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

The Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2024’s 16th game between the Sydney Sixers and the Brisbane Heat at Perth’s legendary W.A.C.A. Ground is sure to be an exciting one. The Brisbane Heat, on the other hand, are playing well and now hold third place with two victories from three games. They will try to maintain their position in the top half of the table with another great showing.

The Brisbane Heat Women advanced to the playoffs last season because of their outstanding play. As they enter this first competition, the Brisbane Heat Women would like to maintain their current level of performance.

Top Order:

Grace Harris and Georgia Redmayne open the batting attack for Brisbane Heat. Both the openers have a lot of experience. Grace Harris has played over 123 matches and scored 2701 while Georgia Redmayne has played 117 games and scored 2510 runs. The India star women’s batter Jemimah Rodrigues comes down the order she has the power to keep runs going from the other end. In 22 matches she scored 439 runs.

Middle Order:

Charli Knott and Laura Harris hold the middle order of the team. Both the batter has the power to control the game if the top order fails. Charli Knott played over 51 games and scored 530 runs while Laura Harris has played 115 matches and scored 1117 runs in WBBL. Nadine de Klerk provides more support to the team. She is an all-rounder and helps the team to score big runs. In 22 matches she has scored 159 runs.

Lower Middle Order:

Sianna Ginger is another all-rounder who can help the team if they are struggling. Come down to help the team stay in the game as she can bat till the end and has the power to fight. Jess Jonassen can also do some cameos with a bat. Meanwhile, Shikha Pandey can also bat and help the team in winning games. Though her role is bowling, she can bat.

Lower Order:

Grace Parsons and Nicola Hancock are the two bowling pillars of the team.  Nicola Hancock has played 111 matches and picked 104 wickets. Nicola Hancock is very effective for the team.  During their last game against Perth Scorchers Women’s, she picked three wickets in four matches and gave 23 runs. While Grace Parsons is a young bowler she has played 4 matches and picked 4 wickets in WBBL.

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