✓ Finished27 Nov 2024 · Drummoyne Oval

Sydney Thunder W vs Hobart Hurricanes W Playing 11, Complete Squads & Toss UpdateKnockout, Women's Big Bash League 2024 · 1:45 pm IST

Sydney Thunder W Logo
Sydney Thunder W
ST-W · Home
129/4 (19)
VS
FULL TIME
Hobart Hurricanes W Logo
Hobart Hurricanes W
HH-W · Away
126/6 (20)
🏆 Sydney Thunder W won by 6 wickets
Phoebe Litchfield
★ Player of the Match
Phoebe LitchfieldST-W
46 runs36 balls5 ×4s1 ×6sSR 127.8
InfoScorecardOvers39Playing XIStatsResultsView PredictionDiscussion0
Role keyBatterBowlerAll-rounderWicket-keeperCCaptain
Sydney Thunder W Logo
ST-W
Playing XI · Captain Phoebe Litchfield
11
XI
Playing XI11
  1. Chamari Athapaththu
    ARAllrounder
  2. Shabnim Ismail
    BOWLBowler
  3. Georgia Adams
    BATBatsman
  4. Sammy-Jo Johnson
    ARAllrounder
  5. Hannah Darlington
    BATBatsman
  6. Samantha Bates
    BOWLBowler
  7. Taneale Peschel
    BATBatsman
  8. Tahlia WilsonWK
    WKBatsman
  9. Phoebe LitchfieldC
    BOWLBowler
  10. Georgia Voll
    ARAllrounder
  11. Anika Learoyd
    BATBatsman
Bench & Squad5
  1. Heather Knight
    BATMiddle Order Batter
  2. Saskia Horley
    ARAllrounder
  3. Claire Moore
    BATBatsman
  4. Sienne Eve
    BOWLBowler
  5. Ella Briscoe
    ARAllrounder
Hobart Hurricanes W Logo
HH-W
Playing XI · Captain Elyse Villani
11
XI
Playing XI11
  1. Suzie Bates
    ARAllrounder
  2. Elyse VillaniC
    BATBatsman
  3. Nicola Carey
    ARAllrounder
  4. Lizelle LeeWK
    WKBatsman
  5. Lauren Smith
    BOWLBowler
  6. Molly Strano
    BOWLBowler
  7. Heather Graham
    BOWLBowler
  8. Kathryn Bryce
    BATBatsman
  9. Rosemary Mair
    ARAllrounder
  10. Amy Smith
    BOWLBowler
  11. Ruth Johnston
    ARAllrounder
Bench & Squad7
  1. Danni Wyatt-Hodge
    BATTop Order Batter
  2. Chloe Tryon
    ARAllrounder
  3. Tabatha Saville
    BATBatsman
  4. Rachel Trenaman
    BATBatsman
  5. Hayley Silver-holmes
    BOWLBowler
  6. Zoe Cooke
    ARAllrounder
  7. Callie Wilson
    BOWLBowler
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