H2H last 5 T20 : STW 0 ,  Nashik 1, DRAW 0
Satara Warriors vs Nashik Match 15 on 13 Jun 2025 at 14:00

Venue Stats:
Pitch Behaviour :  Overall-Batting | Suited for- Pace | Avg Score :  154

Team Stats(Last 5 Matches comparison)
Satara Warriors: L | Nashik: W

Team Strengths:
STW: played-4, strength-balanced | Nashik: Played-12, strength-batting

Batting First :
Satara Warriors: P-3, W-1, L-2, T-0, NR-0, Win percentage(%)-33
Nashik:  P-11, W-6, L-5, T-0, NR-0, Win percentage(%)-55

Bowling First :
Satara Warriors: P-1, W-0, L-1, T-0, NR-0, Win percentage(%)- 0
Nashik: P-12, W-8, L-4, T-0, NR-0, win percentage(%)-67

Settlement expected by Jun 14th, 2025 5:54 pm

Satara Warriors to win the match vs Nashik?

Share your opinion on 'Satara Warriors to win the match vs Nashik?' and let us see who is the real expert. https://probo.in?type=event&id=4178421

The data displayed here represents the aggregate/average of the matches played in the past 5 years. Please note that while the information is based on historical trends and may not reflect the most current developments, we strongly advise all users to consult the latest information and assess the current situation before engaging in any trading related to the event.

<a href="https://www.thesportsmandi.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.thesportsmandi.com</a>

REFERENCE FOR SETTLEMENT (Source of Truth): 1. The scorecard on the mentioned Source of truth will be considered for settlement. The score on the live streaming will not be taken into consideration 2. The scorecard displayed on the Platform alongwith the one liner is only indicative and used for reference purposes only and shall not be relied upon as a source of truth at the time of settlement of the Event. 3. Any decision by the match officials will be final and binding, For example- a 5-ball over will be considered as a complete over if given by the umpire. EXPIRY: The event will expire at the end of the match. In case of rain/bad light/bad weather/any other interruption: 1. The event will be expired/made inactive/paused for trading for the delayed time & will be activated when the play resumes 2. If the required number of overs (As per the tournament rules, if not mentioned then the required number of overs as per the MCC Rulebook) have been bowled in the 2nd innings for a result to come in the match, the event will remain active. 3. If the match is washed out/cancelled/postponed, all trades will be rendered null and your investment will be returned. SETTLEMENT: The event will settle at YES if the specified team: 1. Wins the match 2. Wins the match after Super Over/Super Overs 3. Wins the match by DLS method 4. Wins the match by VJD method 5. Wins the match by forfeit 6. Is awarded with the match 7. Wins by any other method as per the tournament rules Else the event will settle at NO if the specificed team: 1. . The specified team loses the match 2. The specified team loses the match by DLS method 3. The specified team loses the match by VJD method 4. The specified team loses the match after Super Over/Super Overs 5. The match ends in a draw 6. The match ends in a tie (even by DLS or VJD method) 7. The specified team forfeits the match 8. The specified team awards the match to the other team 9. The specified team Loses by any other method as per the tournament rules

Ov 15.4: Shamshuzama Kazi to Ranjeet Nikam, OUT! The bolwer whips the bails off and appeals. The umpire raises the finger and the batter is run out.

Wicket

ENT 87/6 &bull; CRR: 6.21 &bull; RRR: 4.83

Ov 13.6: Vivek Shelar to Atharva Kale, OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

ENT 81/5 &bull; CRR: 6.23 &bull; RRR: 5

Ov 12.6: Shubham Maid to Rohan Damle, OUT! Dragged on! The batter has played that onto the stumps.

Ov 9.5: Vivek Shelar to Siddhant Doshi, OUT! Caught behind! That has gone straight into the gloves of the keeper.

Ov 7.2: Rajvardhan Hangargekar to Mandar Bhandari, OUT! That is a good running catch. Such catches are never easy to judge and take.

Ov 3.4: Rajvardhan Hangargekar to Sahil Parakh, OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

Ov 0.2: Vaibhav Dhurgunde to Arshin Kulkarni, OUT! That is a spectacular diving catch.

Ov 18.5: Mukesh Choudhary to Vaibhav Chaugale, OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

Ov 17.4: Rohan Damle to Aniket Porwal, OUT! c Mukesh Choudhary b Rohan Damle.

Ov 15.3: Rohan Damle to Rajvardhan Hangargekar, OUT! That is a good running catch. Such catches are never easy to judge and take.

Ov 15.2: Rohan Damle to Rajvardhan Hangargekar, No run.

Ov 14.3: Akshay Waikar to Shamshuzama Kazi, OUT! That is a good running catch. Such catches are never easy to judge and take.

Ov 12.2: Prashant Solanki to Mehul Patel, OUT! BOWLED! That has gone through the batter’s defense.

Ov 10.2: Prashant Solanki to Saurabh Nawale, OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

Ov 8.6: Prashant Solanki to Harshal Kate, OUT! Dragged on! The batter has played that onto the stumps.

Ov 8.3: Prashant Solanki to Pavan Shah, OUT! That is a simple catch to the fielder.

Ov 2.2: Mukesh Choudhary to Om Bhosale, OUT.

Ov 16.3: Rajvardhan Hangargekar to Ranjeet Nikam, Six! That is pulled powerfully into the stands.

Ov 9.1: Vivek Shelar to Siddhant Doshi, Six! Played towards point.

Ov 14.5: Vaibhav Dhurgunde to Kaushal Tambe, Four! This is lofted in the air and over the fielder at mid off. Bounces into the fence.

Four

Ov 13.4: Vivek Shelar to Atharva Kale, Four! That is a great shot. Short in length, the batter cuts it through point and finds the boundary.

Ov 5.1: Rajvardhan Hangargekar to Mandar Bhandari, Four! No need to run for that. The batter stays in the crease and punches it through covers. Finds the fence.

Ov 4.5: Shubham Maid to Siddhant Doshi, Four! Deft placement. The batter just uses the pace of the bowler and guides this through third man.

Ov 2.1: Vaibhav Dhurgunde to Mandar Bhandari, Four! The batter drives this through the covers and the ball races away to the fence.

Ov 1.4: Vivek Shelar to Mandar Bhandari, Four! No need to run for that. The batter stays in the crease and punches it through covers. Finds the fence.

Ov 16.4: Mukesh Choudhary to Aniket Porwal, Four! That is a great shot. Short in length, the batter cuts it through point and finds the boundary.

Ov 6.5: Prashant Solanki to Harshal Kate, Four! That is a great shot. Short in length, the batter cuts it through point and finds the boundary.

Ov 5.6: Arshin Kulkarni to Pavan Shah, Four! This is driven nicely through mid on. In the gap and into the fence goes the ball.

Ov 5.5: Arshin Kulkarni to Pavan Shah, Four! No need to run for that. The batter stays in the crease and punches it through covers. Finds the fence.

Ov 3.2: Manoj Ingale to Pavan Shah, Four! No need to run for that. The batter stays in the crease and punches it through point. Finds the fence.