πππππ :Β Melbourne Renegades Women vs Brisbane Heat Women
ππππ : December 01 ,βSundayβ
ππππ : 07:50 AM ISTββββββ
πππππ : Melbourne Cricket Ground, Richmond, Australia
ππππππππππ :βββ Women’s Big Bash League Final, 2024
Brisbane Heat Women got the better of the Melbourne Renegades Women in their last matchup this season.
- Brisbane Heat will be expecting strong performances from Grace Harris and Jess Jonassen in the final.
- The team batting first will be looking to set a score of around 150-160 runs.
- Melbourne Renegadesβ victory will depend a lot on Hayley Matthews and Sophie Molineuxβs performances.
Melbourne Renegades Women vs Brisbane Heat Women
TV channels: The fans can watch the match live on Hotstar
Live Streaming: Live streaming of the match will be available on the FAFA191 Cricket Exchange India and website.
MRW vs BHW Match Prediction & Analysis
Itβs time for the Womenβs Big Bash League (WBBL) finals! Melbourne Renegades Women will take on Brisbane Heat Women at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground this Sunday for a mouth-watering final clash. The Renegades topped the group stage and look all set to set their hands on their maiden WBBL trophy. However, two-time champions Brisbane Heat are in impressive form and have shown that they can take down any team on their day as well.
TEAMS PREVIEW
Melbourne Renegades Preview
It’s been a remarkable WBBL campaign for Melbourne Renegades Women. With seven wins out of ten league games, they’ve secured the top spot and booked their place in the final. Riding a five-match winning streak, they’re riding a wave of momentum.
Brisbane Heat Preview
Brisbane Heat Women are on a roll, just like the Melbourne Renegades, having won six games in a row to reach the final. Their recent Challenger match against the Sydney Thunder Women saw them comfortably chase down a target of 134 in just 15.2 overs, losing only one wicket. Georgia Redmayne (50* off 41 balls) and Jemimah Rodrigues (43* off 30 balls) were the key players in this successful chase.
Weather Conditions
The Melbourne Cricket Ground provides a fair contest for both batters and bowlers. Fast bowlers can exploit the pitch’s good bounce and pace, making it a tough for the batters early on. Spinners, however, usually don’t have a big role to play here.
It’s looking cloudy in Melbourne, with forecasts predicting a few morning showers and intermittent rain and drizzle later in the day. The match could be affected by these conditions, so teams might prefer to chase, especially if the DLS method becomes a factor.
MRW vs BHW Pitch Report
The average score batting first at the MCG is 122. The highest total posted at the venue is Sydney Thunder Womenβs 173-3 while chasing a target of 172 versus Perth Scorchers Women this WBBL. Given that itβs the final, both teams will be looking to set a score of around 150-160 runs to feel safe.
Toss: To Bowl
9 of the 15 womenβs domestic T20s played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground have been won by the chasing side. Given the conditions, both captains might lean towards batting second as itβs a tad easier to score in the second innings.
