PS W vs MR W Live Score, In the Match of Rebel WBBL 2020 which will be played at Sydney Showground Stadium. PS W vs SS W Live Score, Match between Perth Scorchers Women and the Melbourne Renegades Live on November 11th 2020 Live Score & Live Streaming.
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PS W vs MR W Live Score & Live Streaming TV Channels
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PS W vs MR Live Score & Live Streaming Guide
| Australia | Fox Sports |
| South Africa |
SuperSport |
| Canada |
ATN Cricket Plus (Asian Television Network) |
| USA | Willow TV |
| Malaysia | Astro Cricket HD |
| MENA |
OSN Sports Cricket HD |
| Afghanistan | RTA |
| Bangladesh | Gazi TV (GTV) |
| Pakistan | Ten Sports Pakistan |
| Sri Lanka | SLRC (Channel Eye) |
Match Detail
Venue: Sydney Showground Stadium.
Match Preview
The Perth Scorchers have won 3 out of their 8 matches and have lost three while two of their matches ended in no result. This has gotten them 8 points and the 4th spot in the points table. The Melbourne Renegades Women have won only one game so far and this has made them rest without any peace at the bottom of the table. Both these teams could benefit enormously from a win in this game and this would make the game a really close-fought encounter.
PS W vs MR W Squads
Perth Scorchers Women
Sophie Devine, Megan Banting, Beth Mooney, Chloe Piparo, Heather Graham, Nicole Bolton, Jemma Barsby, Sam Betts, Piepa Cleary, Lauren Down, Sarah Glenn, Emma King, Taneale Peschel
Melbourne Renegades Women
Amy Sattherthwaite, Makinley Blows, Rebecca Carter, Elly Donald, Josie Dooley, Erin Fazackerly, Ella Hayward, Lizelle Lee, Carly Leeson, Rosemary Mair, Sophie Molineux, Courtney Neale, Molly Strano, Courtney Webb and Amy Yates
PS W vs MR W Predicted XIs
Perth Scorchers Women
Sophie Devine (C), Beth Mooney (WK), Nicole Bolton, Megan Banting, Heather Graham, Sarah Glenn, Chloe Piparo, Lauren Down, Jemma Barsby, Piepa Cleary and Taneale Peschel
Melbourne Renegades Women
Lizelle Lee, Sophie Molineux, Amy Sattherthwaite (C), Erin Fazackerly, Courtney Webb, Josie Dooley (WK), Molly Strano, Rosemary Mair, Carly Leeson, Courtney Neale and Rebecca Carter/Elly Donald
Weather Report & Pitch Condition
The chances of the match getting hindered are low on Saturday as the forecast suggests the rainfall probability to be as low as 10 per cent. The temperature will be hovering between 20 and 22 degree Celsius.
The pitch at the Showground Stadium has been rather forgiving for the bowlers in this season of the Women’s Big Bash League. But the runs will flow for the batters if they are able to use the conditions in their favour.
Average first innings score:
190 (One completed match of the tournament played at this venue)
Record of chasing teams:
Won – 0, Lost – 1, Tied – 0 (One completed match of the tournament played at this venue)
PS W vs MR W Top Picks
- Beth Mooney is the highest run-getter of the tournament at the moment and looks to be in blazing hot form with the bat in hand. She has scored 287 runs at an average of 71.75 in the matches that she has played in.
- Sophie Molineux has been doing well with both the bat and the ball in this season of the WBBL. In the 7 matches that she has played in, she has taken 8 wickets and scored 101 runs.
- Sophie Devine has looked to be in good touch with the bat in this season, having scored 183 runs in 7 matches at a strike rate of 120.52.
- Carly Leeson has taken 6 wickets in 7 matches at an economy of 7.00 runs per over showing her prowess at controlling the flow of runs and taking wickets at the same time.
Rebel WBBL 2020
The sixth edition of the Women’s Big Bash League is set to start on Sunday, 25 October, in Sydney, which will host all games this season.
The tournament features some of the top talent in women’s cricket, with several international players and Australia’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup-winning team in action. The build up to this edition included lots of internationals moving from one franchise to the other, promising considerable shake-up to the competition. Ahead of the season, we take a look at some key player signings and how it could impact the franchises.
The best players from around the world have arrived in the rebel WBBL Village in Sydney Olympic Park ahead of Sunday’s opening rebel WBBL|06 matches.
More than 250 players, staff and families will spend the next five weeks inside the Village with the entire 59-game season to be played in Sydney.
Eight matches will be played across North Sydney Oval and Hurstville Oval this Sunday and Monday, highlighted by a Sunday double-header on the Seven Network, Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports (opening round fixture below).
The rebel WBBL is the world’s leading women’s domestic cricket league with more than 20 international players and staff joining the best talent from around Australia. More rebel WBBL games will be broadcast this season than ever before – a year-on-year increase of 57% – building on the success of the first-ever standalone tournament in 2019-20.
