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Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women Preview & Prediction

Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women taking place? Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women will take place on Sunday 17th October, 2021 at 00:15 (UK)

Where is Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women taking place? Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women will take place at Blundstone Arena in Hobart, Australia

What is the expected weather for Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women? 12-14c dry with light cloud and a moderate breeze

Where can I get tickets for Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women

What TV channel is Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women on in the UK? Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women will be televised live on Sky Sports

Where can I stream Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women? Sky Sports subscribers can stream Perth Scorchers Women vs Brisbane Heat Women live on Sky Go

THE PREDICTION

If Brisbane Heat are to emerge triumphant in their opening BBL game of the year, they will need to find a way of neutralising this imposing Perth Scorchers top order. Captain Sophie Devine’s top order batting can win games of cricket for the Scorchers on its own and she boasts a capable partner in Beth Mooney. Add South African all-rounder Marizanne Kapp and Sri Lanka batter Chamari Athapaththu into the mix and you have a recipe for success with bucketloads of experience at the highest level of international cricket to call upon. However, write off the Heat at your peril! They have historically proven a strong WBBL team having won the tournament twice in the past three years and their batting does look stronger from a depth perspective than Perth Scorchers. In Georgia Redmayne, captain Jess Jonassen and middle order blaster Laura Kimmince, the Heat boast firepower in abundance, although Jonassen is an injury doubt here. Should the Australian international be passed fit and the dangerous Devine dismissed early on in the Perth innings, then Brisbane Heat may just edge what should be a tight encounter between two teams expected to be in the mix for the title come the business end of the tournament.