West Indies Vs Pakistan 2nd ODI Numerology Prediction

The Bilateral ODI series between West Indies and Pakistan began on the 14th July 2013 and will be concluded on 24th July. Pakistan has already made a good beginning by winning the first match. Both the teams are very confident of winning the series. In the last clash however, in the ICC Champions Trophy, West Indies won. West Indies is headed by the highly experienced Dwayne Bravo, while team Pakistan captained by Misbah ul Haq.

Prediction Through Numerology

We are predicting all the matches of this series with the help of Numerology. Here we have used the Sepherial method to predict the winner of the match. Let us analyze all the aspects to come to the final conclusion.

Mulank of the Date and West Indies

The match will begin at 7 P.M on 16.07.2013. Mulank of the date of the match is 2, while the Namank of Team West Indies is 1. The relationship between 2 and 1 is friendly, which indicates a positive sign. Further, the captain of the team is Dwayne Bravo, whose Namank is 4. The relationship between the 2 and 4 is inimical, which indicates a negative sign. The Mulank of birthday (7th October) of Dwayne Bravo is 7, which shares an inimical bond with 2. Again we are getting a negative sign.

Mulank of the Date and Pakistan

The match will begin at 7 P.M on 16.07.2013. Mulank of the date of the match is 2, while the Namank of Team Pakistan is 7. The relationship between 2 and 7 is friendly, which indicates a positive sign. Further, the captain of the team is Misbah ul Haq, whose Namank is 2. The relationship between the 2 and 2 is friendly, which indicates a positive sign. The Mulank of birthday (28th May) of Misbah ul Haq is 1, which shares a friendly bond with 2. Therefore, we are getting a positive sign.

Winner of the Match

Therefore, analyzing all aspects, we can deduce that Pakistan will win the second match in this series. However these are mere possibilities and no risk should be taken on the basis of this prediction. We hope to see an interesting match. All the best to both the teams.