High-flying Somerset will look to stretch their winning-streak in the Champions League Twenty20 tournament when they cross swords with unpredictable South Australia Redbacks in their group B contest at the Chinnaswamy stadium here tomorrow.
Somerset will start as favourites, though South Australia Redbacks would be beaming with confidence inspired from their Big Bash league triumph recently and thrashing Kolkata Knight Riders in the last match.
Although the Australian outfit did not have a great start to their campaign as they lost to Warriors in their opening match, they came back strongly against the Knight Riders to register a convincing victory.
Unlike their opponents, Somerset has maintained their winnings streak, recording victories in two of their qualifying round matches with ease.
From: http://ping.fm/4c7Xc
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