TAS vs NSW Dream11 Prediction Today: Match 20, Pitch Report, Playing XI & Fantasy Tips

Sat, 21 Feb 2026 03:02:42 GMT

TAS vs NSW Match Preview:

This appears to be a very exciting clash in the last round of the Marsh One-Day, with Tasmania, who have already qualified for the final, going on New South Wales, who are currently in second place. Earlier this season, the two teams played a classic in this tournament, with Tasmania winning by two wickets with four balls remaining, ending a run of four consecutive defeats for the islanders over New South Wales in this format.

TAS vs NSW Match Details

Tasmania vs New South Wales – 20th Match, Marsh One Day Cup, 2025-26

Venue: Bellerive Oval, Hobart

Date & Time: 21st February 2026 at 08:30 AM IST

Live Streaming: FanCode

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TAS vs NSW Venue Stats

Avg 1st inn Score	268
Avg 2nd inn Score	275
Win% batting 1st	44
Win% batting 2nd	56

TAS vs NSW Last Five Matches

TAS ( Tasmania )	L W L W W
NSW ( New South Wales )	W L L L L

TAS vs NSW Head-to-Head Stats

	Matches Played	TAS Won	NSW Won	Tie	NR
Overall	9	4	2	0	3
Last 5	5	2	2	0	1

TAS vs NSW Pitch Report

The Bellerive Oval offers consistent pace and bounce, but there is always something to help pace bowlers. This match will have a par score of around 250.

TAS vs NSW Weather Report

The temperature in Hobart will peak at 20 degrees during this game, and we predict that humidity levels will increase as the game progresses.

TAS vs NSW Match 20 Probable Playing 11

Tasmania (TAS) Probable 11:

Mitchell Owen, Caleb Jewell, Beau Webster, Ben McDermott (wk), Tim Ward, Jordan Silk (c), Nikhil Chaudhary, Will Prestwidge, Aidan O'Connor, Raf MacMillan, Riley Meredith

New South Wales (NSW) Probable 11:

Sam Konstas, Josh Philippe (wk), Kurtis Patterson (c), Matthew Gilkes, Lachlan Shaw, Joel Davies, Liam Hatcher, Chris Green, Charlie Stobo, Tanveer Sangha, Ryan Hadley

Topmost Picks for TAS vs NSW Dream11 Prediction:

Top Picks – Tasmania

Beau Webster – Beau Webster played 4 matches, scored 297 runs, has an average of 74.25, and a strike rate of 94.59.
Nikhil Chaudhary – Nikhil Chaudhary played 6 matches, took 8 wickets, and has an economy rate of 5.95

Top Picks – New South Wales

Kurtis Patterson – Kurtis Patterson played 6 matches, scored 388 runs, and has an average of 88.38.
Tanveer Sangha – Tanveer Sangha played 6 matches, took 15 wickets, and has an economy rate of 4.70.

TAS vs NSW Match 20 Fantasy Team Suggestion:

Matthew Gilkes, Mitchell Owen, Caleb Jewell, Jordan Silk, Sam Konstas, Kurtis Patterson(VC), Chris Green, Charlie Stobo, Beau Webster(C), Nikhil Chaudhary, Tanveer Sangha

TAS vs NSW Match 20 Dream11 Tips:

Captain – Beau Webster, Jordan Silk

Vice-captain – Kurtis Patterson, Nikhil Chaudhary

Wicketkeeper – Matthew Gilkes

Match Prediction – Who Will Win

Many will be wishing that the two teams meet in the final, as they are both extremely strong! Players from all over the squad, both in the batting and bowling units, have shown up and delivered for Tasmania when it counts this season, and we can expect to see more of the same in this match. Our prediction is for a close contest, with Tasmania coming out on top. Considering the team combination, Tasmania is expected to win this match.

TAS vs NSW FAQ

Defending champions Western Australia suffer rarest one-day batting collapse

Fri, 25 Oct 2024 15:27:24 GMT

Western Australia, the most successful and last three-time champions of the One-Day Cup, suffered a shocking defeat against Tasmania after suffering a rarest batting collapse.

Western Australia started the One-Day Cup 2024/25 season with two close defeats against New South Wales (lost by eight runs) and South Australia (lost by two runs) before beating Queensland by four wickets in the high-scoring chase.

Perth’s WACA hosted the Western Australia vs Tasmania match, where Tasmania captain Jordan Silk chose to field first.

After the opener Aaron Hardie was dismissed for only seven runs, another opener D’Arcy Short lost his wicket after scoring 22 runs. Cameron Bancroft was the next batter out when the real drama started.

Eight wickets for only one run

Western Australia lost their last eight wickets only for one run as they were bundled out for only 53 runs in 20.1 overs. All the last seven batters failed to open their accounts, including the last unbeaten batter. It was the second-lowest completed total in the Australian domestic One-Day Cup history. The record lowest total in this list is 51 all out by South Australia against Tasmania at Hobart in January 2003.

Tasmania bowler Beau Webster had the bowling figures of 6-2-17-6. Also, Billy Stanlake (3/12) and Tom Rogers (1/12) picked up wickets in that innings. Webster recorded the sixth-best bowling figures in tournament history and second-best by a Tasmania bowler.

Best bowling figures in Australian domestic One-Day Cup history

Player (Team)	Bowling figures	Opposition	Venue	Date
Shaun Tait (South Australia)	9.3-1-43-8	Tasmania	Adelaide	9 January 2004
Sam Elliott (Victoria)	8-2-12-7	Tasmania	Melbourne	23 September 2024
Carl Rackemann (Queensland)	9.2-0-34-7	South Australia	Adelaide	19 February 1989
Josh Hazlewood (New South Wales)	9.4-0-36-7	South Australia	Brisbane	4 October 2014
Gurinder Sandhu (Tasmania)	10-0-56-7	Victoria	Melbourne	10 October 2018
Beau Webster (Tasmania)	6-2-17-6	Western Australia	Perth	25 October 2024

Fastest chase in tournament history despite a short panic

Although openers Caleb Jewell (3), Mitchell Owen (29), and the no.4 batter and skipper Jordan Silk (1) lost wickets quickly, as Tasmania’s 33/0 quickly turned to 34/3, they still comfortably reached the target in 8.3 overs without losing any other wickets. In that chasing, Matthew Wade scored a crucial 21 not out off 13 balls with three fours and one six.

Among the Western Australia bowlers, Joel Paris (2/10) and Lance Morris (1/20) took wickets.

While Tasmania won the match by seven wickets with 249 balls to spare, it was the fastest successful chasing and largest winning margin (by balls remaining in the second innings) in the tournament history. The previous record was successfully chasing the target with 233 balls to spare by Victoria against Cricket Australia XI at Sydney in 2015.