• Match: Hobart Hurricanes Women vs Brisbane Heat Women( HH-W vs BH-W ), 10th Match, Women’s Big Bash League 2025
• Date and Time: November 15,  04:40 am GMT / 10:10 am IST / 03:40 am local time
• Venue: Drummoyne Oval, Sydney

Brisbane Heat Women
Hobart Hurricanes Women

Hobart Hurricanes Women( HH-W ) is set to face Brisbane Heat Women( BH-W ) in their 10th match during the Women’s Big Bash League 2025. This match is scheduled to take place at the Drummoyne Oval on Saturday, November 15.

The Hobart Hurricanes Women triumphed over the Sydney Sixers Women by 6 wickets with 19 balls to spare in a thrilling T20 clash. Batting first, the Sixers posted 152/9 in 20 overs, with Alyssa Healy scoring 37 and Ellyse Perry 33. Despite these efforts, wickets fell at regular intervals, leaving the target slightly below par. Hayley Silver-Holmes was exceptional with the ball, claiming 3/18 and earning Player of the Match as well as topping Cricinfo’s MVP chart with 85.31 points.

Chasing 153, the Hurricanes got off to a blazing start. Lizelle Lee (55 off 33 balls) and Danni Wyatt-Hodge (45 off 26 balls) powered the innings, while Nat Sciver-Brunt (21) and Nicola Carey (26*) provided stability in the middle. Hobart reached the target comfortably in 16.5 overs, highlighting their dominance in both strike rotation and boundary hitting.

The Perth Scorchers Women secured a commanding 23-run victory over the Brisbane Heat Women in a high-octane contest. Batting first, the Scorchers posted a formidable 172/3 in 20 overs, powered by a sensational century from Beth Mooney (105 off 73 balls). Katie Mack (31) and Paige Scholfield (22) provided solid support, helping set a challenging target for the Heat.

Chasing 173, Brisbane Heat started brightly with Grace Harris scoring 46, but wickets fell at regular intervals, and the required run rate climbed. Charli Knott (32) and Chinelle Henry (39) tried to stabilize the innings, but the Heat fell short at 149 all out in 19.1 overs. Perth bowlers Sophie Devine (2/32), Chloe Ainsworth (2/34), and Amy Edgar (1/19) were instrumental in keeping the Heat under pressure.

Hobart Hurricanes Women: Elyse Villani (c), Lizelle Lee (wk), Danielle Wyatt-Hodge, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Nicola Carey, Heather Graham, Rachel Trenaman, Hayley Silver-Holmes, Molly Strano, Lauren Smith, Linsey Smith.

Brisbane Heat Women: Jess Jonassen (c), Charli Knott, Nadine de Klerk, Jemimah Rodrigues, Chinelle Henry, Annie O’Neil, Sianna Ginger, Georgia Redmayne (wk), Lucinda Bourke, Nicola Hancock, Lucy Hamilton.

Hobart Hurricanes Women: W, A, W, W, W
Brisbane Heat Women: L, A, L, L, L

We’re hoping the team wins the toss and chooses to bowl first.

The pitch at Drummoyne Oval, Sydney offers a fairly balanced contest between bat and ball. Early in the game, pace bowlers can extract some movement and bounce, making the initial overs slightly challenging for batters. As the match progresses, the surface tends to settle, becoming more favorable for batters to build innings and play their strokes freely. In the later stages, spinners can come into play if the pitch slows down or shows variable bounce. Teams winning the toss often prefer to chase, as batting second has been slightly more successful in recent T20 matches. Overall, it’s a typical Sydney wicket that rewards good technique, patience, and smart shot selection.

The weather at Drummoyne Oval, Sydney on November 15 at 3:40 PM local time is expected to be warm and mostly cloudy, with temperatures around 25°C (77°F). The skies will remain largely overcast, providing comfortable conditions for players and spectators alike. There is no significant chance of rain during this period, though showers could develop later in the evening. Light winds and moderate humidity will make for pleasant playing conditions, ensuring the game can proceed smoothly. Overall, it promises to be a stable and enjoyable afternoon for cricket.