GSL 2025: Match 7, CS vs HUR Match Prediction – Who will win today’s GSL match between CS vs HUR?

Published - 15 Jul 2025, 11:31 IST | Updated - 15 Jul 2025, 12:24 IST

Central Districts (CS) will face Hobart Hurricanes (HUR) in the Global Super League (GSL) 2025 on Tuesday, July 15, at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.

The Hurricanes currently sit third on the GSL 2025 points table, having registered one win and one loss from the couple of games they have played. The reigning BBL champions will be eager to bounce back and climb higher in the standings with a victory against Central Districts in this crucial encounter.

On the other hand, Central Districts find themselves at the bottom of the table after suffering back-to-back defeats in both the games so far. With their campaign on the line, they will be desperate to turn things around and keep their hopes alive with a much-needed win in their all-important third match.

Chasing at the Providence Stadium in Guyana has proven to be challenging, with teams often struggling in the second innings. As a result, batting first is likely to be the preferred strategy for teams looking to gain an early advantage and control the game as it moves further.

This will be the first time when Central Districts and Hobart Hurricanes will cross swords against each other.

Will Young, Dane Cleaver (wk), Dean Foxcroft, Tom Bruce (c), Josh Clarkson, William Clark, Jayden Lennox, Matthew Forde, Angus Schaw, Ajaz Patel, Blair Tickner

Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Ben McDermott (c & wk), Macalister Wright, Jake Doran, Nikhil Chaudhary, Mohammad Nabi, Fabian Allen, Odean Smith, Usama Mir, Billy Stanlake, Raf MacMillan

Hobart Hurricanes captain Ben McDermott might be the key player in the clash against Central Districts. He already scored 82 runs in two matches and can lead the team from the front for the victory. The Hobart-based franchise will be banking on his services with the bat to contribute big and eventually take the team home.

The left-arm orthodox spinner Ajaz Patel might be the key bowler in the crucial clash for Central Districts. He has not been taken any wickets so far, but his spells in the first two matches have been crucial in restricting the opposition, having conceded runs at just 6.85, which is terrific to say the least, especially in the shortest format of the game.