BH-W vs MS-W Head To Head Ahead Of The 36th Match In WBBL 10

BH-W vs MS-W, WBBL 2024; Head to Head Records Ahead of Match 36 [Source: @StarsBBL, @HeatBBL/x.com]

The Brisbane Heat Women (BH-W) and the Melbourne Stars Women (MS-W) will collide in match number 36th of the ongoing 2024 Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) on Friday, November 22nd 2024 at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, Australia.

The Brisbane Heat Women are having a good season of WBBL 2024; currently they are in the third position in the points table with three losses and five wins in eight games. In the previous fixture, they defeated Melbourne Stars Women by 6 wickets; Lucy Hamilton picked up 5 wickets, and Jemimah Rodrigues scored 45 off 31 in that game. In the upcoming game, Brisbane Heat Women will be eager to win the match and secure the top four spot in the points table.

On the other hand, the Melbourne Stars women are having an extremely bad season so far; they are currently at the bottom of the points table, having recorded two wins and six losses. They have lost back-to-back five matches and lost their last match against the Sydney Thunder Women by 4 wickets. Marizanne Kapp and Kim Garth showed decent performances in that game. 

BH-W vs MS-W Head To Head

In their head to head record, Brisbane Heat Women and Melbourne Stars Women have faced each other a total of 17 times. The Stars Women have won seven times and the Brisbane Heat Women have won ten times.

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

In their head-to-head encounters in the Allan Border Field, the Brisbane Heat Women and the Melbourne Stars Women have played only three matches, with Brisbane Heat Women being the winners of two games and Stars Women won once.

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

The Melbourne Stars Women and the Brisbane Heat Women last faced in the 30th match of WBBL 2024. 

Brisbane Heat teenager Lucy Hamilton became the youngest player in WBBL history to take a five-wicket haul. Hamilton claimed the equal-second best figures in the competition's 10-year history on Sunday, with her 5 for 8 helping Heat bowl Stars out for 138.

Heat's batters made light work of the chase, with Jemimah Rodrigues and Charlie Knott leading the way and Heat reaching the target with 15 balls to spare.

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