Welsh Fire will take on Southern Brave in the eighth match of The Hundred Men's 2021 rivalry at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff on Tuesday. The Fire started their Hundred mission with a success against the Northern Superchargers. Batting first, the Fire set up an overwhelming 173 sudden spikes in demand for the board, with Jonny Bairstow driving from the front. Ben Duckett and James Neesham contributed with significant appearances too. While the Superchargers verged on redesiging their objective, Fire held their nerve and got a tight five-run triumph, because of Qais Ahmed's splendid spell of 4/13. The Brave, in the mean time, had a game to neglect, as they were convincingly beaten by the Trent Rockets in Nottingham. Batting first, the Brave just dealt with an insignificant all out of 126 preceding the Rockets frolicked home with nine wickets and 18 conveyances in excess. James Vince and co will presently hope to return quickly to winning ways on Tuesday, while the Fire will hope to expand on their initial win. Climate forecast The weather conditions figure for the game proposes that there could be critical overcast cover. The weather conditions is supposed to be overcast with two or three thundershowers anticipated. There is plausible of downpour playing spoilsport in the game. Pitch Report The pitch at the Sofia Gardens is supposed to be a belter, with batsmen scoring uninhibitedly, because of the quick outfields and somewhat short limits. Nonetheless, they should be watchful, as cloudy circumstances would help the new-ball bowlers, making it an even challenge. However, the spinners will not have a lot of help from the surface. Southern Brave Key Players : Devon Conway, James Vince, Tymal Mills Welsh Fire Key Players : Tom Banton, Jonny Bairstow, Jake Ball Probable XI Southern Brave Devon Conway, Quinton de Kock, James Vince, Alex Davies, Andre Russell, Liam Dawson, Ross Whiteley, Jofra Archer, Chris Jordan, Tymal Mills, Danny Briggs Welsh Fire Tom Banton, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Duckett, Glenn Phillips, James Neesham, Ian Cockbain, Matt Critchley, Liam Plunkett, Jake Ball, Qais Ahmed, David Payne.