MPL T20 2026: Match 32, BL vs MS Match Prediction – Who will win today’s MPL T20 match between Bhopal Leopards vs Malwa Stallions?

The Bhopal Leopards (BL) take on fellow strugglers Malwa Stallions (MS) in Match 32 of the Madhya Pradesh T20 League 2026 at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Wednesday, June 17. Both sides desperately need a win following lengthy spells of coming second best in a tie.

BL come into the game on the back of four consecutive defeats, with their most recent loss coming against the Jabalpur Royal Lions by five wickets. The opponents chased down 224 with one over to spare to pile more misery on the Leopards.

MS, on the other hand, are at the foot of the point table with just one win to their name all season long. They have lost five matches in a row. Their last defeat also came against the Jabalpur Royal Lions by a huge margin of 54 runs.

Renowned for being a batting-friendly wicket, the Holkar Stadium is a paradise for batters to come and score big, thanks to consistent bounce and shorter boundaries. Teams that bat first tend to post scores in and around the 200-run mark, which could still be chased down, as evidenced by Jabalpur Royal Lions chasing down 224 against the Bhopal Leopards on Monday.

Tanishq Yadav, Rahul Chandrol (WK), Manish Kumar, Pawan Nirwani, Priyanshu Shukla, Ansh Bagadia, Yuvraj Nema, Kamal Tripathi, Aniket Verma (C), Pranjul Puri, Himanshu Shinde

Saksham Purohit (WK), Ansh Yadav, Akhil Nigote Yadav, Rishabh Chauhan, Ashutosh Sharma (C), Prashant Kasde, Sachin Vishwakarma, Ishan Choudhary, Harshwardhan Singh, Pawan Yadav, Pankaj Sharma

Aniket Verma is currently the Bhopal Leopards' second-highest run-scorer in the ongoing Madhya Pradesh Premier League, having scored 200 runs from seven matches at a strike-rate of 178.57. He trails teammate Tanishq Yadav by five runs in the run-scoring leaderboard, but hits at a much better rate.

Priyanshu Shukla is the leading wicket-taker for the Bhopal Leopards, having taken nine wickets from the first seven games of the new season. He also has the second-lowest economy rate amongst the top 10 wicket-takers in the tournament, conceding runs at 9.24, which is decent considering scores of above 200 are a norm in the tournament.