ILT20 2025: DC vs DV Match 13 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket, Reports

As the International League T20 (ILT20 2025) progresses, the Middle East is still engulfed in T20 fever. Notably, the Dubai Capitals (DC) and Desert Vipers (DV) will square off in Match 13 at the esteemed Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai. On Monday, January 20, the two teams will play each other. For those who are unaware, the ILT20 event will end on February 9, 2025, having begun on January 11.

Dubai has performed poorly in the current T20 league. In their four games thus far in the six-team competition, they have suffered three defeats. On the other hand, they had begun their season with a thrilling victory by a slim margin of just one run, to put it mildly. However, they lost their rhythm after their first game and will now play an opponent who has been playing well.

DC vs DV Match 13 Details:

Dubai International Cricket Stadium Pitch Report:

There is a sporting wicket at the famous Dubai International Cricket Stadium. This implies that the surface will give both bowlers and hitters an equal chance to contribute to the ILT20 match. It's interesting to note that the team batting first has won 45 games, while the team batting second has 47 games.

Out of the five times in the current season, the side that bowls first has won three times, while the team that bats first has won twice. In the forthcoming ILT20 2025 match, the captain who wins the toss will therefore be inclined to bowl first. Regarding the weather, it is anticipated to stay sunny and pleasant with little danger of rain interfering with the game.

Head to Head:

DC vs DV Dream 11:

Dubai Capitals vs Desert Vipers Predicted XI:

Dubai Capitals Probable Squad: Rovman Powell, Dasun Shanaka, Gulbadin Naib, Scott Kuggeleijn, Olly Stone, Haider Ali, Farhan Khan, Shai Hope (wk), Brandon McMullen, Sikandar Raza (c), and Ben Dunk.

Desert Vipers Probable Squad: Azam Khan, Sherfane Rutherford, Dhruv Parashar, Wanindu Hasaranga, Nathan Sowter, Daniel Lawrence, Tanish Suri (wk), Sam Curran (c), Fakhar Zaman, Alex Hales, and Mohammad Amir.

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