21st match Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL | 11) we saw Sydney Thunder to carry Melbourne Renegades Sydney’s Sunday at Drummoyne Oval. The game was a remarkable showcase of Melbourne Renegades’ dominance, an outstanding all-round performance Alice Capsey. The Renegades dominated the Thunder from the start, sealing the win by eight wickets, conceding more than half of the innings.
Alice Capsey’s all-round show against Sydney Thunder
Capsey was the star of the match with an exceptional all-round display. With the ball, he bowled three overs for just 12 runs and took two crucial wickets that bit into Thunder’s fragile batting line-up. His dismissal went a long way in restricting Sydney Thunder to 64 runs in 17 Overs, one of the lowest totals in DBBL history. Capsey’s two wickets were pivotal in his partnership and putting pressure on the Thunderers.
He continued his impressive contribution with his impact with the bat, scoring an unbeaten 24 runs off 20 balls. Paired with the captain Sophie Molineux29th out, Capsey, Capsey, helped him reach the target of 65 runs, a target of 11.1, highlighting the mill as it was in a real era. This performance earned him the player of the match award for the game.
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Melbourne Renegades command victory in WBBL | 11 matches
After batting first and electing to bat first, Melbourne Renegades showcased their bowling prowess through a well-constructed spin attack. Charis Becker, Georgia Wareham (3/12), Molineux, and Capsey kept the thunderbolts under constant pressure. The Thunder have struggled to mount any meaningful innings, losing quick wickets at regular intervals, including key dismissals such as Georgia full (9 runs) and Phoebe Litchfield (5 runs).
Disciplined bowling by Renegades restricted Sydney Thunder to the third lowest total in DBBL history. In response, Renegades opened their innings cautiously but effectively. Despite the early loss of two wickets-Courtney Webb (4) and Emma debrough (8) A partnership between Molineux and Capsey anchored the chase. Their composed batting ensured the renegades took eight wickets off 53 balls in a league-dominant display. The win moved Melbourne Renegores to second place in the WBBL points table with four wins from six matches.
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