The 41st Match of the T20 World Cup 2021/22 is scheduled to play Pakistan vs Scotland on Sunday, 7th November October 2021 at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.

Pakistan had won their most recent match against Namibia with a handsome margin of 45 runs. The performance of the batting order of Pakistan was outstanding. They scored a total of 189 runs in their inning of 20 overs. Mohammad Rizwan was the most successful and highest run-scorer from their side who scored 79 runs on 50 deliveries with the help of eight boundaries and four huge sixes. He remained not out till the end of their inning. Babar Azam also had an outstanding performance with the bat. He scored 70 runs while he faced 49 balls and smashed seven boundaries during his inning.

Scotland was totally failed to give the best performance in their most recent match against India where they lost with a huge margin of eight wickets. The batting order of this team totally collapsed in the previous match. They could manage to score just 85 runs and were all-out in 17.4 overs. George Munsey was the highest run-scorer from their side with 24 runs to his name. Michael Leask scored 21 runs while Calum MacLeod had 16 runs to his name.

Pakistan had played three T20 International matches against Scotland where they had won all three matches.

Pakistan is overall a strong team as compared to Pakistan at least on papers. According to our today prediction, Pakistan is the favorite team that will win this match. There are many factors that make Pakistan a favorite team to win this match. Some of the key factors are mentioned as under:

• Pakistan had won all four matches played so far
• The bowling unit of Scotland had been good in some recent matches
• Pakistan has more depth than Scotland even they are out of form
• The batting order of Scotland is weak when we compare it with Pakistan

Pakistan is full of experienced and young players of the t20 format. The batting order of this team is also strong and some well-known hitters of the t20 format are part of the squad of this team, so the winning chances of today’s match for Pakistan have been increased. The equation of who will win today’s cricket match prediction and who will win the cricket match today is mentioned as under.

Pakistan has a 70% chance to win this match
Scotland has a 30% chance to win this match

The toss will play an important role in the decision of all matches of World Cup T20. Having a good total on the board is always a big advantage in these kinds of big matches. According to our toss prediction, the team that will win the toss may choose to bat first.

The 41st Match of World Cup T20 2021 is going to be held at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah. We had observed in the previous matches played here that the pitch here at this venue is good for batting. The track is slower than the others we have seen and helps the spinners quite a bit. We are hoping that the surface is bound to get slower and be a bit more difficult for batting in this match. A score of 170 is going to be tough to chase.

The weather forecast in Sharjah is predicting some clouds around on match day but the weather forecast does not predict rain. We should be able to have a full uninterrupted match.

WICKET-KEEPER:
M Cross
Mohammad Rizwan (VC)
BATSMEN:
Babar Azam (c)
r Berrington
Fakhar Zaman
ALL-ROUNDERS:
Mohammad Hafeez
Imad Wasim
Shadab Khan
BOWLERS:
M Watt
B Wheal
Haris Rauf

Date: Sunday, 7th November 2021
Time: 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL / 08:00 PM BD

Stadium: Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Opened: 1982
Capacity: 16,000
Ends: Pavilion End, Sharjah Club End
Time Zone: UTC +04:00
Home to: United Arab Emirates
Floodlights: Yes
Location: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Total matches: 24
Matches won batting first: 15
Matches won bowling first: 9
Average 1st Inns scores: 148
Average 2nd Inns scores: 125
Highest total recorded: 215/6 (20 Ov) by AFG vs ZIM
Lowest total recorded: 44/10 (10 Ov) by NED vs SL
Highest score chased: 172/5 (18.5 Ov) by SL vs BAN
Lowest score defended: 142/7 (20 Ov) by WI vs BAN

Kyle Coetzer (c), Matthew Cross (wk), Richie Berrington, Calum MacLeod, Michael Leask, Chris Greaves, Mark Watt, Hamza Tahir, Dylan Budge, Craig Wallace, Josh Davey, George Munsey, Alasdair Evans, Safyaan Sharif, Bradley Wheal.