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WOMEN’S BIG BASH LEAGUE 2018-19 | MELBOURNE RENEGADES WOMEN VS BRISBANE HEAT MATCH PREVIEW

Geelong Cricket Ground, Geelong, December 16 at Sunday at 08:40 AM IST

The 19th match of the competition will feature Melbourne Renegades women and Brisbane Heat women who will be playing at the Gleegong Cricket ground.

This would be the fourth game for both these sides and both would be eyeing their second win of the tournament.

Melbourne Renegades Women

They have had only one win to their name so far and that win came against Adelaide Strikers women which was their second game of the competition.

That was a 6 wicket win for the Renegades women courtesy Danielle Wyatt’s 62 off 47 deliveries which helped them chase down a formidable 153 in their penultimate 20 overs.

They then faced Adelaide Strikers women once again within a day but this time around, rain played the party spoiler and it was a no result contest.

Brisbane Heat Women

The Heat women are currently reeling at the bottom of the points table with a solitary win and 2 loss to their name from 3 games.

After losing their opening game to Adelaide Strikers women by 36 runs, they made a strong comeback in the game against Perth Scorchers by taming them by 7 wickets.

It was a low scoring affair where Scorchers women could only manage 103 on the board in their penultimate 20 overs. Heat bowlers Sammy-Jo Johnson, Jess Jonassen and Delissa Kimince got 2 wickets each which was enough to break the backbone of Scorchers run scoring.

While chasing, they did not got any hiccups as they managed a comfortable 7 wickets win with 43 balls left.

MR-W vs BH-W Team News:

• Brisbane Heat have named an unchanged squad for this contest.
• Claire Koski of Melbourne Renegades will be missing this game. 

MR-W vs BH-WPlaying 11:

The probable MR-W vs BH-W playing 11 is listed below.

Melbourne Renegades Women:

Wicket-keeper – Emma Inglis

Batswomen – Courtney Webb, Erica Kershaw, Amy Satterthwaite(c), Danielle Wyatt (Doubt: Anna Lanning)

All-rounders – Georgia Wareham, Sophie Molineux

Bowlers – Tayla Vlaeminck, Lea Tahuhu, Molly Strano ( Doubt: Maitlan Brown)

Brisbane Heats:

Wicket-keeper – Beth Mooney

Batswomen – Laura Wolvaardt, Kirby Short (c), Laura Harris, Sune Luus

All-rounders – Grace Harris, Jess Jonassen, Sammy-Jo Johnson

Bowlers – Delissa Kimmince, Jemma Barsby, Haidee Birkett

Squads:

Melbourne Renegades Women- Amy Satterthwaite(c), Jess Cameron, Danielle Wyatt, Lea Tahuhu, Courtney Webb, Emma Inglis, Erica Kershaw, Anna Lanning, Sophie Molineux, Georgia Wareham, Tayla Vlaeminck, Claire Koski, Maitlan Brown, Molly Strano, Jessica Duffin.

Brisbane Heats-  Sune Luus, Jess Jonassen, Delissa Kimmince, Beth Mooney, Josephine Dooley, Charli Knott, Jemma Barsby, Grace Harris, Laura Wolvaardt, Kirby Short, Sammy-Jo Johnson, Haidee Birkett, Laura Harris, Georgia Prestwidge.

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MR-W vs BH-W Dream11 Team

Melbourne Renegades Women: For the Renegades, Danielle Wyatt has been the top scorer with 71 runs to her name from one innings which includes a fifty. Erica Kershaw has got 57 from 3 innings and has been the second best batter after Danielle Wyatt.

In the bowling department, Tayla Vlaeminck has been the star with 4 wickets to her name. Molly Strano is the other option in this facet.

Brisbane Heat Women: Skipper Kirby Short has amassed 109 runs from 3 innings, wicket-keeper batter Beth Mooney is also nearing 100 runs in the competition. 

On the bowling front, Sammy-Jo Johnson and Jess Jonassen are the leaders with 5 wickets each.  

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