SYT vs HBH, The 43rd match of BBL 10 Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes. Both teams will face each other on Monday, January 18, 2021. The venue for the Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes will be Sydney Showground Stadium, Sydney. The match will start at 1:15 PM IST, 07:45 AM GMT, 06:15 PM LOCAL.
Sydney Thunder is at 2nd place of the BBL 10. They have won six out of ten matches in BBL 10. They are in 2nd place on the points table with 23 points. The Hobart Hurricanes are at the second last place in the points table and have won five out of ten matches. They are in second-last place with only 09 points.
Match Details:
Match: 43rd Match: Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes
Date: Monday, 18 Jan 2020
Time: 1:15 PM PST, 1:45 PM IST 08:15 AM GMT, 07:15 PM LOCAL
Venue: Sydney Showground Stadium, Sydney
Probable Playing XI:
Sydney Thunder (SYT): D’Arcy Short, Ben McDermott (wk), Dawid Malan, Peter Handscomb (c), Colin Ingram, Keemo Paul, Tim David, James Faulkner, Nathan Ellis, Scott Boland, Riley Meredith.
Hobart Hurricanes (HBH): Max Bryant, Sam Heazlett, Lewis Gregory, Daniel Lawrence, Tom Cooper, Jimmy Peirson (c & wk), Jack Wildermuth, Mark Steketee, Xavier Bartlett, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Ben Laughlin
Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes Head to Head
SYT vs HBH, Hobart Hurricanes, and Sydney Thunder have faced each other about 14 times. Out of 14 times in which they have faced each other, Hobart Hurricanes hold an 8-6 win/loss record over Sydney Thunders.
Matches played – 14
- HBH Won: 08
- SYT Won: 06
SYT vs HBH Match Analysis and Review
Hobart Hurricanes were unable to win three consecutive matches, as well as back-to-back victories over the Melbourne Stars, as they did come out last time in an amusing affair in their chase. Having surprised the Stars in their last contest, Hobart might have fully believed that they could produce a repetitive result, but Marcus Stoinis’ terrific 97* knock did help the Melbourne side to a large total of 183/6.
Ben McDermott gave his side a solid opportunity to chase that score as he continued his brilliant form with 91 on 58 balls, but he was granted very little assistance and his side eventually fell short of 10 runs.
On a nice track, the Thunder lost Usman Khawaja to a second-ball duck, but Alex Hales made up for his opening partner’s loss as he blasted 46 of only 26 late cameo balls from Daniel Sams and Ben Cutting to help the Sydney side in 174/8.
The Thunder then bowed eight wides while also making some poor field errors as they allowed the Heat to chase down their total with five wickets and five balls to spare, but they’re still well-positioned on the points table after just their second loss of the tournament.
Schedule Of Upcoming Matches of BBL 2020-21
Match: 42nd Match: Melbourne Stars vs Melbourne Renegades
Date: Sunday, 17 Jan 2020
Time: 1:15 PM PST, 1:45 PM IST 08:15 AM GMT, 07:15 PM LOCAL
Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
Match: 43rd Match: Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes
Date: Monday, 18 Jan 2020
Time: 1:15 PM PST, 1:45 PM IST 08:15 AM GMT, 07:15 PM LOCAL
Venue: Sydney Showground Stadium, Sydney
Match: 44th Match: Perth Scorchers vs Brisbane Heat
Date: Tuesday, 19 Jan 2020
Time: 1:15 PM PST, 1:45 PM IST 08:15 AM GMT, 07:15 PM LOCAL
Venue: Docklands Stadium, Melbourne
Melbourne Stars Squad
Andre Fletcher, Marcus Stoinis, Nick Larkin, Glenn Maxwell(c), Nic Maddinson, Hilton Cartwright, Seb Gotch(w), Adam Zampa, Sam Rainbird, Liam Hatcher, Haris Rauf, Ben Dunk, Clint Hinchliffe, Zahir Khan, Billy Stanlake, Lance Morris, Tom O Connell, Jackson Coleman
Melbourne Renegades Squad
Mackenzie Harvey, Shaun Marsh, Sam Harper(w), Aaron Finch(c), Jake Fraser-McGurk, Beau Webster, Jack Prestwidge, Imad Wasim, Kane Richardson, Peter Hatzoglou, Noor Ahmad, Brody Couch, Zak Evans, Jon Holland, Josh Lalor, Mitchell Perry, Brayden Stepien, Will Sutherland
