Harry Brook was livid after holing out for 8 in the tournament opener at MI London. With no other franchise cricket gigs, the England white-ball captain may be more careful in ensuring he knuckles down and contributes in Sunrisers Leeds' second game.

He'll most likely come in at no. 3, after the Mitch Marsh-Ryan Rickelton opening partnership, which could see him avoid facing Jofra Archer early on. This is a really low runs line for a batter of Brook's ability, he's the highest-paid player at the tournament as well. Southern Brave looked weak with the ball in their opening round defeat to Welsh Fire.

Brydon Carse looked like a caged lion released in Sunrisers' first game, having missed out on the IPL and the New Zealand test series due to injury, and he's a genuine wicket-taker. Carse goes for runs but has the knack for picking up wickets, he'll likely get a chance to attack a vulnerable Southern Brave top order and produced standout figures of 2-18 from his 20 balls against Hundred favourites MI London in the tournament opener.

7.50 looks generous for this bet and is the best price on the market. The same bet is 5.50 on bet365. Rickelton looked a class above in a 40-run opening stand with Mitch Marsh against MI London, before uncharacteristically missing a straight one from Sam Curran and departing for 25 off 16 balls.

The South Africa international hit three sixes in that knock and should relish the chance to introduce himself to the Headingley faithful.

His countryman, Tristan Stubbs, is the same price in this market, yet he'll come in during the middle overs for the Brave, where Rickelton will open with a chance to get his eye in and go big.

Understandably Harry Brook is the favourite in this market, with Marsh second having struck 41 in the opener, but there was no question that Rickelton looked the class act of the two in their 40-run partnership. 7.50 is eye-catching on a player who should be at the top end of the run-scoring charts come the end of the competition.