Lahore Qalandars vs Quetta Gladiators match prediction 16th match

Lahore Qalandars will take on Quetta Gladiators in match number 16 of the Pakistan Super League 2020 edition at the iconic Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Tuesday.

Lahore Qalandars are yet to open their account on the points table as they have lost all their three games so far. On the other hand, Quetta Gladiators have played five matches and have won three and lost two of them and most importantly, they are currently placed second on the ladder. These two sides have never played at the Gaddafi Stadium against each other and the home crowd will be right behind Sohail Akhtar and co. It will be an interesting encounter but we already have predicted the result of the game by now. However, this match has so much more to offer than just exciting cricket. Still haven’t figured it out? There’s cash on offer and you can collect them by going through my suggestions and placing the correct bets. Let me take you through them one by one:

Quetta Gladiators to have the last laugh

As we already are aware of the fact that Lahore Qalandars have lost all their three games this season, predicting the outcome of this game became a lot easier than I thought. While Quetta Gladiators have won three out of their five matches in the ongoing season of the Pakistan Super League, Lahore Qalandars are yet to taste a victory. The two teams have met on eight occasions in the past, Quetta Gladiators have won five of them. In the last seven head to head encounters, Gladiators have won five of them, therefore, it is understandable, who is going to have the last laugh tomorrow evening in Lahore. Moreover, only one player (Mohammad Hafeez) has scored more than 100 runs in this ongoing season of the Pakistan Super League for Lahore Qalandars. On the other hand, four players have scored more than 100 runs for Quetta Gladiators in this current edition. SportingBet are offering odds of 1.80 for the Gladiators to win against Qalandars tomorrow and money-making could not have been more easier than this.

Quetta Gladiators to deal in sixes

The Gladiators will have the upper hand coming into tomorrow’s fixture against Lahore Qalandars and that is pretty much obvious. And when it comes to hitting it out of the park, the Gladiators are likely to reign supreme as well. In the ongoing season of the Pakistan Super League, the Gladiators have smashed 32 sixes in five matches so far and, on the other hand, the Qalandars have managed to hit 21 sixes in three games. In the previous season of the Pakistan Super League, the Gladiators hit 66 sixes compared to Qalandars’ 49. However, in the head to head encounters, the Qalandars have their noses in front as they have smashed 62 sixes and the Gladiators have managed to hit only 49 of them. But considering the run of form in this particular season of the Pakistan Super League, it is highly unlikely that the Lahore Qalandars will be able to trump Quetta Gladiators when it comes to hitting sixes. Bet 365 is offering the best odds of 2.10 for the Gladiators to hit more sixes in the match and you should grab it with both hands.

Jason Roy to outscore Shane Watson

Jason Roy, being a seasoned campaigner and in good touch at the moment, is expected to have a better day on the field with the bat than Shane Watson. In the last five T20 innings Roy has scored 170 runs at an average of 34.00, whereas, Watson has managed to score 139 runs averaging 27.8. Roy has two half centuries to his name in his last four innings compared to Watson’s one in as many innings. Roy has five 30-plus scores in his last eight T20 innings and the Aussie all-rounder, on the other hand, has only two of them. The Brit has three half centuries in his last nine T20 innings, while Watson has two of them in as many innings. Watson has four single-digit scores in his last 10 T20 innings compared to Roy’s only two of them. The scenarios are working perfectly in our favour allows us to visit Bet 365 and cash in on the odds of 1.80 for Roy outscoring Watson in tomorrow’s fixture.

Shane Watson to score at least 22 runs

Being a veteran in this format of the game, Shane Watson has eventually started to make an impact in this edition of the Pakistan Super League. He did take a little bit of time to get back into the groove of things but his innings against Multan Sultans in the previous fixture was just the preview of what is to come from the big Australian all-rounder. Not to forget, Watson was the highest run getter in the previous season of the Pakistan Super League with 430 runs under his belt in 12 matches at an average of 43.00 including four fifties to his name. He is the second highest run scorer for Quetta Gladiators with 139 runs in five matches with a highest score of 80 against the Sultans. Watson has one fifty in four head to head matches against Lahore Qalandars and he will only like to add to that tally. The hard-hitting Australian has crossed the 21-run mark twice in his last four innings and is expected to repeat the same against the Qalandars on Tuesday. Dafabet is offering odds of 1.87 for Watson to score more than 21.5 runs and I have decided to go for it. Have you?

Sarfaraz Ahmed to score at least 20 runs

Sarfaraz Ahmed, the skipper of Quetta Gladiators has a point to prove and since he has been in good touch with the bat, he is likely to accomplish the claim I made. Ahmed is currently the third highest run getter for Quetta Gladiators with 135 runs under his belt at an average of 45.00. He is the highest run scorer when it comes to head to head encounters with 207 runs averaging 41.40 against Lahore Qalandars. In the last three head to head encounters, Ahmed has scored 29, 52* and 28* against the Qalandars. In the previous season of the Pakistan Super League, the skipper of Quetta Gladiators was averaging 29.20. In his last five T20 innings, Sarfaraz Ahmed has crossed the 20-run mark on four occasions, therefore, you can understand how safe this bet is and why you should log in Dafabet and cash in on the opportunity of earning 1.87 times your investment.

Chris Lynn likely to hit at least three boundaries

Chris Lynn and boundaries share quite a special relationship and we enjoy watching him smash the ball to the ropes, don’t we? Now, this market, just like the previous one, is one of the safest I could locate for you. In three matches in this ongoing season of the Pakistan Super League so far, Lynn has hit 10 fours and that is an average of 3.33 fours per game. In the recently concluded Big Bash League season, Lynn clobbered 36 fours in 14 matches and that is an average of 2.57 fours per game. In his last five T20 knocks, Lynn has clattered 15 fours and that is an average of three boundaries per match. Lynn has smashed 403 fours in T20 cricket in 179 games and those numbers are quite impressive. With Lynn out in the middle, once can expect a flurry of boundaries on Tuesday when the Qalandars will take on the Gladiators at the Gaddafi Stadium.