Western Suburbs vs Valley prediction, odds, and betting tips

Match No. 10 of the KFC Max Trophy 2024 will see Western Suburbs, currently 3rd in the standings after winning their first match, go up against Valley, who are looking to bounce back after a 16-run defeat to Redlands in the league opener. The match will be played at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, a venue known for offering a fair balance between batting and bowling, making it competitive for teams whether they bat or bowl first. Check out the Westen Suburbs vs Valley prediction.

Western Suburbs vs Valley prediction: Valley expected to win

Key Stats

Western Suburbs have had a mixed start to the season, with one win and one loss in their last two matches.
Valley finds themselves in a similar position, also with a win and a loss.
Valley’s recent victory over the University of Queensland should boost their confidence heading into this match.

Match prediction: The match could be a low-scoring affair, with Valley expected to come out on top.

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Western Suburbs Preview: Aiming to bounce back

Western Suburbs had a mixed start to the season, winning their opener but falling to South Brisbane by 4 wickets in their last match. Openers Sam Truloff and Rex Tooley are in strong form, both having scored half-centuries in the previous game. They will need to replicate and improve their performances to challenge Valley effectively.

Predicted XI: Sam Truloff, Rex Tooley, William Bosisto, Jared Sippel, Bradley Hope, Isaiah Snell, Steve Paulsen, Tom Campbell, Tom Whitney, Tim Oakley, Aidan Watterson

Valley Preview: Gaining momentum

Valley bounced back impressively after their opening loss. They secured a dominant victory against the University of Queensland, winning by 80 runs. Valley posted a formidable score of 222 and restricted the University of Queensland to 152. Jack Wildermuth and Max Bryant were standout performers, with Wildermuth being particularly notable for his explosive innings.

Predicted XI: Harry Dixon, Max Bryant, Hugh Weibgen, Jack Wildermuth, Jake Weatherald, Dylan Mclachlan, Jack Beath, Mark Steketee, Benji Floros, Cameron Boyce, Tom Straker

Player to Watch – Jack Wildermuth

Jack Wildermuth is a powerful batter having the ability to hit big sixes. His explosive 50 off just 16 balls in the last match highlights his potential to be a game-changer for Valley. Expect him to be a key player in this match.