Women's Big Bash League
Group - T20 - 4th Match
Aban.
MS-W
184/5 (20)
AS-W
32/1 (4.2)
No result

CRR

7.62

REQ. RATE

9.62

PROJ. SCORE

152

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Match Info

MS-W vs AS-W

Match: WBBL 2025: Melbourne Stars W vs Adelaide Strikers W - 4th Match

Date: Nov 10 2025

Time: 1:00 pm IST (07:30 GMT)

Venue: Junction Oval

Status: No result

Series: Women's Big Bash League

Venue StatsJunction Oval
8Matches
Win Bat first25%
Win Bowl first75%
Avg 1st Inns
132
Avg 2nd Inns
118
Highest Total160
Lowest Total55
Highest Successful Chase150
Team Form
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Head to Head
Melbourne Stars W
MS-W
0 - 0
AS-W
Adelaide Strikers W

Team Comparison

Melbourne Stars W
MS-WMelbourne Stars W
Adelaide Strikers W
AS-WAdelaide Strikers W
0Matches Played0
0Matches Won0
0%Win %0%
0Avg Score0
0Highest Score0
0Lowest Score0
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R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo, Sri Lanka
27° C
updated at 11:52 am
78% Humidity
84% Chance

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Points Table

PosTeamPWLNRNRRPTSRecent Form
1
Hobart Hurricanes W
HH-W
10721+0.31115
WWLLW
2
Sydney Sixers W
SS-W
10631-0.31313
WLWWW
3
Perth Scorchers W
PS-W
10640-0.14612
WWLWW
4
Melbourne Stars W
MS-W
10541+1.04011
LLLWW
5
Melbourne Renegades W
MR-W
10550+0.41210
WLLLW
6
Adelaide Strikers W
AS-W
10343+0.0959
LWWLL
7
Sydney Thunder W
ST-W
10451-0.1249
WWLLW
8
Brisbane Heat W
BH-W
10091-1.2181
LLLLL
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