Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers, 35th T20 Match Prediction 13 Jan 2020
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Bellerive Oval, Hobart, Australia
Hobart Hurricanes
5.71
98/10 in 17.1
8.75
175/7 in 20.0
Perth Scorchers
Hobart Hurricanes
5.71
98/10 in 17.1
Perth Scorchers
8.75
175/7 in 20.0
Bellerive Oval, Hobart, Australia
Toss Winner - Hobart Hurricanes won the toss and chose to bowl first
Perth Scorchers beat Hobart Hurricanes by 77 runs
Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers cricket betting odds
HBH
2.05
PRS
1.71
HH vs PS Prediction
After losing the home match, Perth Scorchers seek to settle the score as they visit Hobart to play against the Hurricanes!
- Head to head, both the teams have won 50% of matches against each other in BBL history. (played 12, each team won
- Hobart Hurricanes, however, have won four out of last five encounters between the two sides, including this season's win at Perth
- Hobart Hurricanes now rely on Matthew Wade in absence of D’Arcy Short while Mitchell Marsh is the key batsman for Perth Scorchers
Perth Scorchers will defeat Hobart Hurricanes!
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Match Preview
Hobart Hurricanes enter this game after two losses against Heat and Thunder while Perth Scorchers are visiting Hobart after defeating Renegades and Heat in their previous two outings. After D’Arcy Short’s departure, Hobart Hurricanes are yet to win a game, and with just 3 wins in 8 games, they are at the seventh place in the points table, just one place above winless Melbourne Renegades.
On the other hand, Perth Scorchers, with 4 wins is in fifth place. Wade, McDermott and Ahmad hold the key for Hurricanes’ success while Mitchell Marsh, Josh Inglis and Fawad Ahmed are prime players for Perth Scorchers.
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Hobart Hurricanes enter this game after two losses against Heat and Thunder while Perth Scorchers are visiting Hobart after defeating Renegades and Heat in their previous two outings. After D’Arcy Short’s departure, Hobart Hurricanes are yet to win a game, and with just 3 wins in 8 games, they are at the seventh place in the points table, just one place above winless Melbourne Renegades.
On the other hand, Perth Scorchers, with 4 wins is in fifth place. Wade, McDermott and Ahmad hold the key for Hurricanes’ success while Mitchell Marsh, Josh Inglis and Fawad Ahmed are prime players for Perth Scorchers.
*Our match preview predictions are fully researched and provided in good faith but no profits are guaranteed. Please gamble responsibly, you should only ever gamble with money you can afford to lose.
Teams Preview
Hobart Hurricanes
Hurricanes won two of their first two matches of the tournament, and Short’s ton against Perth Scorchers enabled the team their third win, but that was the last time Hurricanes registered their victory in this season. Their batting has weakened after Short’s departure.
They collapsed at a total of 126 against Heat while in the match against Sydney Thunder, their total of 162 fell a little short of the par-score, as Thunder won it by 4 wickets. Bailey (43 off 30), McDermott (33 runs) and Jewell (31 off 20) were the prime contributors with the bat while Clive Rose (2 for 27) was the peak of the bowlers.
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. Among the bowlers, Qais Ahmad (15 wickets in the previous 10 games) is the key.
Key Players: Qais Ahmad, Ben McDermott, Matthew Wade
Hobart Hurricanes Actual Playing XI:
Scott Boland, Nathan Ellis, Thomas Rogers, Clive Rose, Caleb Jewell, Matthew Wade, David Miller, Ben McDermott, Simon Milenko, George Bailey, Qais Ahmad
Hobart Hurricanes Predicted Playing XI
Matthew Wade (c), Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott (wk), David Miller, George Bailey, Simon Milenko, Thomas Rogers, Clive Rose, Nathan Ellis, Qais Ahmad, Scott Boland
Perth Scorchers
After winning just 1 game in the first four games in this tournament, Scorchers won three from the next four, which placed them at the fifth place in the points table. They defeated Melbourne Renegades at Geelong by chasing 176 in 19 overs with 6 wickets in hand.
Their last win was against Brisbane Heat, in which Mitchell Marsh smashed 41-balls 93 and Bancroft’s 29-balls 41 powered the team post 213 in 20 overs for the loss of just 3 wickets. Ahmed took just 1 while conceded 35 runs in his four overs, but Richardson, Paris and Jordan kept taking wickets at the regular intervals, sharing 6 wickets equally among them to defend the total successfully, as they won the match by 34 runs.
In the last 10 games, Mitchell Marsh (364 runs, strike rate 151.03) is the top-scorer for the team, followed by Josh Inglis (283 runs, strike rate 153.80). Among the bowlers, Matthew Kelly and Fawad Ahmed are the key bowlers, both took 9 wickets in their previous 8 games.
Key Players: Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh, Fawad Ahmed
Perth Scorchers Actual Playing XI:
Joel Paris, Timothy David, Cameron Green, Jhye Richardson, Fawad Ahmed, SM Whiteman, Liam Livingstone, Chris Jordan, Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh, CT Bancroft
Perth Scorchers Predicted Playing XI
Mitchell Marsh (c), Josh Inglis (wk), Liam Livingstone, Sam Whiteman, Cameron Bancroft, Cameron Green, Tim David, Chris Jordan, Jhye Richardson, Joel Paris, Fawad Ahmed
Hobart Hurricanes
Hurricanes won two of their first two matches of the tournament, and Short’s ton against Perth Scorchers enabled the team their third win, but that was the last time Hurricanes registered their victory in this season. Their batting has weakened after Short’s departure.
They collapsed at a total of 126 against Heat while in the match against Sydney Thunder, their total of 162 fell a little short of the par-score, as Thunder won it by 4 wickets. Bailey (43 off 30), McDermott (33 runs) and Jewell (31 off 20) were the prime contributors with the bat while Clive Rose (2 for 27) was the peak of the bowlers.
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. Among the bowlers, Qais Ahmad (15 wickets in the previous 10 games) is the key.
Key Players: Qais Ahmad, Ben McDermott, Matthew Wade
Hobart Hurricanes Actual Playing XI:
Scott Boland, Nathan Ellis, Thomas Rogers, Clive Rose, Caleb Jewell, Matthew Wade, David Miller, Ben McDermott, Simon Milenko, George Bailey, Qais Ahmad
Hobart Hurricanes Predicted Playing XI
Matthew Wade (c), Caleb Jewell, Ben McDermott (wk), David Miller, George Bailey, Simon Milenko, Thomas Rogers, Clive Rose, Nathan Ellis, Qais Ahmad, Scott BolandPerth Scorchers
After winning just 1 game in the first four games in this tournament, Scorchers won three from the next four, which placed them at the fifth place in the points table. They defeated Melbourne Renegades at Geelong by chasing 176 in 19 overs with 6 wickets in hand.
Their last win was against Brisbane Heat, in which Mitchell Marsh smashed 41-balls 93 and Bancroft’s 29-balls 41 powered the team post 213 in 20 overs for the loss of just 3 wickets. Ahmed took just 1 while conceded 35 runs in his four overs, but Richardson, Paris and Jordan kept taking wickets at the regular intervals, sharing 6 wickets equally among them to defend the total successfully, as they won the match by 34 runs.
In the last 10 games, Mitchell Marsh (364 runs, strike rate 151.03) is the top-scorer for the team, followed by Josh Inglis (283 runs, strike rate 153.80). Among the bowlers, Matthew Kelly and Fawad Ahmed are the key bowlers, both took 9 wickets in their previous 8 games.
Key Players: Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh, Fawad Ahmed
Perth Scorchers Actual Playing XI:
Joel Paris, Timothy David, Cameron Green, Jhye Richardson, Fawad Ahmed, SM Whiteman, Liam Livingstone, Chris Jordan, Josh Inglis, Mitchell Marsh, CT Bancroft
Perth Scorchers Predicted Playing XI
Mitchell Marsh (c), Josh Inglis (wk), Liam Livingstone, Sam Whiteman, Cameron Bancroft, Cameron Green, Tim David, Chris Jordan, Jhye Richardson, Joel Paris, Fawad AhmedPitch 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 9°c. It will be dry with no precipitation and cloud covering 8% of the sky, the humidity will be around 62%.
Venue Details
The venue for the match is Bellerive Oval, Hobart.
Toss Prediction
The average first and second innings score on this surface is 182 and 167, while the highest total is 213 by Australia against South Africa. The highest total chased is 161 while the lowest defended is 179. Out of 3 T20Is played here, twice the teams batting first have won. The surface looks very good for batting.
The team winning the toss should opt to bat first.
Winning Prediction
This is going to be quite an interesting clash, as both the teams are neck to neck as per their overall statistics against each other. Though just considering the recent five encounters, Hobart Hurricanes look better on paper, but they are weakened after Short's departure, who was the key contributor for Hurricanes as far as batting was concerned.
Perth Scorchers, on the other hand, have many batsmen like Livingstone, Inglis, Marsh, and Bancroft to depend on. The stage is perfectly set for the Scorchers to take the revenge of their previous loss.
Perth Scorchers will defeat Hobart Hurricanes!
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