Who Will Win Warwickshire vs Nottinghamshire 52nd T20 Blast 2025 Prediction – 14th June

The Warwickshire vs Nottinghamshire prediction for the 52nd T20 Blast 2025 match presents a high-stakes clash at Edgbaston, Birmingham. Set to take place on Saturday, 14th June 2025, this fixture marks a pivotal point in the tournament as teams jostle for playoff contention. Warwickshire, also known as the Birmingham Bears, come into this game after a solid win against Yorkshire, whereas Nottinghamshire have been struggling, with three consecutive defeats damaging their momentum. Given recent form and home advantage, Warwickshire head into this match with an upper hand, especially as they’ve won three of the last four games against Nottinghamshire. However, the Notts Outlaws are known for their bounce-back ability and will look to upset the odds.

Match Details

Team Previews

Warwickshire Preview

Warwickshire have displayed moments of brilliance but struggled with consistency. Their recent 32-run win over Yorkshire showed signs of resurgence, especially in the batting department. Alex Davies and Tom Latham form a formidable opening pair, and the team expects them to lay a solid foundation.

The middle order, featuring Dan Mousley, Sam Hain, and Ed Barnard, needs to contribute more consistently. The presence of experienced campaigners like Moeen Ali and big hitters like Kai Smith and George Garton give the team depth. Moeen’s all-round prowess adds significant value, especially under pressure.

The bowling unit remains a concern. Hasan Ali and Garton have leaked runs, while Danny Briggs and Mousley showed improvement in their last outing. Moeen Ali’s off-spin and Ed Barnard’s discipline will be crucial in middle overs. Warwickshire’s success hinges on early wickets and building pressure in the field.

Nottinghamshire Preview

Nottinghamshire’s campaign has taken a dip after a promising start. The 46-run defeat against Derbyshire highlighted the team’s fragile batting and inconsistent bowling. Joe Clarke, who has been a consistent performer, must anchor the innings and form a solid opening stand with Lyndon James.

The middle order comprising Jack Haynes, Freddie McCann, and Matthew Montgomery hasn’t fired lately, putting additional burden on Daniel Sams and Tom Moores to provide the finishing touches. Their inability to build partnerships has cost the team in recent games.

Bowling has also been a letdown. Dillon Pennington and Daniel Sams need to strike early to control the flow of runs. Spinners like Calvin Harrison and Liam Patterson-White must be precise to contain Warwickshire’s batting power. A strong collective effort is needed for the Outlaws to turn their fortunes around.

Warwickshire vs Nottinghamshire Head-to-Head Stats

In Words: Warwickshire hold a slight edge in head-to-head encounters, winning 13 of the 25 games. With a better recent record and home advantage, they remain the favorites for this clash.

Warwickshire T20 History

Warwickshire have played 276 T20 matches, winning 147, losing 108, with 19 no results and 2 ties. They’ve been one of the more balanced and competitive sides in the Blast, regularly qualifying for knockout stages and known for producing quality all-rounders.

Nottinghamshire T20 History

Nottinghamshire boast a strong T20 history with 279 matches, 146 wins, 99 losses, 29 no results, and 5 ties. The Outlaws are former champions and known for their aggressive approach, although inconsistency has troubled them in recent seasons.

Probable Playing XI

Warwickshire:
Alex Davies (c/wk), Tom Latham, Dan Mousley, Sam Hain, Ed Barnard, Moeen Ali, Kai Smith, George Garton, Hasan Ali, Danny Briggs, Jake Lintott

Nottinghamshire:
Joe Clarke (c), Lyndon James, Jack Haynes, Freddie McCann, Matthew Montgomery, Tom Moores (wk), Daniel Sams, Liam Patterson-White, Calvin Harrison, Robert Lord, Dillon Pennington

Fantasy Team XI

Captain Pick: Joe Clarke – Top-order batsman, in good form, and critical to team’s success.
Vice-Captain Pick: Alex Davies – Keeps wicket and bats at the top, giving dual fantasy points.

Players to Avoid:

1. Freddie McCann – Inconsistent middle-order contributor with low scores in last few matches.
2. Robert Lord – Hasn’t delivered impactful spells or wickets recently.

Pitch Report – Edgbaston, Birmingham

The Edgbaston surface traditionally offers bounce and pace early in the innings, assisting seamers. As the game progresses, it becomes batting-friendly, especially under lights. Scores above 170 are defendable, but teams batting second have often found success.

Weather Report

Weather in Birmingham on match day is expected to be clear with slight clouds. Temperatures will range between 16°C and 20°C with negligible rain chances. A full match is expected without interruptions.

Favourite Team in Today’s Match (Why?)

Warwickshire go into this game as the favorites due to a better recent form, home ground advantage, and strong performances from key players. Their top order is functioning better than Nottinghamshire’s, and they have a superior record at Edgbaston. The likes of Moeen Ali, Latham, and Davies offer depth and experience, making them more stable across departments. Nottinghamshire’s losing streak and struggling middle order place them at a disadvantage unless they produce something extraordinary.

Score Prediction

• If Warwickshire Bat First: 172–182
• If Nottinghamshire Bat First: 138–150

Toss Prediction

• Toss Winner: Nottinghamshire
• Decision: Bowl First

Match Prediction

Winner: Warwickshire Will Win

Also, once the toss takes place, we might modify the Today Match Prediction as per the playing XIs. Please check this blog after the toss for the updated Prediction.

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