test matches, with the best figures of 7 for 39.

Details Analysis

‍Cheat Sheet

‍India

WK :

Wriddhiman Saha -

(5dwn, 6dwn) (4dwn, 4dwn), (3dwn)
(9, 4), (0, 54), (64),

KS Bharat -

(3dwn, 3dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn), (4dwn)
(26, 55), (1, 20), (22)

Batter :

Mayank Agarwal -

(Open, Open), (3dwn, 4dwn), (Open, Open),
(28, 47), (38, 9), (0, 5)

Cheteshwar Pujara (vice-captain) -

(1dwn, 1dwn), (1dwn, 1dwn), (1dwn, 1dwn)
(4, 61), (1, 91), (9, 45)

Shubman Gill -

(Open, Open), (Open), (Open, Open),
(28, 8), (0), (11, 15*)

Ajinkya Rahane (C) -

(4dwn, 4dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn)
(14, 0), (18, 10), (1, 61)

Shreyas Iyer -

(3dwn, 3dwn), (2dwn, 3dwn), (2dwn, 1dwn)
(19, 61), (0, 22), (6, 83)

Virat Kohli -

(2dwn, 2dwn), (2dwn, 2dwn), (2dwn, 2dwn)
(50, 44), (7, 55), (42, 20)

Suryakumar Yadav -

(1dwn, 1dwn), (1dwn, 1dwn), (3dwn, 2dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn)
(43, 38), (0, 134), (77, 10), (39, 65)

All-rounder :

Ravindra Jadeja - Left Arm Orthodox

(3dwn, 3dwn), (5dwn, 5dwn), (4dwn, 5dwn)
(10, 17), (4, 30), (40, 3)
(2/36, 2/50), (2/88), (0/43, 0/5)

R. Ashwin- Right Arm Off-break

(4dwn, 4dwn), (6dwn, 6dwn), (5dwn),
(0, 0*), (22, 7), (13),
(1/99, 6/27), (1/20, 2/17), (3/47, 5/47),

Axar Patel - Left Arm Orthodox

(6dwn, DNB)*, (7dwn), (7dwn, DNB)
(0, DNB), (43), (0, DNB)
(1/41, DNB)*, (4/68, 5/48), (6/38, 5/32)

Bowler :

Umesh Yadav - Right Arm Fast

(3/76, 3/60), (3/22, 0/5), (0/39, 1/5),

Jayant Yadav- Right Arm Offbreak

(1/101, 5/58), (0/2, 1/58), (3/24, 1/67)

Ishant Sharma -

(0/92), (3/69, 2/13), (3/48, 0/21),

Md. Siraj - Right Arm Fast Medium

(2/86), (4/94, 4/32), (1/48, 2/84)

Prasidh Krishna - Right Arm Fast Medium

(2/78, 1/45), (4/42, 1/21), (2/7, 4/45)

‍New Zealand

WK :

Tom Blundell (wk) -

(Open), (3dwn, 4dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn)
(16), (13, 17), (0, 22)

Glenn Phillips - Right Arm Offbreak

(3dwn, 3dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn), (1dwn 1dwn)
(47, 16), (13, 9+0/15), (16, 8+2/77)

Batter :

Kane Williamson (c) -

(1dwn, 1dwn), (1dwn, 1dwn), (1dwn)
(49, 52), (13, 1), (238)

Ross Taylor -

(2dwn, 2dwn), (2dwn, 3dwn), (2dwn)
(11, 47), (14, 33), (12)

Daryl Mitchell - Right Arm Medium

(3dwn, 3dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn), (5dwn)
(38, 33), (0, 73), (6)
(2/43, 1/25), (2/32, 4/42), 0/23, DNB)

Tom Latham -

(Open, Open), (Open, Open), (Open, Open)
(20, 127*), (11, 104), (30, 9)

Henry Nicholls -

(3dwn), (3dwn, 4dwn), (3dwn)
(7), (61, 34), (157)

Will Young -

(1dwn, 1dwn), (Open, Open), (Open)
(82, 8), (5, 103), (124)

All-rounder :

Mitchell Santner - Left Arm Orthodox

(6dwn, DNB), (5dwn, 5dwn), (3dwn, 3dwn)
(0, DNB), (19, 6), (0, 0)
(0/30, 0/38), (0/7, 2/52), (2/85, 0/110)

Rachin Ravindra - Left Arm Orthodox

(Open, Open), (Open, Open), (Open, Open)
(26, 70), (11, 18), (4, 8)
(1/12, 1/78), (1/0, DNB), (3/47, 3/77)

Bowler :

Kyle Jamieson - Right Arm Fast Medium

(5/31, 2/30), (3/85, 0/28), (5/69, 4/48)

Tim Southee - Right Arm Fast Medium

(1/64, 4/48), (4/43, 1/37), (2/61, 0/45)

Neil Wagner - Left Arm Fast Medium

(2/40, 1/44), (1/68, 3/18), (1/83, 2/27)

Ajaz Patel - Left Arm Orthodox

(2/34, 2/25), (1/114), (4/87, 3/97)

Will Somerville - Right Arm Offbreak

(4/62, 2/89), (2/23, 1/50), (2/79)

Cheat Sheet

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