Cricket Prediction | CD vs HH | Global Super League 2025 | 7th Match | July 15 – Can the Team Batting First Set a Match-Winning Total?

CD vs HH Match Analysis

Central Districts vs Hobart Hurricanes, 7th Match at Providence, GSL, July 15, 2025. The match is scheduled to start at 2:00 PM local time and promises another gripping contest in the Global Summer League. Central Districts had a rough start to their tournament, struggling with both bat and ball in their opening game. Their experienced players like Doug Bracewell and Tom Bruce will need to step up if they hope to bounce back. 

Hobart Hurricanes, on the other hand, lost a heartbreaker by just one run in their last outing. Despite the narrow defeat, their all-rounders showed promise, and their batting line-up nearly chased down the target. 

Central Districts vs Hobart Hurricanes Team Preview & Squads

Central Districts

Will Young leads the CD with a blend of calm leadership and solid top-order experience. As an international cricketer, Young brings tactical awareness and batting strength to the side. His presence will be vital in stabilizing the batting order after a shaky start.

When CD need stability, it’s the trio of Young, Cleaver, and Bruce who turn chaos into a classical composition. However, they lacked composure in their last outing and need to build partnerships early. If Josh Clarkson and Dean Foxcroft provide support in the middle overs, the side can post competitive totals.

The team benefits from the seasoned pace of Blair Tickner and Doug Bracewell, complemented by the spin prowess of Ajaz Patel and Jayden Lennox on sluggish pitches. However, the attack must recover from the 66-run defeat and find a better rhythm early in the innings.

Central Districts failed to replicate the speed and vigor displayed by the Guyana Amazon Warriors in their last game. After conceding 158/6, their chase collapsed, managing only 92 runs in 14.2 overs. No batter crossed 20, and their top-order fell like dominoes under pressure. 

Central Districts Squad

Central Districts

Doug Bracewell, Tom Bruce, William Clark, Josh Clarkson, Dane Cleaver (wk), Toby Findlay, Matthew Forde, Dean Foxcroft, Curtis Heaphy, Jayden Lennox, Ajaz Patel, Angus Schaw, Blair Tickner, Will Young.

Hobart Hurricanes

Ben McDermott, a proven T20 specialist, captains the HH and also serves as a reliable wicketkeeper-batter. Known for his aggressive strokeplay, McDermott’s leadership will be key to shaping Hobart’s tactics. 

HH boast a powerful batting line-up with names like Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Mohammad Nabi, and Ben McDermott. Jake Doran and Sahibzada Farhan offer support in the middle order, while Odean Smith can finish games with flair. Their depth was on display in the narrow defeat against Rangpur.

The bowling unit is loaded with variety—Usama Mir and Mohammad Nawaz bring spin, while Jackson Bird and Billy Stanlake add experience and pace. Fabian Allen and Marcus Bean provide balance as seam-spinning all-rounders. Their ability to defend totals will be tested again after narrowly missing out last match.

The match culminated in a tense finish, with Rangpur Riders beating Hobart Hurricanes by one run. Chasing 152, they came agonizingly close, finishing on 150 in 20 overs. Despite the loss, their chase showed intent, with contributions across the top and middle order. The bowlers also performed well to keep Rangpur to 151/6 on a good surface.

Hobart Hurricanes Squad

Hobart Hurricanes

Fabian Allen, Marcus Bean, Jackson Bird, Nikhil Chaudhary, Jake Doran (wk), Raf MacMillan, Ben McDermott (wk), Mohammad Nabi, Mohammad Nawaz, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Sahibzada Farhan, Odean Smith, Billy Stanlake, Usama Mir, Tim Ward, Macalister Wright.

CD vs HH Outfield Report

Providence Stadium, Guyana

The surface at Providence has shown two-faced behavior so far. It offers a bit of seam early on but flattens out under lights. Spinners get some grip in the second innings, making defense a feasible option. The forecast is mostly sunny with temperatures hovering around 31°C. Humidity will be around 70%, so bowlers might get some swing early on. There’s a slight breeze expected, which can assist pacers with movement.

Teams batting first at Providence have generally posted scores around the 150–160 mark in this competition. The highest total so far has been 158, while the lowest was Central Districts’ 92. Batting first and getting close to 165 could be a winning score; chasing anything above 160 may prove tricky under pressure.

Central Districts vs Hobart Hurricanes Head-to-Head Stats of Last 5 Matches

Out of their previous five clashes, Hobart Hurricanes have come out on top three times against Central Districts. 

CD vs HH Prediction

According to cricket analysts Hobart Hurricanes have a 53% chance of Winning.

Disclaimer: This cricket prediction is based on the author’s insights and analysis. Readers should consider the points discussed and draw their own conclusions.