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Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club
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Win: Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 7
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 28 Aug, 16:56Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club to win. The form gap is decisive here: Police have lost four of their last five matches while Bloomfield have won three of five, and the model expects them to score 173.6 runs compared to Police's 164.4.
The standings tell one story, the results another. Police sit third with six points from four games, two more than fourth-placed Bloomfield. But those six points came from an earlier run. Since then Police have been dismantled—115 conceded 189 to Colts, 143 shipped 326 by Nondescripts, 91 lost 164 to Ace Capital. Their run differential over the last five matches reads 610 for and 1025 against. Bloomfield's is 649 for and 699 against. The numbers don't lie.
Their only meeting this season came on 12 August, a T20 fixture where Bloomfield lost by three runs at home. That result sits alongside a 205-206 defeat in July 2022. Two losses in two known encounters, both by narrow margins, but both losses nonetheless. The recent head-to-head does not give Police confidence.
When one team is scoring more and conceding less, the direction is clear.
This conclusion collapses if Police rediscover the rhythm that saw them beat Badureliya 173-172 on 22 August. That was their only win in five, but it showed they can compete when batting deep and bowling tight. If they replicate that performance and Bloomfield repeat their 92-225 collapse against Nondescripts, the match opens. Otherwise, the form trajectory points to Bloomfield.
I'm placing my money on the side that has actually been winning lately, not the side that has been losing and hoping the standings will protect them.