BH-W vs ST-W Dream 11 Prediction, Playing 11, Top Picks, Fantasy Cricket Tips for WBBL 2022 Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Thunder Women Dream11 Team for Today’s Match

BH-W vs ST-W Dream11 Prediction: The Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2022/23 will feature Brisbane Heat Women and Sydney Thunder Women in the 18th league-stage game. Heat Women will lock horns with Thunder Women at Brisbane. It’s the eighth edition of the tournament, where eight teams will participate and 59 matches will be played in a round-robin format, followed by knockout finals.

Heat, led by Jess Jonassen, are one of the three most successful teams in the tournament; They have won two titles so far. The side is having a decent run in the tournament, so far.

Thunder, on the other hand, are in search of a victorious omentum. The side is struggling to get along, and have have won only one game after five.
The game will commence at 10:45 AM (IST).

BH -W vs ST-W Dream11 Prediction for Today’s Match

Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Thunder Women Match 18, Women’s Big Bash League 2022/23

Fixture: Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Thunder Women
Date and Time: October 25, 10:45 AM (IST)
Venue: Allan Border Field, Brisbane

Where to watch BH-W vs ST-W Live Score

Watch BH-W vs ST-W -W live, on Sony Sports Network. All the Women’s Big Bash League games will also be telecasted live on the SonyLIV app and website.

Tournament Points Table

Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Thunder Women Pitch Report

It’s a batting pitch at Harrup Park and better suited for the pacers. Deeming the last five games played at the venue, the average first innings score is 150, while the total average score has been around the same. Almost all the teams bowling first at the venue have won the games. Also, all of the captains preferred to bat first after winning the toss at the venue. Moreover, the weather on matchday is predicted to hover around 29.27° Celcius, with scattered clouds up in the sky.

Last Result at the Venue

Afghanistan Men (160/7) beat Bangladesh Men (98/9) by 62 runs – ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Warm Up Matches – October 17, 2022

Form Guide

Last five matches – will be updated soon (the most recent first)
Brisbane Heat Women: W W W L L
Sydney Thunder Women: NR W L L L

Brisbane Heat Women Playing 11

• The side may open with Grace Harris and Georgia Redmayne. Harris can bowl off-spin, while Redmayne will keep the wickets. England batter Danni Wyatt may bat at number three.
• Georgia Voll, Laura Harris, Amelia Kerr, and Charli Knott are prone to comprise the Heat’s middle order. Voll and Knott can bowl off-spin, while Kerr is a leg-spin bowling all-rounder.
• Jess Jonassen, the skipper, is a left-arm off-spinner but can bat as well.
• Pooja Vastrakar, Nicola Hancock, and Courtney Grace Sippel could be the pacers in the camp. Among these, Vastrakar is an all-rounder.

Probable Playing 11:

1. Georgia Redmayne (WK)
2. Grace Harris
3. Danni Wyatt
4. Georgia Voll
5. Laura Harris
6. Amelia Kerr
7. Charli Knott
8. Jess Jonassen (C)
9. Pooja Vastrakar
10. Nicola Hancock
11. Courtney Grace Sippel

Jess Jonassen’s WBBL 2022 Stats

Jonassen is a left-arm orthodox spinner but can provide vital batting cameos too. She is an experienced leader of the side and is undoubtedly the best bit of her side.

Amelia Kerr’s WBBL 2022 Stats

The White Ferns’ young leggie has done well enough in international cricket. She is ‘the most wanted’ player in the league-cricket circuit because of her tricky bowling and decent batting.

Sydney Thunder Women Playing 11

• Thunder are likely to open with Tammy Beaumont and Phoebe Litchfield.
• The Thunder middle-order may comprise Amy Jones, the skipper and former Australia batter Rachael Haynes, and Tahlia Wilson. Wilson will keep the wickets.
• Sammy-Jo Johnson and Olivia Porter may be the all-rounders and both can bowl at a medium pace.
• Thunder are likely to play the spin-bowling duo of Lauren Smith and Samantha Bates.
• Belinda Vakarewa and Lea Tahuhu are likely to lead the pace unit of Thunder.

Probable Playing 11:

1. Tammy Beaumont
2. Phoebe Litchfield
3. Amy Jones
4. Rachael Haynes (C)
5. Tahlia Wilson (WK)
6. Sammy-Jo Johnson
7. Olivia Porter
8. Lea Tahuhu
9. Lauren Smith
10. Belinda Vakarewa
11. Samantha Bates

Sammy-Jo Johnson’s WBBL Stats

Johnson is perhaps, one of the most experienced members of the Thunder unit. Johnson can bowl at a medium pace and can provide explosive batting performances too.

Lauren Smith’s WBBL Stats

Smith is an off-spinner and can provide vital batting cameos too. Moreover, she is the highest wicket-taker for Thunder, for now, in the ongoing tournament.

Who will win Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Thunder Women today Match?

• Deeming the last WBBL edition, BH-W finished third in the points table.
• While ST-W finished the 2021 season as the number seven team in the points table.
• Considering the last five games played between the sides, ST-W have won three out of them, while BH-W have won two.

Considering the form, head-to-head record, and morale of both sides, Brisbane Heat Women are the favorites to win as per our Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Thunder Women today match prediction.

BH-W vs ST-W Dream11 Prediction

Wicket-Keeper: Georgia Redmayne
Batters: Georgia Voll, Phoebe Litchfield, Danni Wyatt
All-Rounders: Amelia Kerr, Sammy Jo-Johnson, Jess Jonassen, Pooja Vastrakar
Bowlers: Lauren Smith, Samantha Bates, Courtney Grace Sippel

BH-W vs ST-W Dream11 Captain and Vice-Captain

For Small League, Head-to-Head contests: Amelia Kerr (C) and Lauren Smith (VC)
For Grand League: Amelia Kerr (C) and Georgia Redmayne (VC)