WBBL Match Prediction | Perth Scorchers Women vs. Hobart Hurricanes Women | Women’s Big Bash League | 38th Match | November 23 – Who Will Win this Crucial Mid-Table Clash?

PS-W vs HH-W Match Analysis

In this article, we preview the upcoming clash between Perth Scorchers Women and Hobart Hurricanes Women in the 38th match of the Women’s Big Bash League. Scheduled to take place under the lights at Perth.

The Perth Scorchers Women have been a strong unit with consistent performances, led by a balanced lineup featuring explosive batters and skillful bowlers. Playing at their home ground, they’ll aim to leverage the conditions and delight their fans.

The Hobart Hurricanes Women, on the other hand, are eager to bounce back after a mixed run in the competition. With experienced campaigners and emerging talents in their squad, they’ll look to put up a spirited fight and keep their playoff hopes alive.

Perth Scorchers Women vs. Hobart Hurricanes Women Team Preview & Squads

Perth Scorchers Women

Sophie Devine, the inspirational leader of the PS-W, stands as one of the most celebrated players in women’s cricket. Renowned for her explosive batting and sharp cricketing acumen, Devine consistently rises to the occasion in crucial moments. 

Carly Leeson serves as a cornerstone of the Scorchers’ batting order, celebrated for her versatility and calm demeanor at the crease. Whether the team requires a steady anchor or a quick boost in the scoring rate, Leeson seamlessly adapts her style to the match situation. 

Amy Edgar has established herself as a linchpin in the Scorchers’ bowling arsenal, admired for her exceptional accuracy and game sense. Her knack for striking at crucial junctures and building pressure with tight lines often shifts the momentum in her team’s favor. 

In a thrilling encounter in the Women’s Big Bash League, the PS-W and Sydney Sixers Women played to a dramatic tie in Hobart. Chasing a target of 127, the Sixers managed 126/7 in their 20 overs, matching the Scorchers’ total of 126 set earlier in 19.2 overs.

Perth Scorchers Women Squads

Perth Scorchers Women Squads

Chloe Ainsworth, Stella Campbell, Piepa Cleary, Maddy Darke, Sophie Devine(C), Amy Edgar, Dayalan Hemalatha, Mikayla Hinkley, Ebony Hoskin, Amy Jones, Alana King, Carly Leeson, Lilly Mills, Beth Mooney(WK), Chloe Piparo, Ni Made Putri Suwandewi.

Hobart Hurricanes Women

Elyse Villani, captain of the HH-W, is a natural leader with an authoritative presence on the field. Renowned for her ability to read the game and make decisive moves, Villani combines her extensive international experience with an aggressive batting approach.

At the helm of the Hurricanes’ batting order, Lizelle Lee brings explosive power and intent. Her knack for finding boundaries early in the innings disrupts the opposition’s plans, setting a brisk tempo for her team. 

Heather Graham is a cornerstone of the Hurricanes’ bowling unit, celebrated for her sharp accuracy and cool-headed performance under pressure. Whether taking early wickets during the powerplay or delivering crucial overs at the death.

The HH-W showed great resilience against the Melbourne Renegades in Hobart. Elyse Villani’s composed 36 anchored their chase, while their bowlers fought hard to limit the Renegades to 150/5, led by Georgia Wareham’s fiery 69. Despite a spirited effort, the Hurricanes fell short by 22 runs

Hobart Hurricanes Women Squads

Hobart Hurricanes Women Squads

Suzie Bates, Kathryn Bryce, Nicola Carey, Zoe Cooke, Heather Graham, Ruth Johnston, Lizelle Lee(WK), Tabatha Saville, Hayley Silver-holmes, Lauren Smith, Amy Smith, Molly Strano, Rachel Trenaman, Chloe Tryon, Elyse Villani(C), Callie Wilson, Danni Wyatt-Hodge

PS-W vs. HH-W Outfield Report

Western Australia Cricket Association Ground

The WACA pitch is known for its high bounce and pace, making it favorable for fast bowlers.As the match progresses, the pitch can offer variable bounce, especially if it develops cracks. However, recent wet weather has limited the formation of traditional “big snake” cracks.

Perth enjoys a Mediterranean-style climate with scorching, arid summers and gentle, rainy winters. In November, average temperatures are around 26°C during the day and 15°C at night, with an average humidity of 56%.

The WACA has hosted numerous memorable matches. For instance, in November 2024, during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the pitch was expected to offer variable bounce, challenging batters from both teams.

Perth Scorchers Women vs. Hobart Hurricanes Women Head-to-Head Stats of Last 5 Matches

In the last five encounters between the Hobart Hurricanes Women and the Perth Scorchers Women, the Hurricanes hold the edge with two dominant victories, The Scorchers claimed two comprehensive wins. One match in 2023 was abandoned without a result.

PS-W vs. HH-W Prediction

According to cricket analysts Perth Scorchers Women have a 54% chance of winning.

Disclaimer: This cricket prediction is based on the author’s insights and analysis. Readers should consider the points discussed and draw their own conclusions.

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