CSE
Toss Index539.9▼ −0.11%Match Index872.6▲ +2.84%TIX-ATOZ26102.5▲ +2.49%TIX-AVII26105.9▲ +4.16%TIX-SAWT26121.3▲ +9.16%TIX-UAET2699.3▼ −0.73%TIX-CPL2660.4▼ −7.73%TIX-SLTO26102.7▲ +2.73%Sri Lanka tour of England 2026 · CSXM3618 BT vs JK▬ +0.00%M3617 ML vs UAE▬ +0.00%M3616 ENG vs SL▲ +2.84%M3615 AFG vs IND▲ +4.27%M3614 ZIM-W vs SA-W▲ +4.27%M3613 ZIM vs AUS▲ +2.60%M3612 ML vs UAE▲ +4.27%M3611 BT vs GAW▼ −4.62%M3610 AFG vs IND▲ +4.27%M3609 ZIM-W vs SA-W▲ +4.27%Toss Index539.9▼ −0.11%Match Index872.6▲ +2.84%TIX-ATOZ26102.5▲ +2.49%TIX-AVII26105.9▲ +4.16%TIX-SAWT26121.3▲ +9.16%TIX-UAET2699.3▼ −0.73%TIX-CPL2660.4▼ −7.73%TIX-SLTO26102.7▲ +2.73%Sri Lanka tour of England 2026 · CSXM3618 BT vs JK▬ +0.00%M3617 ML vs UAE▬ +0.00%M3616 ENG vs SL▲ +2.84%M3615 AFG vs IND▲ +4.27%M3614 ZIM-W vs SA-W▲ +4.27%M3613 ZIM vs AUS▲ +2.60%M3612 ML vs UAE▲ +4.27%M3611 BT vs GAW▼ −4.62%M3610 AFG vs IND▲ +4.27%M3609 ZIM-W vs SA-W▲ +4.27%
✓ Finished1 Dec 2024 · Melbourne Cricket Ground

Melbourne Renegades W vs Brisbane Heat WFinal, Women's Big Bash League 2024 · 7:50 am IST

MR-W
Melbourne Renegades W
MR-W · Home
141/9 (20)
VS
FULL TIME
BH-W
Brisbane Heat W
BH-W · Away
90/6 (12)
🏆 Melbourne Renegades W won by 7 runs
Hayley Matthews
★ Player of the Match
Hayley MatthewsMR-W
69 runs61 balls8 ×4s0 ×6sSR 113.12 wkts
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Results · Women's Big Bash League 2024/2025

Completed matches in this series — most recent first.

3Played
43Total
ChallengerNov 29 · Fri
📍Allan Border Field, Brisbane
BH-W
BH-W🏆
134/1 (15.2)
VS
ST-W
ST-W
133/7 (20)
✓ Brisbane Heat W won by 9 wickets (with 28 balls remaining)
View Scorecard
KnockoutNov 27 · Wed
📍Drummoyne Oval, Sydney
ST-W
ST-W🏆
129/4 (19)
VS
HH-W
HH-W
126/6 (20)
✓ Sydney Thunder W won by 6 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
View Scorecard
40th MatchNov 24 · Sun
📍Allan Border Field, Brisbane
BH-W
BH-W🏆
142/5 (17)
VS
SS-W
SS-W
140/10 (20)
✓ Brisbane Heat W won by 5 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)
View Scorecard
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