MR-W vs SS-W Head To Head Ahead Of The WBBL 10 2nd Match

 Melbourne Renegades Women will face off against the Sydney Sixers Women [Source: WBBL/X.com] Melbourne Renegades Women will face off against the Sydney Sixers Women [Source: WBBL/X.com]

The Melbourne Renegades Women will face off against the Sydney Sixers Women in the second match of the 10th edition of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). This exciting encounter will take place at the Adelaide Oval in Australia on Sunday, October 27.

Last season, the Melbourne Renegades finished at the bottom of the eight-team tournament, winning only two out of 14 matches. To improve their performance this year, they have made some key additions to their squad, including Hayley Matthews, Deandra Dottin, and Alice Capsey, who were picked during the draft. Sophie Molineux will return as the captain, hoping to lead her team to better results. Unfortunately, fast bowler Tayla Vlaeminck will miss the tournament due to a shoulder injury she sustained during the T20 World Cup 2024.

In contrast, the Sydney Sixers are two-time champions but will be without some of their star players for this match. Alyssa Healy, Maitlan Brown, and Erin Burns are all sidelined due to injuries. Despite this setback, the Sixers remain a strong contender in the league.

MR-W vs SS-W Head To Head

In their head to head record, Melbourne Renegades Women and Sydney Sixers Women have faced each other a total of 18 times. The Renegades have won 6 times, while the Sixers have won 12 times. Notably, none of these matches have ended in a no result or a draw.

Stats
Melbourne Renegades
Sydney Sixers
Matches Played 1818
Matches Won 612
Matches Lost 126
No Result --
Draw --
Win %33.33%66.67%


MR-W vs SS-W Head To Head in Adelaide 

The Melbourne Renegades Women and the Sydney Sixers Women have not yet faced each other in Adelaide.

Stats
Melbourne Renegades
Sydney Sixers
Matches Played -
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MR-W vs SS-W: What happened when they last played?

The last time Melbourne Renegades Women and Sydney Sixers Women met was during the 9th edition of the WBBL in the 25th match in Perth. In that game, the Sydney Sixers, led by Ellyse Perry, won after choosing to field first. They restricted the Renegades to just 104 runs, with Ashleigh Gardner taking 4 wickets. The Sixers chased down the score easily, with Ellyse Perry remaining unbeaten at 44. They finished at 107 for 3 in just 15.3 overs, winning by 7 wickets with 27 balls to spare.