WBBL 2023: Tracking Team Positions on the Points Table after PS-W vs MS-W Match

The Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2023 is close to an end. The recent clash between Perth Scorchers Women (PS-W) and Melbourne Stars Women (MS-W) has left fans on the edge of their seats, and the aftermath has had a significant impact on the team positions in the points table.

As we dissect the numbers and analyze the performance of each team, the Points Table reveals intriguing insights into the current standing of the WBBL teams.

WBBL 2023, Points Table

Adelaide Strikers Women (AS-W)

At the summit of the points table sits Adelaide Strikers Women, having played 12 matches and emerging victorious in 9. With an impressive net run rate of 0.843, they have amassed 18 points, making them the team to beat in WBBL 2023. Their consistency and dominance on the field have set them apart as strong contenders for the championship.

Perth Scorchers Women (PS-W)

Perth Scorchers Women hold the second position after 12 matches, securing 16 points with 8 wins. Their commendable net run rate of 1.244 indicates a team in top form, with a balanced combination of batting and bowling. The recent clash against Melbourne Stars Women might have implications for their standing, but the Scorchers remain a force to be reckoned with.

Sydney Thunder Women (ST-W)

Sydney Thunder Women find themselves in the third spot, having won 7 out of their 12 matches and accumulating 15 points. While their net run rate of 0.562 reflects a strong performance, the tie in one of their matches has slightly affected their points tally. The Thunder will look to solidify their position in the upcoming matches to stake a claim for the top spot.

Brisbane Heat Women (BH-W)

With 14 points from 13 matches, Brisbane Heat Women occupy the fourth position on the table. Despite six losses, their net run rate of 0.134 keeps them in contention for a higher rank. The upcoming matches will be crucial for Brisbane Heat Women to maintain their standing and potentially move up in the points table.

Sydney Sixers Women (SS-W)

The Sydney Sixers Women, with 12 points from 13 matches, are placed fifth on the table. While they have shown moments of brilliance, a net run rate of -0.362 suggests a need for improvement. The Sixers will be eager to bounce back and secure crucial victories in the remaining matches to boost their points tally.

Hobart Hurricanes Women (HH-W)

Hobart Hurricanes Women find themselves in a precarious position with 11 points from 12 matches. Their net run rate of -0.759 and one tied match indicate a challenging season. The Hurricanes will need to regroup and deliver strong performances in the upcoming fixtures to climb the ladder.

Melbourne Stars Women (MS-W)

Despite a tough season, Melbourne Stars Women managed to secure 8 points from 12 matches. Their net run rate of -1.056 reflects the challenges they have faced, but a recent victory might inject new life into their campaign. Except for aiming to make a late surge up the points table stars have nothing to do so far in this tournament.

Melbourne Renegades Women (MR-W)

Melbourne Renegades Women find themselves at the bottom with 4 points from 12 matches. Their net run rate of -0.646 and only two wins highlight the challenges they have encountered. The Renegade’s hope has faded out for this tournament.