CSE
Toss Index526.0▼ −0.82%Match Index909.8▲ +4.27%TIX-ATOZ26102.5▲ +2.49%TIX-CPL2659.9▼ −0.82%TIX-AVII26105.9▲ +4.16%TIX-SAWT26121.3▲ +9.16%TIX-UAET26101.7▲ +2.49%TIX-SLTO26102.7▲ +2.73%Caribbean Premier League 2026 · CSXM3619 ML vs UAE▬ +0.00%M3618 BT vs JK▬ +0.00%M3617 ML vs UAE▲ +4.27%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%Toss Index526.0▼ −0.82%Match Index909.8▲ +4.27%TIX-ATOZ26102.5▲ +2.49%TIX-CPL2659.9▼ −0.82%TIX-AVII26105.9▲ +4.16%TIX-SAWT26121.3▲ +9.16%TIX-UAET26101.7▲ +2.49%TIX-SLTO26102.7▲ +2.73%Caribbean Premier League 2026 · CSXM3619 ML vs UAE▬ +0.00%M3618 BT vs JK▬ +0.00%M3617 ML vs UAE▲ +4.27%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%
✓ Finished31 Oct 2024 · North Sydney Oval

Sydney Thunder W vs Hobart Hurricanes W Ball by Ball Over Commentary7th Match, Women's Big Bash League 2024 · 1:45 pm IST

ST-W
Sydney Thunder W
ST-W · Home
146/5 (17)
VS
FULL TIME
HH-W
Hobart Hurricanes W
HH-W · Away
113/8 (17)
🏆 Sydney Thunder W won by 33 runs
Heather Knight
★ Player of the Match
Heather KnightST-W
48 runs28 balls7 ×4s1 ×6sSR 171.4
InfoScorecardOvers34Playing XIStatsResultsView PredictionDiscussion0
ST-W
ST-W
1st Innings · 17 ov
146/5
RR 8.59
HH-W
HH-W
2nd Innings · 17 ov
113/8
RR 6.65
Over 17· Carey
+1161/2
W14141
WKT — Learoyd clean bowled b Carey
Over 17· Ismail
+841/5
11411·
Over 16· Graham
+850/1
1wdW11·4
WKT — Knight catch out b Graham
Over 15· Wilson
+1142/0
wd1nb11·11
Over 14· Strano
+1931/0
14·644
Over 13· Carey
+812/0
·14111
Over 13· Bates
+423/1
·11W11
WKT — Graham clean bowled b Bates
Over 12· Wilson
+44/0
··1111
Over 12· Johnson
+1919/0
1466·2
Powerplay (1-4)
ST-W34/1
HH-W31/2
Middle (5-15)
ST-W99/3
HH-W33/1
Death (16-20)
ST-W13/1
HH-W49/5
Boundaries
ST-W18× 4s · 3× 6s
HH-W12× 4s · 3× 6s
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It is not my job to announce the winner

Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019