BH-W vs MR-W Head To Head Ahead Of The WBBL 10 6th Match

BH-W vs MR-W, Head to Head ahead of 6th Match in WBBL 10 [Source: @HeatBBL,@RenegadesBBL/x.com]

The Brisbane Heat Women (BH-W) will face off against the Melbourne Renegades Women (MR-W) in the sixth match of the 10th edition of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2024. This exciting encounter will take place at the Allan Border Field, Brisbane in Australia on Wednesday, October 30, 1:40 PM IST.

Brisbane Heat Women, led by Jess Jonassen, who claimed back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019 are playing their second game of WBBL 2024. In the previous edition, Adelaide Strikers narrowly defeated Brisbane by just 3 runs in the final to win the trophy. The Brisbane Heat have a squad of experienced players like, Georgia Redmayne, Nadine de Klerk, Shikha Pandey and Grace Harris.

The Melbourne Renegades Women finished at the bottom of the eight-team tournament in the last season. Led by Sophie Molineux, they have lost their first match of this season against Sydney Sixers by 3 wickets. Renegades Women have a formidable lineup of Hayley Matthews, Georgia Wareham, Deandra Dottin, Linsey Smith and Alice Capsey.

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BH-W vs MR-W Head To Head

In their head to head record, Brisbane Heat Women and Melbourne Renegades Women have faced each other a total of 18 times. The Brisbane Heat have won ten times, while the Renegades have won eight times. None of these matches have ended in a no result or a draw.

BH-W vs MR-W Head To Head in Allan Border Field

In their head-to-head encounters in the Allan Border Field, the Brisbane Heat Women and Melbourne Renegades Women have each played six matches, with both the team won equal number of matches.

BH-W vs MR-W: What happened when they last played?

The last time Brisbane Heat Women and Melbourne Renegades Women met was on November 17, 2023, in match no. 43 of WBBL 2023. Melbourne Renegades  -169 for 7 (Hayley Matthews 46, Nicola Hancock 4-20) beat Brisbane Heat - 167 for 9 (Grace Harris 65, Sarah Coyte 3-26) by two runs.

Melbourne Renegades broke an eight-game losing streak in a thrilling two-run upset win over Brisbane Heat, with skipper Hayley Matthews proving the hero in the final over. The Heat needed six runs to win at the start of the 20th over bowled by Matthews, but the West Indies star conceded just three runs to keep Nicola Hancock and Courtney Sippel quiet at Brisbane's Allan Border Field.

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