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The action continues in the WBBL with Sydney Thunder Women taking on Perth Scorchers Women in the eleventh match at Drummoyne Oval, Sydney on 5th November at 1:40 PM IST..
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Captaincy Picks:
Sophie Devine – Perth Scorchers’ explosive all-rounder has scored 58 runs in two innings at 58.00 and claimed five wickets, including outstanding figures of 4/19. |
Georgia Voll – Sydney Thunder’s talented all-rounder leads the wicket-taking charts with six wickets in two matches at an average of 8.50, including excellent figures of 4/26. |
Top Picks:
Nadine de Klerk – Sydney Thunder’s versatile all-rounder has claimed two wickets in two matches, conceding 60 runs, while providing right-handed batting depth to the middle order. |
Beth Mooney – Perth Scorchers’ experienced wicketkeeper-batter has accumulated 75 runs in two innings at 75.00, striking at 136.36, with a highest score of 58. |
Budget Picks:
Lauren Bell – Sydney Thunder’s right-arm fast bowler claimed one wicket for 38 runs in four overs against Brisbane Heat, bringing pace and international experience to the attack. |
Lilly Mills – Perth Scorchers’ right-arm off-spinner claimed one wicket for 12 runs in 2.1 overs against Melbourne Stars and contributed an unbeaten 13 with the bat. |
Captain |
Sophie Devine & Georgia Voll |
Vice-Captain |
Nadine de Klerk & Beth Mooney |
Players |
Dream11 Credits |
Dream11 Points (Last match) |
Ebony Hoskin |
NA |
NA |
Lucy Finn |
NA |
NA |
SL Captaincy Choice |
Sophie Devine |
GL Captaincy Choice |
Georgia Voll |
Punt Picks |
Lauren Bell and Lilly Mills |
Dream11 Combination |
1-4-3-3 |
Sydney Thunder Women are set to face Perth Scorchers Women in the 11th match of the Women's Big Bash League 2026 on November 5 at Drummoyne Oval in Sydney. Both sides have enjoyed impressive starts to the tournament, securing four points from their first two matches. Sydney Thunder currently occupy the top spot with a superior net run rate of +2.250, while Perth Scorchers sit second with +1.696. Therefore, Thunder will be keen to preserve their unbeaten record and strengthen their position at the summit. Perth, meanwhile, will look to extend their winning run and claim the top spot with another convincing performance. The match will begin at 1:40 PM IST.
Sydney Thunder enter this contest full of confidence after defeating Brisbane Heat by six wickets in their previous outing. Chasing 179, Thunder reached 180/4 in just 16.4 overs, thanks to Heather Knight's unbeaten 54 off 29 deliveries. Phoebe Litchfield set the tone with an aggressive 41 from 19 balls, while Laura Harris added a blistering 35 off just 16 deliveries. Earlier, Brisbane Heat had posted 178/5, with Grace Harris scoring 58 off 37 balls and Georgia Redmayne contributing 57 from 44 deliveries. Georgia Voll led Thunder's bowling effort, claiming two wickets for 25 runs. Perth Scorchers, on the other hand, produced a disciplined performance to overcome Melbourne Stars by 15 runs while defending a modest total of 124/9. Alana King top-scored with 18 off 21 balls, while Chloe Ainsworth contributed 16 and Lilly Mills remained unbeaten on 13. The bowlers then took charge, with Sophie Devine delivering an outstanding spell of 4/19 and Alana King claiming 3/17 to dismiss Melbourne for 109 in 18.1 overs. Meg Lanning offered the main resistance with 41 off 36 deliveries, but Perth's bowling attack maintained control to secure the victory.
With both teams boasting impressive all-round combinations, this encounter promises a closely fought battle. Sydney Thunder will look towards Phoebe Litchfield, Georgia Voll, Heather Knight and Laura Harris to maintain their attacking approach with the bat. Furthermore, Nadine de Klerk and Jemma Barsby provide valuable depth and balance to the lineup. Perth Scorchers, meanwhile, possess considerable firepower through Beth Mooney, Sophie Devine, Katie Mack and Freya Kemp, while Alana King and Fatima Sana strengthen their bowling options. Drummoyne Oval generally offers a favourable batting surface, although spinners could influence the contest during the middle overs. Perth's bowling unit will arrive with confidence after its impressive display against Melbourne, but Sydney's explosive batting form and home advantage could prove decisive. Overall, Thunder hold a slight edge, although the Scorchers have the quality to challenge them throughout the contest.
Teams |
Matches Won |
Sydney Thunder Women |
10 |
Perth Scorchers Women |
12 |
Temperature |
17°C |
Weather Forecast |
Clear Sky |
Pitch Behaviour |
Balanced |
Best Suited To |
Pace |
Average 1st innings score |
132 |
Records |
Good |
Winning % |
57% |
Sydney Thunder Women Playing 11:
1) Georgia Voll
2) Phoebe Litchfield ©
3) Heather Knight
4) Tahlia Wilson (wk)
5) Nadine de Klerk
6) Anika Learoyd
7) Laura Harris
8) Jemma Barsby
9) Hannah Darlington
10) Lauren Bell
11) Samantha Bates
Perth Scorchers Women Playing 11:
1) Beth Mooney © (wk)
2) Katie Mack
3) Sophie Devine
4) Mikayla Hinkley
5) Freya Kemp
6) Fatima Sana
7) Amy Edgar
8) Alana King
9) Chloe Ainsworth
10) Lilly Mills
11) Chloe Piparo
With a stronger squad on paper, Sydney Thunder Women look favourites to emerge victorious in this contest.