Nottinghamshire vs Leicestershire match prediction 1 Oct 2020

Nottinghamshire vs Leicestershire | Win big by investing on the top three deals

We are the business end of the T20 Blast, with Nottinghamshire set to lock horns with Leicestershire in their quarter-final fixture at the historic Trent Bridge, in Nottingham. As expected, the hosts are firm favourites to win the game and qualify for the semi-finals, but we cannot write-off Leicestershire, can we? Expect a grueling contest when the players take the field on Thursday, with them playing out of their skins to claim the bragging rights.

While the players get busy in the field, we should take some time out and invest on three winning bets from the market to win loads of money by the end of the day. I have already assorted the top three deals for you and listed them below. Go through my analysis and act accordingly.

Nottinghamshire to hit more sixes @ 1.57 (Bet 365)

This is by far the safest bet in the market ahead of the match, even though the odds are not as impressive when compared to other deals. Diving straight into the point - Nottinghamshire have hit more sixes in each of their last five matches, having struck 29 sixes, at a rate of almost 6 hits per match, while conceding 18 (3.6 per match) on the contrary. Meanwhile, they’ve maintained a similar record at home, having amassed 30 maximums (5 per innings), while shipping in just 16 (3.2 per match).

Meanwhile, Leicestershire have been outnumbered in three of their last five matches, with them piling up 24 sixes (4.8 per match), conceding 26 (5.2 per match) in the same. In the last four H2H matches between these two sides, Nottinghamshire have always hit more sixes, with their count standing at 23 (4.6 per match), compared to Leicestershire’s 16 (3.2 per match). Overall, Nottinghamshire have registered 49 sixes this season in eight matches at a rate of 6.12 per match, while Leicestershire have managed 39 (4.87 per match) in a similar number of matches. I hope you have placed the bet by now.

Joe Clarke to hit over 2.5 fours @ 1.80 (Bet 365)

In terms of runs, he has been the best Nottinghamshire have had this season, with the player scoring 316 runs, at an average of 45.14 runs per innings, having struck 32 boundaries along with it in 8 matches. On an average he has hit four boundaries per innings, having registered at least three in six of those matches. In the last five matches, he has hit 21 fours (5, 0, 3, 6, 7), hitting more than two in four of those games.

In the last five matches played at home (Nottingham) this season, he has hit a total of 24 boundaries (5, 3, 6, 7, 3), averaging almost five hits per match, having struck at least three in each of those games. In 63 T20s he has played so far, the right-hander has hit a total of 174 boundaries, at a rate of 2.76 per match, which more or less fits our criteria. With these staggering figures to boast of, Joe Clarke is expected to bring us money this Thursday.

Leicestershire to hit less than 12.5 fours @ 1.72 (Bet 365)

This is actually a very good deal and with odds of 1.72 on offer, we ought to cash in on the opportunity. In the last five matches, the number of boundaries Leceitershire have hit were - 8, 12, 2, 8, 11, amassing 41 boundaries at a rate of 8.2 per match, with no matches witnessing over 12 hits. Even in their last four away matches, only once have they struck more than 12 boundaries, with them racking up 41 boundaries (8, 8, 9, 16), at a rate of 10.25 per match, which surely tells us a tale.

In the last three H2H matches between these two sides, Leicestershire have hit a total of 34 boundaries (11, 9, 14), averaging 11.33 per match, having scored at least 13 in one of those matches. Overall, in 8 matches this season, they have mustered a total of 87 boundaries, which is equivalent to 10.87 per match. Moreover, Gareth Delany, the batsman with most boundaries for them, with 20, is not in the list of top 15 overall in this season of the T20 Blast. What are you waiting for? Just place your bets.