Predicting Brisbane Heat Women’s playing XI for their match against Sydney Sixers Women in WBBL

Predicting Brisbane Heat Women’s playing XI for their WBBL clash against Sydney Sixers Women: Women’s Big Bash League is well past the halfway mark and the game on Thursday will witness Sydney Sixers host Brisbane Heat in a key that is set to see the two sides battle for huge points. Sydney Sixers the home team are currently sixth in the table while Brisbane Heat are fifth. Both sides have played six games and have six points ahead of the game. 

In their last match Brisbane Heat won the game by beating Adelaide Strikers in a close encounter by 8 runs. Indian star Jemimah Rodrigues was given the man of the match for her amazing efforts with the bat with fellow Indian star Shikha Pandey doing her best with the ball. 

Here is the likely Brisbane Heat Women’s playing XI vs Sydney Sixers XI 

Top order 

Brisbane Heat’s top order consists of Grace Harris who scored 33 off 22 balls against Adelaide. The star enabled Brisbane to put up a huge total on the board and win the game. Veteran wicketkeeper and batter Georgia Redmayne failed to get going but considering her experience she will be a key player against the Sixers. 

Middle Order 

Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues batted well to top score for Brisbane with 61 runs from 40 balls. Skipper Jonassen batted well to score 32 off 21 balls and went wicketless with the ball. Laura Harris didn’t score a lot of runs and will want to comeback to form. 

Lower-order 

Charli scored just 7 runs with the bat but picked the key scalp of Katie Mack for 4 runs. Nadine De Klerk batted well to score an unbeaten 23 off 10 balls with four boundaries. De Klerk also got the key wicket of skipper Tahlia McGrath for 25 to change the course of the game. Lucy Hamilton bowled just two overs and didn’t manage to pick a single wicket. 

Tail enders

Brisbane bowlers Shikha Pandey and Nicola Hancock bowled 8 overs between themselves and picked 2 wickets for 65 runs. Pandey got the huge wicket of Smriti Mandhana while Hancock dismissed South African Laura Wolvaardt to jolt Adelaide early. 

Brisbane Heat vs Sydney Sixers 

Grace Harris, Georgia Redmayne, Jemimah Rodrigues, Jess Jonassen, Laura Haris, Charli Knott, Nadine De Klerk, Lucy Hamilton, Shikha Pandey, Grace Parsons, and Nicola Hancock

Disclaimer: This exclusive news is based on the author’s insights, analysis, and intuition. While reviewing this information, consider the points discussed and form your own conclusions.