MR-W vs PS-W Head To Head Ahead Of The 11th Match In WBBL 10

Probuddha Bhattacharjee

MR-W vs PS-W, WBBL 10: Head-to-head ahead of the 11th Match [Source: @ScorchersBBL,@RenegadesBBL/x.com]MR-W vs PS-W, WBBL 10: Head-to-head ahead of the 11th Match [Source: @ScorchersBBL,@RenegadesBBL/x.com]

Melbourne Renegades will be up against the Perth Scorchers in the 11th match of the WBBL 2024. This match will be played at the Junction Oval in Melbourne on November 2 at 9:30 AM IST.

The Renegades have yet to register their first win of the tournament. They have lost both of their games and are currently at the bottom of the points table. The Melbourne-based franchise will be looking to put on their best display in this game and pick up their first win to get their campaign back on track.

The Scorchers, on the other hand, have started with a win. They are at the second spot in the points table. The Scorchers will be eyeing a win to climb to the top spot in the points table.

MR-W vs PS-W Head To Head

The balance of the face-off between the Melbourne Renegades and the Perth Scorchers is heavily tilted towards the Scorchers. Out of the 18 matches that the two teams have played against each other, Scorcher have won 12 while the Renegades have only won five.

Categories
Melbourne Renegades Women
Perth Scorchers Women
Matches Played1818
Matches Won512
Matches Lost125
No Result11
Win %27.7766.66

MR-W vs PS-W Head To Head in Junction Oval

This is the first time these two teams will face off at the Junction Oval.

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

The Renegades and the Scorcher last played against each other in the 34th match of WBBL 2023. The Scorchers dominated the clash in all aspects and earned a convincing win. Batting first in the match, the Renegades posted 133/5 in their 20 overs. Georgia Wareham was the highest scorer for the team, with 57 runs off 46 balls. Amy Edgar was the pick of the bowlers for the Scorchers as she picked up two wickets for 14 runs in her four overs. 

In reply, the Scorchers did not have to break much sweat as the openers Sophie Devine (70* off 36) and Beth Mooney (47* off 32) remained unbeaten and chased down the target in just 11.2 overs. It was a comprehensive 10-wicket win for the Scorchers.