 The match between NSW Blues Vs Trinidad & Tobago will be played in Chennai,
September 28 16:00 IST or 10:30 GMT. This match is also expected to be a thriller
like other matches Champions League Twenty20 2011.
T&T played very good in their qualifying round but could not continue it when
they met mighty Mumbai Indians. They were beaten by 1 wicket.
Batting first they scored only 98 runs and with this small total they bowled extremely
well but at last it was not up to mark as Mumbai Indians snatched a win from them
in the last ball of the innings. So in their next match against Australian side
NSW Blues they have to think a lot about their batting approach.
Click for Live Score Card of New South Wales Vs Trinidad & Tobago
They started their innings pretty well but could not hold it. They played too
many loose shots and got out. Once they were charging Mumbai Indians but they
failed to keep it. Their approach was not right they are trying to do something
special too early which was very risky and they had to pay for this. Their middle
orders, lower middle orders all collapsed.
Their bowling was impressive a lot than their batting. So they do not have to
worry a lot about their bowling as it was tested and passed very much in their
encounter against Mumbai Indians. Their bowlers should be in high confidence for
their next match.
NSW Blues were also beaten in their first match against Cape cobras. In fact
they were beaten brutally by Hershelle Gibbs.
They batted pretty well. Both Australian Watson and Warner started the match
well but the middle order and the lower middle order could not continue it.
They should have done better. When it comes to their bowling they might make
some changes. They might give the ball to Shane Watson who was not given
a chance in the first match.
This match will certainly be an acid test for both teams. If they want to be
in semi final then they have to do a lot better than their first match. T&T
have the edge as they seem more balanced side than their opponent but New South Wales is the winner of the first edition so they do know how to win
a Twenty20 match.
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