Predicting Melbourne Renegades Women’s playing XI for their match against Perth Scorchers Women in WBBL

Predicting Melbourne Renegades Women’s playing XI for their upcoming match against Perth Scorchers Women in the WBBL. On Thursday, November 7, the Perth Scorchers Women will play the Melbourne Renegades Women in Match 17 in the Women’s Big Bash League at the WACA Ground. The Renegades are expected to win the match, making it a rematch of the match played five days before the one that will take place in Perth. Since then, the Scorchers have won their last two games. On the other hand, the Renegades have recovered from their string of losses to record as many wins as possible.

There have been eighteen meetings between the two sides, and the Perth Scorchers Women have a winning streak versus the Melbourne Renegades Women. In WBBL history, the Melbourne Renegades Women have only won six games versus the Perth Scorchers Women, compared to the Perth Scorchers Women’s twelve victories. 

The WACA is anticipated to perform effectively for the bowlers during the first half because of its bouncy nature. As the game goes on, it tends to flatten out. The team that wins the toss may benefit from batting first, though, given the larger outfield dimensions.

Predicting Melbourne Renegades Women’s playing XI for their match against Perth Scorchers Women in WBBL

Top-Order

Hayley Matthews has been in decent form in the tournament so far, however, she would like to bring in her A-game in the upcoming encounter and win it for the team. Courtney Webb has also done well and would like to keep the form intact. Alice Capsey, batting at number three, will be under pressure after four back-to-back failures. 

Middle-Order

Except for Georgia Wareham’s all-round performance, Renegades’ middle-order has lacked quality outings throughout the season. Emma de Broughe, Deandra Dottin, Nicole Faltum, and Naomi Stalenberg will all have to step up their game in the upcoming match. 

Bowlers

Captain and Allrounder Sophie Molineux has been leading from the front with the ball in hand. She currently has 9 wickets in four games and would like to add to that tally. Sarah Coyte and Tara Norris, on the other hand, will have to up their game and help the captain in taking wickets. 

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