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2021 Vitality t20 Blast – Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings Preview & Prediction

2021 Vitality t20 Blast – Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings taking place? Friday 25th June, 2021 – 18:30 (UK)

Where is Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings taking place? Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester

What is the expected weather for Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings? It is expected to be sunny and warm at the start of play with temperatures of 18 degrees

Where can I get tickets for Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings? Click here for the latest ticket information

What channel is Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings on? Sky Sports have the rights to show the T20 Blast so check their schedule here to see if they will be showing this match

Where can I stream Leicestershire Foxes vs Yorkshire Vikings? If televised on Sky Sports, this match can be streamed live on Sky Go. If not televised on Sky, this match can be streamed live on the official websites and YouTube channels of each competing team, as well as the England Cricket app

THE LOWDOWN

A 42-run victory against the Derbyshire Falcons means it is now back-to-back wins for Leicestershire Foxes which has ended a run of five without a win to kick off their season. The wickets are being shared between Callum Parkinson, Naveen-ul-Haq, Colin Ackermann and Gavin Griffiths with heavy runs being scored by their opening partnership of Scott Steel and Australian overseas keeper Josh Inglis. They come up against a star-studded Yorkshire side that have lost several players due to international duty but they still come into this on the back of a relatively comfortable victory against Worcestershire. That win means they have won five and lost one of their opening seven games.

THE PREDICTION

The Foxes come into this in good form in recent times but those two victories came against the two weakest sides in the entire competition so far in Derbyshire and Northamptonshire. So, despite those wins, Yorkshire will come into this as favourites as they look to move to the top of the northern table with just six matches to go and two Roses clashes in those six.