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Based on data as of 23 Sep, 14:04Nigeria A to win. The hosts have won all three tournament matches while Ghana have lost all three, and the table position leaves the visitors with no margin for error. Confidence: 75%.
Nigeria A arrived at this fixture carrying a perfect record. They beat Sierra Leone 113:80 at home on 21 September, then won away at Nigeria 139:120 the following day, and completed the hat-trick with a 66:65 victory over Ghana at home on 23 September. Three wins, nine points, and they sit top of the Quadrangular Twenty20 Series table with a clear advantage over their opponents.
Ghana's situation is the opposite. They lost to Nigeria 91:95 away on 21 September, then dropped a home match to Sierra Leone 85:86 by a single run on 22 September, before going down 65:66 to Nigeria A on 23 September. Zero points from three matches puts them in fourth place and makes this encounter essential if they are to salvage anything from the tournament.
The head-to-head record between these sides is one match, and it was decided by a single run. Nigeria A's 66:65 win on 23 September was tight, but the margin does not change the fact that the visitors have failed to win any of their three games while the hosts have taken all three. Ghana scored 65 runs in that encounter and 66 in the match against Sierra Leone.
Ghana can still win if they restrict Nigeria A below 60 runs. In the 23 September match, Nigeria A scored only 66 runs — the lowest of their three victories — and Ghana were within a single run of taking the match. If the visitors can bowl tightly and Nigeria A's batting collapses under pressure, the result becomes uncertain.