BBL 2025-26 Match 29: HEA vs THU head-to-head, pitch report & predicted playing XIs
Brisbane Heat faces Sydney Thunder at the Gabba as both teams look to finish their BBL 2025-26 campaign on a positive note.

Brisbane Heat will face off against Sydney Thunder in Match 29 of the Big Bash League 2025-26 at the Gabba in Brisbane on Saturday, January 10. It would be the second encounter between the two teams this season, with Sydney Thunder winning their earlier clash, which remains their only victory so far.
Brisbane Heat have had an inconsistent season. From seven matches, they have won three and lost four. While results have not always gone their way, the Heat are still in the race for a playoff spot. Led by Nathan McSweeney, they will look to make full use of home conditions and finish the league stage on a strong note.
Sydney Thunder, on the other hand, have endured a very tough campaign. They have managed only one win all season and are placed at the bottom of the points table. With a poor net run rate and no chance of qualifying, David Warner’s side will now play for pride and try to end their season with a positive result.
HEA vs THU: Head-to-Head Record (T20s)
- Matches Played: 23
- Brisbane Heat Won: 14
- Sydney Thunder Won: 8
- No Result: 1
HEA vs THU: Pitch Report
The Gabba is generally a high-scoring ground. Fast bowlers may find some initial movement with the new ball, but it is easy to bat once they get settled. As the match goes on, the scoring may slow down a bit. Teams that won the toss will probably bat first and try to score high.
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HEA vs THU: Predicted Playing XIs
Brisbane Heat (HEA):
Jack Wildermuth, Lachlan Hearne, Nathan McSweeney (C), Matt Renshaw, Max Bryant, Hugh Weibgen, Jimmy Peirson (WK), Xavier Bartlett, Matthew Kuhnemann, Thomas Balkin, Ollie Patterson
Sydney Thunder (THU):
Matthew Gilkes, David Warner (C), Sam Konstas, Sam Billings (WK), Nic Maddinson, Daniel Sams, David Willey, Chris Green, Nathan McAndrew, Tanveer Sangha, Wes Agar
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