BH-W vs SS-W | WBBL T20 Match-49 | 21-11-2023 13:40 |1|0| Preview Added | After-Toss Teams Added

Women Big Bash League 2023 Prediction

Match: Sydney Sixers vs Brisbane Heat Women
Time: 20 Nov, 01:40 PM (IST)

Series:: Womens Big Bash League 2023
Venue: Allan Border Field - Brisbane, Australia

Info:

Captain Georgia Redmayne hit 70 at this venue less than a week ago and she is our tip for Brisbane Heat Women’s highest run scorer against Sydney Sixers Women.
Nicola Hancock has taken 6 wickets from her last two games and we are backing her to be Brisbane Heat Women’s top wicket taker on Tuesday.
Ellyse Perry needs 6 runs for 400 in the tournament and she is our pick for Sydney Sixers Women’s highest run scorer against Brisbane Heat Women.

Live Streaming:

Live Streaming: You can live-stream the match on Fancode.

Weather & Pitch Report:

Weather: ⛅

The weather will be clean with slight cloud. But there is no chances of rain, We can expect a good match between the two sides.

Pitch: 🏟️

This looks like being a good batting wicket at the Allan Border Field and we saw 336 runs scored here in the last match. A par first innings total will be around 160-165.

Team NEWS:

SS-W Team News:

After a poor start to the tournament, Sydney Sixers Women looked to have turned their season around with a winning run of games but they were beaten by Adelaide Strikers Women on Saturday for their second successive defeat. They must win this match to give themselves a chance of reaching the knockout stage.

BH-W Team News:

Although it has been a good campaign for Brisbane Heat Women so far, they come into this match after back to back defeats against Melbourne Renegades (2 runs) and Melbourne Stars (15 runs). Heat need to turn their form around or their position in fourth place could be under threat.

Predicted Playing11:

BH-W

G Redmayne

Grace Harris

Amelia Kerr

M Du Preez

Bess Heath

Charli Knott

Georgia Voll

Mikayla Hinkley

Nicola Hancock

Courtney Sippel

Lucy Hamilton

SS-W

Ellyse Perry (c)

Maitlan Brown

Ashleigh Gardner

Erin Burns

Chloe Tryon

Suzie Bates

M Carmichael

Kate Pelle (wk)

Kate Peterson

Linsey Smith

Lauren Cheatle

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Winning Chances:

This game is really critical to seeing who finishes in the top four as a win for Brisbane Heat Women will confirm their place in the knockout stage whereas a win for Sydney Sixers Women will make the table extremely interesting. However, Sydney Sixers Women have struggled over recent games and Brisbane Heat Women have plenty of experienced players in their squad. We are predicting a victory for Brisbane Heat Women.

Brisbane Heat Women to beat Sydney Sixers Women.

SS-W vs BH-W Key Players:

Sydney Sixers Women

SS-W Team Batting

More batters need to contribute for Sydney Sixers Women as eight of their batters made single figure scores in the last game. Captain Ellyse Perry has been very consistent at the top of the order all competition and she arrives in Brisbane after hitting 37 against Adelaide Strikers Women.

SS-W Team Bowling

Lauren Cheatle has established herself as one of the most reliable wicket takers in the WBBL and the left-arm fast medium bowler picked up the crucial dismissal of Laura Wolvaardt in the last match. Ellyse Perry has taken at least one wicket in each of her last two games.

Brisbane Heat Women

BH-W Team Batting

Brisbane Heat Women’s batters need to turn their starts into big scores in this game after we saw both Georgia Redmayne and Amelia Kerr get out after hitting scores over 30 in the top three against Melbourne Stars Women. Mignon du Preez’s experience could be crucial in the middle order if the top order fails in this match.

BH-W Team Bowling

Of the seven bowlers used against Melbourne Stars Women, only Amelia Kerr (2/21) and Nicola Hancock (2/36) picked up wickets. It could be that Courtney Grace Sippel is rested for this game as she has gone wicketless in four of her last five and conceded 26 runs from 2 overs on Sunday.

Team Forms:

SS-W Team Form:

Sydney Sixers Women come into this match hoping to avoid their third successive defeat in the tournament.

BH-W Team Form:

Brisbane Heat Women are in poor form with only two wins from their last six matches in the WBBL.

SQUAD:

Sydney Sixers Women (SS-W) Squad:

Ellyse Perry(c), Suzie Bates, Ashleigh Gardner, Erin Burns, Chloe Tryon, Mathilda Carmichael, Maitlan Brown, Kate Pelle(w), Kate Peterson, Lauren Cheatle, Linsey Smith, Emma Hughes, Jess Kerr, Gabrielle Sutcliffe, Jade Allen

Brisbane Heat Women (BH-W) Squad:

Georgia Redmayne(w/c), Grace Harris, Amelia Kerr, Mignon du Preez, Bess Heath, Charli Knott, Georgia Voll, Mikayla Hinkley, Nicola Hancock, Courtney Sippel, Lucy Hamilton, Jess Jonassen, Ellie Johnston, Grace Parsons, Sarah Glenn, Laura Harris

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+ Last match performance
+ Adelaide Strikers Women
– MRW 148-5 vs ADS 149-4
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 6 wickets

– PSW 165-7 vs ADSW 169-4
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 6 wickets

– SSW 111-6 vs ADS 114-5
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 5 wickets

– ADSW 148-4 vs BHW 89-10
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 59 runs

– ADSW 74-1 vs HHW 76-3
Hobart Hurricanes Women won by 7 wickets

– MSW 133-6 vs ADSW 134-6
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 4 wickets

– MNRW 167-3 vs ADSW 86-10
Melbourne Renegades Women won by 81 runs

– ADS 177-3 vs MSW 29-10
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 148 runs

+ Brisbane Heat Womens
– PSW 192-3 vs BHW 153-10
Perth Scorchers Women won by 39 runs

– STW 204-4 vs BHW 196-5
Sydney Thunder Women won by 8 runs

– HHW 120-8 vs BHW 120-4
Brisbane Heat Women won by 6 wickets

– ADSW 148-4 vs BHW 89-10
Adelaide Strikers Women won by 59 runs

– BHW 150-6 vs MSW 137-7
Brisbane Heat Women won by 13 runs

– SSW 146-8 vs BHW 147-7
Brisbane Heat Women won by 3 wickets

– BHW 229-7 vs PSW 179-8
Brisbane Heat Women won by 50 runs

– BH 187-9 vs MRW 181-8
Brisbane Heat Women won by 6 runs

Player Recent Performance:

Adelaide Strikers Women

Wicket Keeper
Bridget Patterson –
2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, DNB
36(26), 35(32), 7(10), 70(53), DNB
BAT – Match – 155, Innings – 144, Runs – 2048, Avg – 17
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Batsman
Katie Mack –
Open, Open, Open, Open, Open
24(15), 71(52), 50(45), 2(6), 32(25)
BAT – Match – 151, Innings – 134, Runs – 2607, Avg – 25

Laura Wolvaardt –
Open, Open, Open, Open, Open
28(30), 6(7), 5(3), 8(11), 35(20)

Annie O’Neil –
DNB, DNB, 5dwn, 5dwn
DNB, DNB, 5(4), 0(1)
LA
4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, 3dwn, 4dwn
0(3), 28(20), 4(12), 6(8), 45(23)
BAT – Match – 32, Innings – 30, Runs – 522, Avg – 18

Madeline Penna – Legbreak
3dwn, DNB, 3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn
36(29), DNB, 28(28), 7(12), 3(4), 0(4), 11(10), 18(27), 1(2)
BAT – Match – 55, Innings – 40, Runs – 594, Avg – 27
BOWL – Over – 38, Wkt – 13, Sr – 17

All-Rounder
Tahlia McGrath – Right Arm Medium
1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn
26(24), 30(22),36(29), 20(20), 1(3)*
0/31(4), 1/23(3), 0/15(2), 1/10(2), DNB
BAT – Match – 215, Innings – 189, Runs – 3574, Avg – 25
BOWL – Over – 412, Wkt – 111, Sr – 22

Georgia Adams –
4dwn, 4dwn, 4dwn, DNB, 4dwn
3(5), 0(0), 2(5), DNB, 12(12)
0/9(1), DNB, 0/4(1), 1/13(1), 1/24(3)

Danielle Gibson – Right Arm Medium
3dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 4dwn, DNB
17(14), 16(7), 5(7), 4(1), DNB
1/28(4), 0/46(4), 0/13(3+1M), 0/7(1), 1/13(1)
BAT – Match – 86, Innings – 70, Runs – 978, Avg – 18
BOWL – Over – 203, Wkt – 66, Sr – 18

Jemma Barsby – Right Arm Medium
DNB, 0/24(3), 0/14(2), 1/14(2), DNB
BAT – Match – 173, Innings – 72, Runs – 503, Avg – 9
BOWL – Over – 452, Wkt – 143, Sr – 19

Bowler
Ella Wilson – Right Arm Medium
LA
0/25(3), 1/58(10), 1/41(7+1M), 1/27(4)
BOWL – Over – 25, Wkt – 3, Sr – 50

Amanda-Jade Wellington – Legbreak
1/25(3), 3/25(4), 2/24(3), 3/14(4), 0/11(1)

Anesu Mushangwe – Legbreak
1/18(3+1M),0/23(2), 2/18(4), 1/21(3), 0/25(2)
BOWL – Over – 85, Wkt – 36, Sr – 14

Courtney Neale – Right Arm Medium
LA
0/28(3), 1/28(6), 0/65(10), 1/39(8), 1/19(5)
BOWL – Over – 65, Wkt – 7, Sr – 65

Darcie Brown – Right Arm Medium
3/20(4), 0/32(3), 1/29(3), 1/18(4), 1/31(4)
BOWL – Over – 275, Wkt – 72, Sr – 20

Megan Schutt – Right Arm Medium
1/34(4), 2/25(4), 0/27(4), 3/16(3), 1/14(2)
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‍Brisbane Heat Women

Wicket Keeper
Bess Heath (Wk) –
6dwn, DNB, DNB, 4dwn, 4dwn
9(6), DNB, DNB, 0(9), 2(5), 2(3)
BAT – Match – 97, Innings – 88, Runs – 1384, Avg – 20

Georgia Redmayne (Wk) –
Open, Open, Open, Open, Open
53(44), 29(21), 16(15), 0(2), 1(6)
BAT – Match – 97, Innings – 91, Runs – 2082, Avg – 26

Batsman
Grace Harris – Right Arm off-break
Open, Open, Open, Open, Open
6(5), 5(7), 1(3), 15(10)+0/10(1), 18(17)

Mignon du Preez –
2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn, 2dwn
22(14), 61(37), 13(14), 1(2), 8(14)

Mikayla Hinkley –
DNB, DNB, 6dwn, 6dwn, 6dwn
DNB, DNB, 11(7), 2(3), 8(3)
BAT – Match – 52, Innings – 29, Runs – 294, Avg – 17

Ellie Johnston –
Open, 3dwn, 4dwn, 6dwn, 4dwn, 5dwn
28(21), 2(3), 8(10), 1(1), 1(3), 2(5)
BAT – Match – 11, Innings – 9, Runs – 85, Avg – 4

Laura Harris –
2dwn, 2dwn, 3dwn, 3dwn, 2dwn,
0(1)+0/17(1), 2(8), 18(6), 3(3), 30(12)
BAT – Match – 130, Innings – 105, Runs – 1344, Avg – 17

All-Rounder
Jess Jonassen – Left Arm Orthodox
4dwn, DNB, 5dwn, DNB, 3dwn
1(2), DNB, 15(6), DNB, 22(18)
0/36(3),0/48(3), 1/27(3), 2/22(4), 2/35(4)

Georgia Voll – Right Arm off-break
5dwn, 3dwn, 4dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn
27(16), 8(7), 7(6), 15(22), 48(40)
0/27(3), 0/34(4), 0/9(2), 0/25(2), 0/11(2)
BAT – Match – 41, Innings – 39, Runs – 697, Avg – 21
BOWL – Over – 2, Wkt – 1, Sr – 12

Amelia Kerr – Legbreak Googly
1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn, 1dwn
4(4), 41(33), 59(43), 61(47), 70(46),)
0/46(4), 0/43(4), 2/16(4), 1/27(4), 0/31(4),

Charli Knott – Right Arm Medium fast
3dwn, 4dwn, 3dwn, 5dwn, 5dwn
18(12), 28(17), 21(13)*, 15(16), 31(14)
0/20(2), 0/14(2), 2/15(3), 0/15(2), 2/13(3)
BAT – Match – 33, Innings – 23, Runs – 248, Avg – 16
BOWL – Over – 44, Wkt – 14, Sr – 18

Bowler
Courtney Sippel – Right Arm Medium
0/32(4), 2/31(4), 2/26(4), 0/30(3), 0/20(3)
BOWL – Over – 98, Wkt – 28, Sr – 21

Grace Parsons – Legbreak
LA
3/36(9), 2/12(3+1M), 2/18(5), 0/32(7), 0/54(9)
BOWL – Over – 154, Wkt – 28, Sr – 33

Lucy Hamilton – Right Arm Medium
0/10(2), 2/10(3), 0/13(3), 2/0(1M), 1/8(2)
BOWL – Over – 13, Wkt – 5, Sr – 16

Nicola Hancock – Right Arm Medium
1/26(4), 2/32(4), 0/21(3),2/25(4), 1/35(4)
BOWL – Over – 266, Wkt – 77, Sr – 20

Sarah Glenn – Legbreak
0/21(4), 2/21(4), 0/22(2), 0/41(3), 4/23(4)

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Toss: SS-W Elected to Bowl First.

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Guide:
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Disclaimer:
>Fantasy Cricket is a game of skill and luck is also very much important to win the grand league in fantasy cricket leagues. We have covered the skill part.

> We have mentioned the expected playing 11 as per our cricket knowledge. You can change the fantasy team once the playing 11 is out.

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Tips:

Consider player form.
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Stay updated on team news.
Review head-to-head records.
Identify key players.
Choose captain and vice-captain wisely.
Aim for a balanced lineup.
Consider player roles (batsmen, bowlers, all-rounders, wicket-keepers).
Verify player availability.
Research using statistics and expert opinions available within the preview of this match.

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