ML 2024: San Francisco Unicorns vs Seattle Orcas, Match 18

Get ready to witness a nail-biting match between San Francisco Unicorns and Seattle Orcas for the 18th match at Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas. It will be exciting to see which team will emerge victorious in this upcoming game, as Seattle Orcas are coming into this game after losing their last match against Los Angeles Knight Riders by 4 wickets at Church Street Park in Morrisville. However, Seattle Orcas are at the bottom of the table with 2 points in 5 matches.

Meanwhile, San Francisco Unicorns defeated MI New York in their last game by 3 runs by defending a target of 148 runs in 20 overs against a strong batting line-up of New York.

San Francisco Unicorns vs Seattle Orcas, Head to heads

Talking about the clash between the two teams, they met last year in Major League Cricket, where Seattle Orcas defeated San Francisco Unicorns by 34 runs.

Grand Prairie Stadium, Pitch Report

The game between San Francisco Unicornss and Seattle Orcas will be played at Grand Prairie Stadium which favours batsmen as revealed by the average first-innings score of 150 in the last T20 matches. Grand Prairie Stadium Scoring Pattern Of Last T20 Matches At Below Score 140: 4 , Score Between 200 And 249: 4, Score Between 140 And 180 : 4, Above Score 180: 2

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San Francisco Unicorns

Corey Anderson, Liam Plunkett, Tajinder Singh, Carmi Le Roux, Brody Couch, Sanjay Krishnamurthi, Finn Allan, Haris Rauf, Karima Gore, Matthew Short, Jahmar Hamilton, Hassan Khan,

Seattle Orcas

Wayne Parnell (captain), Aaron Jones, Hammad Azam, Nauman Anwar, Heinrich Klaasen, Quinto De Kock, Ryan Rickelton, Cameron Gannon, Nandre Burger, Zaman Khan, Harmeet Singh, Imad Wasim, Michael Bracewell, Ayan Desai, Shehan Jayasuriya, Shubham Ranjane, Ali Sheikh

Who will win the match between San Francisco Unicorns and Seattle Orcas?

Looking at the current form of both teams, San Francisco Unicorns look much stronger than the Seattle Orcas. However, we should not forget that South Africa duo Ryan Ricketon and Quinton de Kock chased the target of 169 runs with 9 wickets in hand in the last match against Los Angeles Night Riders.