WBBL 2025 Match 18: BH-W vs ST-W head-to-head, pitch report & predicted playing XIs
Brisbane Heat Women face Sydney Thunder Women in WBBL 2025 Match 18, with both teams desperate for points after slow starts to their season.
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The Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2025 is moving ahead with Match No. 17, where Brisbane Heat Women (BH-W) will face Sydney Thunder Women (ST-W) on Friday, November 21 at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane. Both teams are searching for consistency after slow starts to their season.
The Brisbane Heat Women, led by Jess Jonassen, have struggled so far. They have played three matches and lost all three. The team will be eager to get their first win of the season and turn things around, especially playing at home. Brisbane defeated Sydney in last year’s Challenger match at this same venue, which may give them some confidence heading into this contest.
Sydney Thunder Women have also had a tough time in the tournament. They have played four matches, winning only one and losing the other three. However, they finally broke their losing streak in their previous match with a strong nine-wicket win over the Perth Scorchers Women. Phoebe Litchfield’s team will hope to build on that momentum and climb up the points table.
BH-W vs ST-W: Head-to-Head Record
- Matches Played: 23
- Brisbane Heat Women Won: 13
- Sydney Thunder Women Won: 10
- No Result/Tied: 0
BH-W vs ST-W: Pitch Report
The surface at Allan Border Field has offered good batting conditions so far. Three matches have been played at this venue, with an average first-innings score of 162. Two out of the three games have been won by teams chasing. The pitch allows batters to play their shots freely, especially under lights. Because of this, captains winning the toss may prefer to bowl first and chase a score later on.
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BH-W vs ST-W: Predicted Playing XIs
Brisbane Heat Women (BH-W):
Grace Harris, Charli Knott, Jemimah Rodrigues, Jess Jonassen (C), Chinelle Henry, Nadine de Klerk, Georgia Redmayne (WK), Nicola Hancock, Mikayla Wrigley, Sianna Ginger, Lucy Hamilton.
Sydney Thunder Women (ST-W):
Georgia Voll, Tahlia Wilson (WK), Phoebe Litchfield (C), Heather Knight, Chamari Athapaththu, Anika Learoyd, Laura Harris, Lucy Finn, Taneale Peschel, Shabnim Ismail, Samantha Bates.
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