Lions XI vs Knights match prediction 20 Feb 2022

LIO vs KNI Match 24 Predictions and Betting Tips

Lions will face Lions in the 24th match of the CSA T20 Challenge 2022 at the St George’s Park in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, February 20. I here have the top bets from the LIO vs KNI match prediction for you to earn a payday.

Both the teams are having a horrible campaign in the CSA T20 Challenge 2022. Lions lie at the 7th place while Knights are placed at the 8th position of the points table. They both have won a game while Lions are ahead of Knights in the tally of losses. The sides will clash for the first time in the competition but the track record favours LIO by far. I have assembled the top three betting tips from the LIO vs KNI head-to-head match for you to pick from.

LIO vs KNI Team Bets:

I have collated the top team bets from the LIO vs KNI match predictions and you should take a look at it for a heavy cashout.

Lions to win

Lions aren’t the favourites this season evidently because of their poor run in the competition so far, but such is the fate of Knights in the competition. Lions have played six games where they won a single game while facing five defeats. They are placed 7th in the table with a net run rate of -0.893 and 4 points in their bags. On the other hand, Knights are a spot below Lions and have played five games in the league so far. They have also won a single game while losing on four occasions. They have a net run rate of -1.510, lower than Lions. They have a horrific line-up of batters in the team who will account mostly for their defeats this season. Talking about the history between the two, Lions have bagged two victories in their last five scheduled games while the rest of their encounters were abandoned. Pari Match will offer you the favourable odds in favour of Lions to win and you should grab them for a hefty payday as soon as they appear.

Lions to score low at 1st dismissal

Lions did not have the campaign they had hoped for in this season of the CSA T20 Challenge. They have played six games so far and are languishing at the 7th place of the points table. They managed to win a single game while losing on five occasions. The hardships Lions are facing right now is a result of a fragile batting order of the team. Hendricks and Richards opened for the team in the initial four games where they struck out early repeatedly. Lions scored 8, 18, 8, 0, 58 and 25 runs before losing their first wicket in the game. Hendricks shared the blame for dismissals on three occasions while Richards gave away his early wicket on two occasions. While Richards was replaced by Rapulana, Hendricks averages at near 28, a decent yet unimpressive number in the format. With that being said, it is established that LIO cannot hold their opening partnership for long and are expected to face an early dismissal. Pari Match will offer you the best team odds for LIO to give up an early dismissal and it is the best betting tip I can offer.

LIO vs KNI Player Bet:

Take a look at the top player pick from the LIO vs KNI head-to-head encounter.

Jacques Snyman to score low

The 27-year-old all-rounder Jacques Snyman is a right-handed batsmen from Gauteng who made his international debut against Pakistan last year. He has played a total of 29 T20 matches where he scored 499 runs at an ordinary average of 17.20. He has a hundred and a fifty in the shortest format of the game. With 146 runs from five games at a low average of 29.20, Jacques Snyman is the leading run getter for Knights in the ongoing season. Although he is the top run getter for his team, his innings of 90 runs in the season previously looks like a mere fluke to everyone. His scores in the league are 16, 8, 12, 90 and 20 runs in the competition so far. With an exception of a game, he managed to fail 90% of the times to produce a useful innings. With that considered, Pari Match will surely offer you the best odds for Snyman to strike out early in the LIO vs KNI match prediction and you should go for it.

My Picks:

Lions to win

Lions to score low at 1st dismissal

Jacques Snyman to score low