The penultimate match in Super Smash 2020/21 is Central Districts Vs Canterbury Kings on 11/2/21, here we bring you our match preview, latest betting odds, spread betting, and top match prediction.
Central Districts Vs Canterbury Kings Betting Odds
- Match Odds – Central Districts @ 8/15 – Canterbury Kings @ 6/4
- Opening Partnership – Stags @ 8/11 – Kings @ Evs – Tie @ 40/1
Match Preview
- Central Districts Vs Canterbury Kings is the Preliminary Final in the New Zealand 2020/21 Super Smash.
- The match is on 11th February 2021, with a local start time of 12 noon. That is 11pm in the UK on 10th February, due to the time difference.
- The venue for the match is Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland.
- This is effectively the semi-final, the winner of this goes on to play Wellington Firebirds in the final this weekend.
- Both teams finished on 24 points in the group stages of the competition.
- Central Stags got second place ahead of the Kings, due to having the superior NRR.
- This will be the third time these two teams have played this season in the Super Smash. Central Districts have won the previous two fixtures.
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Cricket Spread Betting
- Stags/Kings – Sell @ 11 Buy @ 19
- Central Stags – 100-50-0 Index – Sell @ 60 Buy @ 66
- Canterbury Kings – 100-50-0 Index – Sell @ 34 Buy @ 40
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- 5/2/21 – Stags won by 30 runs
- 10/1/21 – Stags won by 18 runs
- 7/1/20 – Stags won by 17 runs
- 23/12/19 – Kings won by 30 runs
- 19/1/19 – Stags won by 18 runs
Central Districts Vs Canterbury Kings Prediction 11/2/21
This is the penultimate match of the 2020/21 Super Smash season. The group stage is now over, and this is the preliminary final between second and third.
The winners of this, will play Wellington Firebirds in the final this Saturday at the Basin Reserve.
The Stags had the slightly better end to the group campaign. The won two of their last four, compared to the Stags who only won one of their final four group matches.
Crucially, the last of those four matches was between the same two sides in Match 28. On that occasion, the Stags won comfortably, beating the Kings by 30 runs, thanks mainly to Ross Taylor’s 65 from 36 balls.
The Kings batsmen never got going in the run chase, and their misfiring batsmen has been the story of their last few matches.
Only in the 6 wicket win over Otago, have the Kings batsmen done their job recently. And Otago Volts were the worst side in the competition.
We think the Stags will make it three from three over the Kings this season, and they are our prediction to win this and make Saturday’s final.
