Brisbane Heat vs Hobart Hurricanes, 29th T20 Match Prediction 09 Jan 2020
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The Gabba, Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane Heat
7.15
131/5 in 18.2
6.30
126/9 in 20.0
Hobart Hurricanes
Brisbane Heat
7.15
131/5 in 18.2
Hobart Hurricanes
6.30
126/9 in 20.0
The Gabba, Brisbane, Australia
Toss Winner - Hobart Hurricanes won the toss and chose to bat first
Brisbane Heat beat Hobart Hurricanes by 5 wickets
Brisbane Heat vs Hobart Hurricanes cricket betting odds
BRH
1.48
HBH
2.50
BH vs HH Prediction
Can Hobart Hurricanes avenge their previous loss against Brisbane or will it be 2-0 for the Heat?
- Head to head, in last five matches, played between the two sides, Brisbane Heat won just 1 game while Hobart Hurricanes won four.
- It will be a big blow to Hurricanes as they will miss the top-scorer D’Arcy Short (248 runs in 6 innings) who is to join Australian team to play ODIs in India.
- Brisbane Heat just got the momentum with two wins in succession, defeating Hobart Hurricanes and Sydney Thunder.
Brisbane Heat to win!
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Match Preview
Both the teams, Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes have won 4 out of their 6 games in this tournament and hold 6 points. After losing the first two games of the tournament, Heat played some good cricket to win 3 of their next four, and twice they have posted 200 plus runs. Brisbane Heat hold the fifth position in the points table while Hobart Hurricanes are placed in seventh place.
D’Arcy Short, the run-machine for Hobart Hurricanes played his last match for the Hurricanes, at least for a couple of weeks, as he jets off to India with the Australian ODI team. This will change the team’s dynamics and the responsibility of other batsmen, especially Ben McDermott, will be increased manyfold. Along with him, Hurricanes will miss the fourth leading wicket-taker of the tournament Meredith along with James Faulkner due to his injuries.
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Both the teams, Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes have won 4 out of their 6 games in this tournament and hold 6 points. After losing the first two games of the tournament, Heat played some good cricket to win 3 of their next four, and twice they have posted 200 plus runs. Brisbane Heat hold the fifth position in the points table while Hobart Hurricanes are placed in seventh place.
D’Arcy Short, the run-machine for Hobart Hurricanes played his last match for the Hurricanes, at least for a couple of weeks, as he jets off to India with the Australian ODI team. This will change the team’s dynamics and the responsibility of other batsmen, especially Ben McDermott, will be increased manyfold. Along with him, Hurricanes will miss the fourth leading wicket-taker of the tournament Meredith along with James Faulkner due to his injuries.
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Teams Preview
Brisbane Heat
Brisbane Heat started the season poorly, losing their first two matches against Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Stars. In both the games, their batsmen failed to chase and could not cross even 150. They registered their first win of the season against Sydney Sixers after posting 200 plus score batting first but immediately faced another defeat against Perth Scorchers in the next game.
Heat then bounced back and triumphed in their next 2 outings. In the game against Hurricanes, Heat posted the club’s highest total in the BBL (212 runs) and third highest of all time, to win the game by 31 runs. It was Chris Lynn who took the team beyond 200 in the games against Sydney Sixers (Lynn’s 94 runs off 35) and Hobart Hurricanes (Lynn’s 88 off 55). Playing against Thunder at Sydney, Heat smashed 119 runs in just 8 overs and won the rain-affected match by 16 runs (D/L method), all thanks to Tom Banton’s half-century (19-balls 56) and Lynn’s 13-balls 31.
In the last 10 games, Chris Lynn (308 runs) scored the most runs, followed by Matt Renshaw (261 runs). Josh Lalor leads the bowling unit with his 14 wickets in the previous 10 games.
Key Players - Chris Lynn, Matt Renshaw, Josh Lalor
Brisbane Heat Actual Playing XI:
Ben Cutting, Zahir Khan, Ben Laughlin, Matt Renshaw, Chris Lynn, Joe Burns , Josh Lalor, Mitchell Swepson, Jimmy Peirson, Max Bryant, Tom Banton
Brisbane Heat Key Players From Previous Game
BatsmenR
B
4s
6s
SR
T Banton
56
19
2
7
294.74
C Lynn
31
13
3
2
238.46
M Bryant
12
4
1
1
300
BowlersO
M
R
W
Econ
J Prestwidge
1.0
0
15
2
15
Z Khan
1.0
0
7
1
7
B Laughlin
1.0
0
16
1
16
Bowlers
O
M
R
W
Econ
J Prestwidge
1.0
0
15
2
15
Z Khan
1.0
0
7
1
7
B Laughlin
1.0
0
16
1
16
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Brisbane Heat Predicted Playing XI
Chris Lynn (c), Ben Laughlin, Ben Cutting, Josh Lalor, Jimmy Peirson (wk), Matt Renshaw, Mitchell Swepson, Zahir Khan, Tom Banton, Max Bryant, Jack Prestwidge
Hobart Hurricanes
Hobart Hurricanes started the season with the win over Sydney Sixers. However, in the first four matches, their highest total was just 148, which was also the successful run-chase against Melbourne Renegades. In their last two outings, their batting was better as they touched 180. Against Heat, they scored 181 while responding to the record target of 213, while against Perth Scorchers, D'Arcy Short’s century (70 balls 103) helped the team win the match by the narrow margin of 8 runs.
Hobart Hurricanes slipped to the seventh position even though they have the same number of wins as Brisbane Heat and Perth Scorchers. While Mathew Wade’s inclusion will help the team, Short, Meredith and James Faulkner’s absence would hurt the team at such a crucial juncture of the tournament, while they can just hope for Miller’s quick recovery from the calf-tightness. The team’s success now depends on the depth of the bench strength, and coach Adam Griffith is quite hopeful about the same.
Ben McDermott (285 runs in the last 10 matches) is the leading run-scorer while Qais Ahmad leads to the bowling section with his 15 wickets in the previous 9 games.
Key Players: Qais Ahmad, Ben McDermott, Matthew Wade
Hobart Hurricanes Actual Playing XI:
Scott Boland, Nathan Ellis, Thomas Rogers, Clive Rose, Ben McDermott, Caleb Jewell, Matthew Wade, David Miller, Simon Milenko, George Bailey, Qais Ahmad
Hobart Hurricanes Predicted Playing XI
Ben McDermott (c & wk), George Bailey, David Miller, Clive Rose, Simon Milenko, Qais Ahmad, Caleb Jewell, Nathan Ellis, Matthew Wade, David Moody, Aaron Summers
Brisbane Heat
Brisbane Heat started the season poorly, losing their first two matches against Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Stars. In both the games, their batsmen failed to chase and could not cross even 150. They registered their first win of the season against Sydney Sixers after posting 200 plus score batting first but immediately faced another defeat against Perth Scorchers in the next game.
Heat then bounced back and triumphed in their next 2 outings. In the game against Hurricanes, Heat posted the club’s highest total in the BBL (212 runs) and third highest of all time, to win the game by 31 runs. It was Chris Lynn who took the team beyond 200 in the games against Sydney Sixers (Lynn’s 94 runs off 35) and Hobart Hurricanes (Lynn’s 88 off 55). Playing against Thunder at Sydney, Heat smashed 119 runs in just 8 overs and won the rain-affected match by 16 runs (D/L method), all thanks to Tom Banton’s half-century (19-balls 56) and Lynn’s 13-balls 31.
In the last 10 games, Chris Lynn (308 runs) scored the most runs, followed by Matt Renshaw (261 runs). Josh Lalor leads the bowling unit with his 14 wickets in the previous 10 games.
Key Players - Chris Lynn, Matt Renshaw, Josh Lalor
Brisbane Heat Actual Playing XI:
Ben Cutting, Zahir Khan, Ben Laughlin, Matt Renshaw, Chris Lynn, Joe Burns , Josh Lalor, Mitchell Swepson, Jimmy Peirson, Max Bryant, Tom Banton
Brisbane Heat Key Players From Previous Game
| Batsmen |
R | B | 4s | 6s | SR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T Banton | 56 | 19 | 2 | 7 | 294.74 |
| C Lynn | 31 | 13 | 3 | 2 | 238.46 |
| M Bryant | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 300 |
| Bowlers |
O | M | R | W | Econ |
| J Prestwidge | 1.0 | 0 | 15 | 2 | 15 |
| Z Khan | 1.0 | 0 | 7 | 1 | 7 |
| B Laughlin | 1.0 | 0 | 16 | 1 | 16 |
| Bowlers |
O | M | R | W | Econ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| J Prestwidge | 1.0 | 0 | 15 | 2 | 15 |
| Z Khan | 1.0 | 0 | 7 | 1 | 7 |
| B Laughlin | 1.0 | 0 | 16 | 1 | 16 |
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Brisbane Heat Predicted Playing XI
Chris Lynn (c), Ben Laughlin, Ben Cutting, Josh Lalor, Jimmy Peirson (wk), Matt Renshaw, Mitchell Swepson, Zahir Khan, Tom Banton, Max Bryant, Jack PrestwidgeHobart Hurricanes
Hobart Hurricanes started the season with the win over Sydney Sixers. However, in the first four matches, their highest total was just 148, which was also the successful run-chase against Melbourne Renegades. In their last two outings, their batting was better as they touched 180. Against Heat, they scored 181 while responding to the record target of 213, while against Perth Scorchers, D'Arcy Short’s century (70 balls 103) helped the team win the match by the narrow margin of 8 runs.
Hobart Hurricanes slipped to the seventh position even though they have the same number of wins as Brisbane Heat and Perth Scorchers. While Mathew Wade’s inclusion will help the team, Short, Meredith and James Faulkner’s absence would hurt the team at such a crucial juncture of the tournament, while they can just hope for Miller’s quick recovery from the calf-tightness. The team’s success now depends on the depth of the bench strength, and coach Adam Griffith is quite hopeful about the same.
Ben McDermott (285 runs in the last 10 matches) is the leading run-scorer while Qais Ahmad leads to the bowling section with his 15 wickets in the previous 9 games.
Key Players: Qais Ahmad, Ben McDermott, Matthew Wade
Hobart Hurricanes Actual Playing XI:
Scott Boland, Nathan Ellis, Thomas Rogers, Clive Rose, Ben McDermott, Caleb Jewell, Matthew Wade, David Miller, Simon Milenko, George Bailey, Qais Ahmad
Hobart Hurricanes Predicted Playing XI
Ben McDermott (c & wk), George Bailey, David Miller, Clive Rose, Simon Milenko, Qais Ahmad, Caleb Jewell, Nathan Ellis, Matthew Wade, David Moody, Aaron SummersPitch And Weather Conditions
On the match day, the weather at Brisbane is expected to be partly cloudy. Daytime temperature can reach 30°c while nighttime minimum temperature is expected to be around 23°c. It will be dry with no precipitation and cloud covering 35% of the sky, the humidity will be around 58%.
Venue Details
The venue for the match is Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane.
Toss Prediction
The average first and second innings score on this surface is 166 and 145, while the highest total is 209 by Australia against South Africa. The highest total chased is 161 while the lowest defended is 158. Out of five T20Is played here, 3 times the teams batting first have won. In this BBL season, Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunder played a game here, which Sydney Thunder won by 29 runs after putting up 172 runs batting first. The team winning the toss should opt to bat first.
Winning Prediction
Though Hobart Hurricanes are ahead in the overall win-loss ratio (10 wins in 15 encounters), at Gabba, Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes are almost evenly balanced. Currently, Brisbane Heat have gained the momentum by winning two games in a row, while Hobart Hurricanes have to oblige at least three forced-changes due to the players’ unavailability and injuries. Without D’Acry Short, Faulkner and Meredith, they look much weak compared to the hosts.
Thus, we predict that Brisbane Heat will score a double by winning the home match against Hobart Hurricanes.
Brisbane Heat to win!
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