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TEX VS SF Major League Cricket 2025:Players to watch out

The stage is set for a thrilling clash as the San Francisco Unicorns take on the Texas Super Kings in the 10th match of MLC 2025. With both teams packed with explosive talent and big-match players, fans can expect an exciting contest. From Faf du Plessis' calm leadership to Jake Fraser-McGurk’s fearless hitting, and Haris Rauf’s fiery pace to Noor Ahmad’s spin magic

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The  Major League Cricket 2025 will be between San Francisco Unicorns  vs Texas Super Kings.There are a lot of exciting players from both countries and around the world on both teams, and this game should set the tone for the tournament. The game will take place in California at the storied Oakland Coliseum. As the league promises exciting action, big sixes, clever bowling, and the emergence of young stars, fans are anxiously awaiting the first ball. fans are anxiously awaiting the first ball. 

Match Details – SFU vs TSK, 10th Match, MLC 2025

  • Match: San Francisco Unicorns  vs Texas Super Kings
  • Date: June 21, 2025 (Saturday)
  • Time: 5:30 AM IST
  • Venue: Grand Prairie Stadium, Texas 🇺🇸
  • Tournament: Major League Cricket (MLC) 2025 – 10th Match

Players to Watch Out For – SFU vs TSK
Texas Super Kings (TSK)
Faf du Plessis
The TSK captain brings loads of experience and calm to the crease. He’s not the kind to panic — if he gets a start, he usually makes it count.

Devon Conway
Smooth and dependable, Conway plays the anchor role perfectly. He keeps the scoreboard blowing and can shift gears when needed.
Donovan Ferreira
If you blink, you might miss him smashing a few into the stands. He’s TSK’s power-hitter and loves finishing strong.

Noor Ahmad
Young, exciting, and tricky to read  Noor’s spin in the middle overs could be tough for SFU’s batters to handle.
Daryl Mitchell
The kind of player every team wants smart with the bat, handy with the ball, and always in the game.


San Francisco Unicorns (SFU)
Jake Fraser-McGurk
Fast starts? He lives for them. Expect him to go hard from ball one. He doesn’t hold back — and it’s thrilling to watch.
Tim Seifert
Another batter who likes to keep things busy early on.
If he gets going, SFU could be off to a flyer.
Haris Rauf
Bowls fast. Really fast. Whether it’s with the new ball or at the death, Rauf’s pace can rattle even the best.
Corey Anderson
Calm under pressure and always thinking. He’s got the power, but also the brains to guide tricky chases or defend tight totals.
 Xavier Bartlett
Swings it early and loves taking those new-ball wickets. He could be key to stopping TSK’s top order.

ALSO READ:MLC 2025: TSK vs SF Prediction– Match 10, Who will win today?

TSK vs SF Predicted Playing XI

TSK Playing XI 

Faf Du Plessis, Devon Conway, Saiteja Mukkamalla, Smit Patel, Milind Kumar, Donovan Ferreira, Daryl Mitchell, Joshua Tromp, Noor Ahmed, Akeal Hossein, Nandre Burger

SF Playing XI

Tim Seifert, Finn Allen, Jake Fraser McGurk, Sanjay Krishnamurthi, Cooper Conolly, Hassan Khan, Corey Anderson, Xavier Bartlett, Haris Rauf, Carmi le Roux, Juanoy Drysdale

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