STA vs HEA Head-To-Head Ahead Of The 31st Match in BBL 14

STA vs HEA, BBL 14: Head To Head Of 31st Match (Source: @HeatBBL/x.com, @cricketcomau/x.com)

The big stage of the ongoing Big Bash League is set to heat up again. The 31st match of the ongoing Big Bash League is set to deliver a nail-biting action between Adelaide Strikers and Brisbane Heat. As the Adelaide Oval is set to host the clash, teams are set to lock horns on January 11, at 2:30 PM (IST).

The Adelaide Strikers are having a tough time in the ongoing tournament, with only 2 wins from 7 matches and 5 painful defeats. With that performance, they are standing in the last position of the points table with a net run rate of -0.299. In the ongoing season, their struggle was seen between batting and bowling. As the new match is coming up, they will be hungry for another win.

On the other hand, the Brisbane Heat is having a mixed run in the ongoing tournament. In seven matches, they registered 3 victories and 2 defeats and one match ended with no result. With that performance, they are standing in the fourth position with 7 points with a net run rate of -0.518. As the new game is unfolding soon, the team is set to quest for another victory.

STA vs HEA Head-to-Head

In the big stage of the Big Bash League, Adelaide Strikers and the Brisbane Heat locked horns with each other a total of 20 times. In those head-to-head encounters, the Brisbane Heat is holding the upper hand with 11 wins, and the Adelaide Strikers won 9 encounters. No match ended with no result.

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STA vs HEA Head-to-Head In Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

STA vs HEA: What Happened When They Last Played?

Before stepping into the upcoming match, Adelaide Strikers and Brisbane Heat cross swords in the 9th match of the ongoing tournament. While batting first, Adelaide Strikers faced some early woes. Ollie Pope played a knock of 34 runs in 29 balls. Jamie Overton played an unbeaten knock of 45 runs in just 24 deliveries.

While bowling in the first innings, the Heat bowlers showcased domination. Will Prestwidge secured 2 crucial scalps. Xavier Bartlett, Tom Whitney, and Paul Walter took 1 wicket each and restricted the opponent to 174 runs.

While chasing the target, the Brisbane Heat faced some early setbacks after losing quick wickets. After that, Nathan McSweeney and Matt Renshaw’s incredible crucial partnership led the way to victory.

Renshaw played a knock of 54 runs and McSweeny remained unbeaten on 78 runs. The Strikers bowlers dominated initially as Llyod Pope and Henry Thronton secured 2 scalps. But the Brisbane Heat won the match by 3 wickets in a last ball thriller.

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