Upminster vs Markhor London Preview: ECS England, Hornchurch, 2026 Match 22 Set for First-Ever ECN Clash

Upminster and Markhor London meet in Match 22 of the ECS England, Hornchurch, 2026 at Harrow Lodge Park in Hornchurch, England. With both sides closely matched on ratings and win probability, this T10 contest has all the ingredients for a gripping new rivalry.

Match Context

The ECS action continues in Hornchurch as Upminster take on Markhor London in Match 22 of the ECS England, Hornchurch, 2026.

This T10 fixture is scheduled for Monday 3 August 2026 at Harrow Lodge Park, with play beginning at 11:30 UTC / 13:30 CEST / 17:00 IST.

The numbers suggest a very tight matchup. After adjusting the provided win chances to total exactly 100%, Markhor London come in with a narrow 50.5% win probability, while Upminster sit just behind at 49.5%.

Head-to-Head: A Brand-New Rivalry

There is no previous ECN head-to-head history between Upminster and Markhor London, making this their first-ever meeting in ECN events.

That adds a fresh edge to the contest. No past results, no historic advantage, no baggage just two sides stepping into a new chapter in the ECS England, Hornchurch, 2026.

Upminster: Callum Berry and Jamie Green Lead the Numbers

For Upminster, Callum Berry stands out as the key batting name. He carries an ECN rating of 99, backed by a batting average of 56.5 and a strike rate of 323.0.

Those are serious T10 numbers, and if Upminster are to edge this close contest, Berry’s impact with the bat looks central to their chances.

With the ball, Jamie Green is Upminster’s leading figure. He holds an ECN rating of 98 and has a bowling economy of 11.6.

As a squad, Upminster have an average player ECN rating of 80, which keeps them firmly in the contest against a Markhor London side rated only fractionally higher overall.

Markhor London: Arjun Saud Brings Explosive Form

Markhor London’s standout batter is Arjun Saud, and his numbers demand attention. Saud has an ECN rating of 99, matching Upminster’s Callum Berry, but his batting average of 150.0 and strike rate of 395.0 give Markhor a major attacking weapon.

In a T10 format where momentum can swing quickly, Saud’s scoring rate could be decisive.

Nabin Tamang is the leading bowler for Markhor London. He comes in with an ECN rating of 99 and a bowling economy of 10.8, giving Markhor a slight statistical edge in the bowling comparison as well.

Markhor London also hold a marginally stronger average player ECN rating of 81, just ahead of Upminster’s 80.

Key Battle: Berry vs Saud

Both teams have a top batter rated 99 by ECN, which sets up a fascinating comparison.

Callum Berry brings consistency for Upminster with an average of 56.5 and a strike rate of 323.0. Arjun Saud, meanwhile, enters with a huge average of 150.0 and a strike rate of 395.0 for Markhor London.

That contrast could define the match. Berry gives Upminster a strong platform, but Saud’s numbers point to a batter capable of changing the tone of the game extremely quickly.

Bowling Edge: Tamang Just Ahead

The bowling comparison also leans slightly toward Markhor London.

Jamie Green’s ECN rating of 98 and economy of 11.6 make him Upminster’s main bowling threat, but Nabin Tamang’s rating of 99 and economy of 10.8 give Markhor a small advantage on the numbers.

In a T10 match, even a narrow difference in economy can matter.

The Verdict: Markhor London to Win

This is expected to be close, and the adjusted win probabilities underline that: Markhor London at 50.5% and Upminster at 49.5%.

But the prediction goes to Markhor London.

The reasons are clear: Arjun Saud’s batting average of 150.0 and strike rate of 395.0 give them a standout attacking edge, Nabin Tamang holds a slightly stronger bowling profile than Jamie Green, and Markhor’s average player ECN rating of 81 just shades Upminster’s 80.

Upminster have enough quality through Callum Berry and Jamie Green to make this a proper contest, but on the available numbers, Markhor London should win Match 22 of the ECS England, Hornchurch, 2026.