PS-W vs MR-W | WBBL 16th Match | 01-11-2019 15:10

Perth Scorchers Women vs Melbourne Renegades Women Prediction

Match: PS-W vs MR-W Team Prediction
Time:   01 Nov , 03:10 PM (IST)
Series: Women's Big Bash League 2019
Venue: W.A.C.A Ground, Perth.

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 Team Form in Last Five Matches (most recent first) 

MR-W: L W W L L
PS-W: L W L W L

 Head to Head Stats 

Matches Played  09

MR-W Won            04

PS-W Won            05

 Info: 

• This is the second meeting between these two teams this season - the Renegades won the first, chasing 133 to win by four wickets despite Nat Sciver hitting an unbeaten half-century for the Scorchers.
• It was Perth's first game in this season's Women's Big Bash League, and they have won one and lost two in total now - their lone win coming against Brisbane Heat, the defending champions.
• Melbourne Renegades, including that victory, have two wins and two defeats but they come into this match on the back of a three-run defeat to Sydney Thunder.

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 PS-W vs MR-W Toss Prediction 

Melbourne Renegades won the toss when these teams last met so Perth are due this one and may look to field first having on the only match in which they have bowled first so far.

 PS-W vs MR-W Weather Report 

Showers are forecast all day in Perth, although the chance of rain is given at 32 per cent in the late afternoon so there is a chance it may clear for the game. With winds around 21mph and overcast conditions, this is a day for the swing bowlers.

 PS-W vs MR-W Pitch Condition 

The WACA Ground is well known for its fast, super bouncy wickets. With the wind conditions too, it makes it an excellent place for bowling – but combine the pace of the pitch with a fast outfield, and it can also suit quick scoring.

 Team NEWS: 

 PS-W Team News 

Perth Scorchers made their first change last time out – Taneale Peschel replacing Emma King. She was wicketless, however, and the pace of the WACA pitch may mean a recall for Kath Hempenstall this time. Chloe Piparo has batted just once and scored three runs so her place could be in danger too.


 MR-W Team News 

Melbourne Renegades have stuck with the same 11 for all four games so far and despite a narrow defeat last time out – after a top-order collapse – they are unlikely to be rushing into changes for this game.

Predicted Lineups (Playing11):

 PS-W 

Meg Lanning (c), Amy Jones (wk), Nat Sciver, Nicole Bolton, Georgia Redmayne, Chloe Piparo, Heather Graham, Kim Garth, Piepa Cleary, Jemma Barsby, Kath Hempenstall.

 MR-W

Sophie Molineux, Danni Wyatt, Tammy Beaumont, Claire Koski, Jess Duffin (c), Courtney Webb, Josie Dooley (wk), Maitlan Brown, Georgia Wareham, Molly Strano, Lea Tahuhu.

 PS-W vs MR-W Dream11 Fantasy Team: 

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Key Players:

 PS-W Key Players: 

 Nat Sciver: 
Scored an unbeaten half-century when these teams last met and was one of the few Scorchers batsmen to score against Adelaide Strikers last time out too. She has been dismissed just once in three innings, scoring 93 runs so far.

 Amy Jones: 
Opened the tournament with 44 in the defeat to the Renegades and then hit 60* in the dominant nine-wicket win against Brisbane Heat. The England wicket-keeper-batsmen is getting back to her best form.

 Kim Garth: 
The Irish all-rounder should find conditions at the WACA suit her, and she goes into the game having claimed five wickets in three matches so far.

 MR-W Key Players: 

 Danni Wyatt:
Top-scored in both of the Renegades’ wins so far – hitting 61 against Adelaide Strikers and 31 against the Scorchers. She has also claimed two wickets with her off-spin bowling.

 Jess Duffin: 
The Renegades’ captain and hugely experienced former Australia international has led from the front with some consistent batting performances so far – she has hit 156 runs so far, including 69 against the Thunder last time out.

 Maitlan Brown: 
The uncapped medium-pace bowler was wicketless when these teams last met, but she has picked up seven wickets from the other three matches she has played – including 3-22 last time out against Sydney Thunder.

 PS-W vs BH-W Dream11 Prediction: 

Wicket-keeper

Amy Jones has picked up where she left off with some excellent batting form so far and, at 9.5 credits, she still represents good value given how important she is to the Scorchers up the order.

Batsmen

Meg Lanning will be alongside Jones at the top of the order and the Australia captain can never be written off – but at 10.5 credits, and with one good innings out of three so far, she is a gamble and there may be better options. Given her good batting form so far, Jess Duffin is one of those at just 8.5 credits. Nicole Bolton top-scored for the Scorchers last time out, meanwhile, and you can also pick up England international Tammy Beaumont for 9.5 credits too.

All-rounders

Leaving Lanning out gives plenty of choice in the all-round department too, though you have to decide between the top all-rounders and the top bowlers. You might not be able to afford both. If you go for the all-rounders, Danni Wyatt has two wickets to her name so far and has top-scored in both of the Renegades wins. Team-mate Sophie Molineux was back to her best with the ball last time out, meanwhile, taking three wickets. She will be at the top of the batting order too. For the Scorchers, Nat Sciver hit a half-century when these teams last met, while Kim Garth has five wickets in three games and is excellent value at 8.5 credits. That does mean you have to leave out Heather Graham, however, who was the top wicket-taker in WBBL|04. 

Bowlers

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Opting for the top all-rounders means Lea Tahuhu and Molly Strano are realistically now out of your price range. Maitlan Brown has seven wickets, however, and she is 8.5 credits so good value too. Jemma Barsby started the tournament with two wickets in each of the Scorchers’ first two games and she is good value at 8.5 credits too. There are five bowlers listed at eight credits, but of those only Taneale Peschel has played so far – and she was wicketless. A fast WACA wicket could suit Kath Hempenstall, however – it’s a gamble, but it is well worth it should it pay off.

Captain/vice-captain

Danni Wyatt has started the tournament in good form, particularly with the bat, while her two wickets across the last two games show she is a genuine all-rounder too. She would make a good captain choice. For the Scorchers, Kim Garth has five wickets in three games and a faster pitch should suit the Irish international. Between her and in-form Maitlan Brown there are good bowling choices for vice-captain

 Team Forms: 

PS-W Team Form

The Scorchers have won one of their three games so far, beating Brisbane Heat by nine wickets thanks to Amy Jones and Meg Lanning hitting half-centuries, in between defeats to Melbourne Renegades and Adelaide Strikers.
Against the Renegades, Jones (44) and Nat Sciver (55*) were in good batting form but their total of 132/5 was not quite enough as they slipped to a four-wicket defeat. After bouncing back against Brisbane, chasing 147 to win in 18.2 overs, they then fell well short against Adelaide Strikers. Nicole Bolton hit 41 but a total of 115/9 was well below par and the Strikers needed just 14.4 overs to seal a seven-wicket win.

MR-W Recent Team Form

Melbourne Renegades bounced back from an opening defeat to Adelaide Strikers by beating the same opponents in their second game and then the Perth Scorchers. They could not make it three wins in a row last time out, however – chasing 133 to win after Sophie Molineux and Maitlan Brown each claimed three wickets, the Renegades came up just short on 129/8. Jess Duffin hit 69 from 56 balls bit was caught off the final ball.

 SQUAD: 

PS-W:
Meg Lanning(c), Amy Ellen Jones(w), Natalie Sciver, Nicole Bolton, Georgia Redmayne, Heather Graham, Chloe Piparo, Piepa Cleary, Jemma Barsby, Kim Garth, Emma King, Taneale Peschel, Kath Hempenstall, Mathilda Carmichael, Samantha Betts.


BH-W:
Beth Mooney(w), Kirby Short(c), Grace Harris, Jess Jonassen, Maddy Green, Sammy-Jo Johnson, Mikayla Hinkley, Laura Harris, Amelia Kerr, Delissa Kimmince, Georgia Prestwidge, Courtney Grace Sippel, Haidee Birkett, Charli Knott, Lilly Mills.

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