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One-Day Cup final Adam Zampa: Before the final of the ODI Cup in Australia, Adam Zampa has taken a decision which is really surprising. This right-arm spinner has ruled himself out of the final against Tasmania. There is no personal reason or injury for this. Rather, Jampa has withdrawn his name from the final match to give opportunity to his junior player. Actually Jampa has withdrawn his name to give a chance to Tanveer Sangha. This player has performed brilliantly so far and has become the top wicket-taker, hence Zampa wants him to play the final match of Sangha.

Adam Zampa refused to play

The final match between New South Wales and Tasmania is to be held in Hobart where it is difficult for two leg spinners to play. Seeing this, Jampa refused to play. This season, Adam Zampa has played only one match for New South Wales, in which he played with Sangha. Acting captain of New South Wales, Curtis Patterson has also confirmed this. He said that if the next final was only a day match, then both Jampa and Sangha would have played, but since it was a day-night match, it was decided to give a chance to only one of the two to balance the team.

Who is Tanveer Sangha?

Tanveer Sangha is a leg spinner from Australia. This 24 year old bowler has taken 2 wickets in 4 ODIs and 10 wickets in 7 T20 Internationals. Sangha has taken 41 wickets in List A, 49 wickets in first class cricket and 79 wickets in T20.

Threat of rain on the final

However, Tasmania's team can become champion even without playing the match because there is a possibility of heavy rain in Hobart. If the match is canceled due to rain, then Tasmania will win the title due to being on top of the points table.

New South Wales team: Curtis Patterson (captain), Shaun Abbott, Joel Davis, Ben Dwarshius, Matthew Gilkes, Chris Green, Ryan Hadlee, Liam Hatcher, Sam Constas, Josh Philippe, William Salzman, Lachlan Shaw, Tanvir Sangha.

Tasmania team: Nikhil Chaudhary, Nathan Ellis, Bradley Hope, Caleb Jewell, Matt Kuhneman, Rafe McMillan, Ben McDermough, Riley Meredith, Aidan O'Connor, Mitch Owen, Will Prestwitz, Jordan Silk (captain), Billy Stanlake, Matthew Wade, Charlie Wakim, Tim Ward, Beau Webster.