Perth Scorchers vs Brisbane Heat, BBLT20, Today Match Prediction
𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇 : Perth Scorchers vs Brisbane Heat𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 : December 26 ,Thursday𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄 : 15:45 PM IST𝐕𝐄𝐍𝐔𝐄 : Perth Stadium, Burswood, Australia𝐓𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓 : Big Bash League 2024-2025 Scorchers aim to regain form at home against Brisbane Heat Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Stars 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. PRS vs BH Match Prediction & Analysis It will be an exciting Big Bash League 2024-25 clash. The Perth Scorchers will be up against the Brisbane Heat in the 12th game at home. The Scorchers have struggled in the last two games and went down against the Melbourne Renegades in their last game. Brisbane Heat will be confident heading into this clash after defeating the Adelaide Strikers in their last game. The Brisbane Heat haven’t enjoyed a good record against the Perth Scorchers. They have defeated them only twice in the last 10 games and aim to improve this record. The Scorchers have an excellent record at home. They have the fast-bowling attack to take advantage of the conditions at Perth Stadium, and we expect it to be an interesting contest. TEAMS PREVIEW Perth Scorchers Preview Ashton Turner and his men will be under pressure. After starting the season with a win, they have suffered back-to-back losses. It was a poor show with the bat in the last game against the Melbourne Renegades, which saw them lose by 2 wickets. They have a good record at their home ground, and Turner would like his players to draw inspiration from past wins. Finn Allen and Keaton Jennings have struggled with consistency, and the team needs them to deliver a confident start. Cooper Connolly is in good form and will look to build partnerships in the middle order with Turner and Josh Inglis. Matthew Spoors, Nick Hobson, and Ashton Agar are good hitters, and they are strengthening their batting. The bowlers have been in good form. Jason Behrendorff has troubled batsmen in all games, and he will look for early scalps, sharing the new ball with Matthew Kelly. Andrew Tye and Ashton Agar will look to use their experience and keep the scoring under check. Spoors, Turner, and Connolly make it a strong attack for the team. Brisbane Heat Preview Colin Munro is back in the side after sitting out in the first game due to an injury. He will be proud of his team’s efforts during the season. They have won both games and defeated the Adelaide Strikers by 3 wickets in a close contest. Munro will be aware of his team’s poor record against the Scorchers and look to improve it with a win. Jimmy Peirson has looked in good touch and must deliver a strong start with Colin Munro at the top. Nathan McSweeney and Matt Renshaw set up a match-winning stand in the last game, and they will look to add runs in the middle order with Max Bryant. Paul Walter and Will Prestwidge will look to do well in the lower middle order and take the team to a big total. The bowling attack is in good form, and the team expects a strong show from Matthew Kuhnemann and Xavier Bartlett with the new ball. Tom Whitney is an exciting new prospect for the team and shall look to do well in the middle overs with Mitchell Swepson. Paul Walter and Will Prestwidge add bowling options for the team. Weather Conditions It would be clear skies over Perth during the game on December 26. The ball would move around with a tinge of grass cover on the surface. Batsmen would have to be watchful against the new ball. The side that bats first in this game would be happy to score 170 runs on this track, with the average first-innings score being 144 runs. PRS vs BH Pitch Report The track at Perth Stadium is good for the fast bowlers, as there is pace and bounce on this surface. Batsmen who get their eyes in also do well on this track. The ball comes on to the bat nicely at this venue. Spinners find it tough on this track as they hardly have any assistance. Toss: To Bowl There would be assistance for the fast bowlers on this track, as the surface will make it tough for the batsmen in the game. Setting up a score here would be a challenge, and the side that wins the toss should have no hesitation in inviting the opposition to bat first.
