The cricket fans are ready to witness yet another big battle of T20 cricket. The 3rd T20 match of Australia tour of England, 2020 is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, 8th September 2020 at The Rose Bowl, Southampton. We are providing 100 safe, perfect, and accurate today match prediction for all matches of England and Australia.

England had won both T20 matches played so far and also had won the series of three matches. They will try their best to have a whitewash against Australia. They won the second match with a margin of six wickets. They lost the toss and were asked to field first. The performance of their bowling unit was good in that match. They leaked 157 runs in their inning of 20 overs. Almost all bowlers from their side performed well in the previous match. Chris Jordan was the highest wicket-taker from their side but he leaked plenty of runs. He picked two wickets in his four overs bowled out against 40 runs. Jofra Archer, Mark Wood, and Adil Rashid picked one wicket each while Tom Curran and Moeen Ali were the bowlers who failed to pick any wicket.

The performance of the batting order of England was good in the previous match. They chased the target of 158 runs in 18.5 overs. Almost all batsmen from their side put some runs on the board. Jos Buttler was the most successful and highest run-scorer from their side who remained not out after scoring 77 runs. He faced 54 deliveries and smashed eight boundaries and two huge sixes. Dawid Malan also had a superb performance with the bat. He scored 42 runs while he faced 32 balls and smashed seven boundaries. Moeen Ali remained not out after scoring 13 runs.

Australia had failed to perform as per our expectations. They lost the first match that they should win but they lost the second match quite easily. Now they had lost the t20 series and have a lost chance to avoid the whitewash. They were beaten in the second match by the margin of six-wicket. They won the toss and decided to bat first. The performance of their batting order was average. They failed to put a high total on the board. They could manage to score 157 runs in their 20 overs inning. The skipper, Aaron Finch was the highest run-scorer from their side who scored 40 runs while he faced 33 deliveries and smashed four boundaries and two sixes. Marcus Stoinis also had a good performance with the bat. He scored 35 runs while Glenn Maxwell had 26 runs to his name., Ashton Agar scored 23 runs while David Warner failed to open his account on the scoreboard.

The performance of the bowling unit of Australia was also not impressive in the 2nd T20 match. They failed to defend the target of 158 runs and were charged for the target in 18.5 overs. They used six bowlers in that match. Ashton Agar was the highest wicket-taker from their side who picked two wickets in his four overs bowled out while he was charged for 27 runs. Mitchell Starc also had a good performance with the ball. He picked one wicket in his four overs bowled out against 25 runs. Adam Zampa also picked one wicket but he leaked 42 runs in 3.5 overs bowled out. Pat Cummins, Kane Richardson, and Glenn Maxwell were the bowlers who failed to pick any wicket.

England had played a total of 122 T20 matches so far. They won 63 matches while other teams won 54 matches. Their five matches were ended with no result.

Australia had played 127 T20 International matches right now with 67 wins to their name. They had lost 57 matches while three matches were ended with no result.

England had played 18 T20 matches against Australia where they won 7 while Australia had won 10 matches while one match between these two teams was ended with no result.

According to our England vs Australia prediction, England is the favorite team to win this match. The reasons why England is a favorite team in this match, are mentioned below:

• England had won the both played matches so far
• The batting order of England is in good form
• England is a well-experienced side as compared to Australia
• The bowling unit of England is much stronger than Australia
• England also have the advantages of home ground and conditions

England has a strong batting order and bowling unit as compared to Australia and they also had won the first match, so the winning chances of England for today’s match have been increased. The equation of winning chances of both teams for today’s match is mentioned as under.

England has 56% chances to win this match
Australia has 44% chances to win this match

The toss can play an important role in the decision of this match. According to our toss prediction, the team who will win the toss may elect to bat first.

The 3rd T20 match between England and Australia is going to be played at The Rose Bowl, Southampton. The pitch at this stadium is excellent for batting. The boundaries at this venue are short and will bring the spinners into play. The pitch will continue to be good for batting throughout the match. A total of 170 to 180 can be a good total to defend.

The weather forecast in Southampton on match day is not very good for a cricket match. There are some chances of rain but and that is possible that we may have an interrupted match.

Dream11 prediction for England vs Australia. After checking the laT20 player’s availability, the Dream 11 Team for this match of England and Australia is mentioned under.

Date: Tuesday, 8th September 2020
Time: 05:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL / 10:30 PM IST

Stadium: The Rose Bowl
Location: Southampton, England
Opened: 1857
Capacity: 19000
Ends: Stretford End, Brian Statham End
Location: Manchester, England
Time Zone: UTC +01:00
Home to: Lancashire

Total matches: 7
Matches won batting first: 4
Matches won bowling first: 3
Average 1st Inns scores: 170
Average 2nd Inns scores: 150
Highest total recorded: 248/6 (20 Ov) by AUS vs ENG
Lowest total recorded: 79/10 (14.3 Ov) by AUS vs ENG
Highest score chased: 158/4 (18.5 Ov) by ENG vs AUS
Lowest score defended: 162/7 (20 Ov) by ENG vs AUS

Eoin Morgan, Moeen Ali, Jofra Archer, Jonny Bairstow, Tom Banton, Sam Billings, Jos Buttler, Tom Curran, Sam Curran, Joe Denly, Chris Jordan, Dawid Malan, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood.