New South Wales vs Tasmania 17th Test Day 4 match prediction 21 Feb 2022

New South Wales vs Tasmania 17th Match Day 4 Predictions and Betting Tips

New South Wales will take on Tasmania once again on Day 4 to play the 17th match of the ongoing edition of Sheffield Shield. This fixture is being hosted at the Sydney Cricket Ground from February 18. Have a look at the top three betting tips from the NSW vs TAS Day 4 match prediction.

The Blues have declared their innings during the final session of Day 3 after putting up a total of 226/9 on the board. Tasmania are in need of another 271 on the final day of the test match on Monday. Tasmania managed to score just 19 runs at the loss of a wicket at the end of the day’s play. Chris Tremain who picked up a fifer in the first innings trapped Tasmanian opener Caleb Jewell in front of the wicket for a second ball duck. Earlier, opener Matthew Gikes failed to score his maiden ton after being dropped thrice in the second innings. Tom Andrews ended his 115 ball stay at the crease for 64 runs. The Blues were reduced to 36/2 after opener Ryan Hackney and skipper Kurtis Patterson were dismissed cheaply. Jason Sangha managed to score 75 off 178 deliveries and helped his side reach a fightful total. Although showers are expected at the SCG on Monday, the Blues will be looking to register their second victory of the season.

NSW vs TAS Day 4 Team Bets:

Although the odds makers are yet to provide any kind of update on the market for you punters to bet on, we have collated the best team bets from the NSW vs TAS Day 4 match prediction.

New South Wales Clear Favourites

The Blues are in a commanding position after a generous declaration from their side on Day 3. New South Wales managed to put up a total of 226/9 (d) in their second innings which allowed them to put up a target of 290. The Tigers need another 271 runs on Monday after losing their opener Caleb Jewell at the fag end of Day 3. The Tigers could only manage to score 19 at the cost of a wicket at the end of the day’s play. Chris Tremain who picked up a fifer in the first innings removed the opener for a second ball duck. The Blues successfully defended the total of 348 when the two sides met each other last season. Tasmania has a huge task ahead of them on Monday. The Blues bowling unit led by Chris Tremain and Tanveer Sangha who collectively took eight wickets in the first innings will look to do the same in the final innings. Tremain has been in phenomenal form this season picking up 15 wickets from just three games at an astonishing average of 11.80. Although the Blues have an upper hand in this game, it will be an intriguing battle to watch.

NSW vs TAS Day 4 Player Bets:

Tim Ward and Jake Doran are our top picks from the NSW vs TAS Day 4 match prediction. I am certain that the below mentioned players are going to make you a lot of money.

Tim Ward to score massively

The 24-year-old Tasmanian opener is my first pick from the New South Wales vs Tasmania Day 4 match prediction. The southpaw who made his first class debut last year against Western Australia has shown some stellar performances with the bat this season. With 483 runs from six games at an average of 48.30, Tim Ward is the leading run getter for New South Wales in the ongoing season of Sheffield Shield. Against Queensland this season, he scored his maiden century and also struck a fifty in the same match. His career highest score of 144 came in the first match of the season. Although he disappointed in Tasmania’s first innings, we expect a lot from this youngster. We advise you to bet on Tim Ward through our affiliate partner, Pari Match if you wish to get some hefty returns.

Jake Doran to continue with his red hot-form

The Sydney Thunder’s wicket-keeper batsman is my next pick from the New South Wales vs Tasmania Day 4 match prediction. The southpaw was the leading run scorer for Australia in the 2014 ICC U19 World Cup. The youngster holds an experience of about 51 first class matches in which he has accumulated about 2514 runs at an average of 38.21. He has smashed three centuries and 13 half centuries in his career. In the ongoing season of Sheffield Shield, he has already struck 146 runs from five games at an ordinary average of 18.25. He struck a fifty in the first innings but was unfortunate enough to get run out. The southpaw has finally regained his form after smashing a fifty in the first innings and we expect him to do the same on Monday. We suggest you bet on Jake Doran through our affiliate partner Pari Match to enjoy some handsome returns.

My Picks

New South Wales to win

Tim Ward to score massively

Jake Doran to continue with his red hot-form