For years The Hobart Hurricanes It’s seen as an enigmatic side that has flashes of brilliance, but often falls short of a true finale. But Weber Wbbl | Season 11 completely rewrote the script. Under the leadership of Autute Elyse Villanithe Hurricanes didn’t just qualify for the finals; They dominated the minor premiership and straight through to the historic, historic, historic, first ever DBBL finals.
Their journey in the WBBL | The 11 was a mixture of explosive batting, disciplined bowling and a belief that carried them from one commanding performance to another. Now, as they prepare to take on the Perthucocers in a summit clash at Ninja Stadium, here’s a complete look at how the Hurricanes are building to a dream season-match matchup.
Hobart Hurricanes’ Road to Wbbl Final | 11
A dominant start to the season
Match 1: The Hurricanes announce their arrival
November 9 – VS Sydney Thunder Women (Brisbane)
Hobart won by 6 wickets
The Hobart Hurricanes opened their season with a statement over the Sydney Thunder. Chasing on 182, they made an exceptional impact to topple the top-order, overhauling the target with three balls to spare and six wickets to spare. Chase set the tone for a fearless batting approach that would become his trademark.
Back-to-back bowlers showcase batting power
Match 2: Sixer stunned at north sydney oval
November 13 – VS Sydney Sixers Women
Hobart won by 6 wickets
Hobart backed up their opening win with another convincing chase, this time against Sydney. Restricting the season to 152, the Hurricanes’ latters once again dictated terms between 154/4 in 17 overs. The win boosted the confidence of the top order, especially Danielle Wyatt-Hodge and Lizelle Lee.
Masterclass affected by rain
Match 3: DLS wins against Brisbane Heat
November 15 – VS Brisbane Heat Women
Hobart won by 16 runs (DLS).
In a shortened 12 over toss, Hurricanes struck early with the bat, posting 114/1. Their bowlers then delivered under pressure, keeping Brisbane to 108/9. The DLS win highlighted Hobart’s adaptability and ability of a balanced offense to defend in chaotic conditions.
A nail plant at home
Match 4: Past Adelaide forwards
Nov 18 – VS Adelaide Strikers Women (Hobart)
Hobart won by 4 Wickets
Back at Bellerive Oval, Hobart faced a determined Adelaide side. The strikers’ 134/7 was competitive but the Hurricanes held their own during the key stages and sealed a tight finish with two balls to spare. This victory marked a growing adulthood in a tight running chase.
Another DLS triumph
Match 5: Passed over Renegades
Nov 20 – VS Melbourne Renegades Women
Hobart won by 6 Wickets (DLS).
In another rain-interrupted match, the Hurricanes faced a revised target of 155 comfortably after the renegades. Their aggressive pace ensured a smooth win under the DLS method, maintaining their position as one of the strongest batting units of the season.
First stumble of the season
Match 6: The Sixers are back
22 November – VS Sydney Sixers Women (Hobart)
Hobart lost by 11 runs
Chasing 148 at home, the Hurricanes slipped for the first time. Despite the promise, they were bowled out for 11 runs, closing in on 136. The loss acted as a timely reminder that momentum in the WBBL can change quickly.
A tough day in Melbourne
Match 7: Stars dominate the tie at the Oval
Nov 26 – VS Melbourne Stars Women
Hobart lost by 37 runs
The Hurricanes endured their toughest outing of the season, with 152 tackles and 114 sacks. This rare off-day called for a reassessment ahead of the crucial home leg that followed.
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Won a statement against Perth
Match 8: Hurricanes chase 186
Nov 29 – VS Perth Scorchers Women (Hobart)
Hobart won by 7 wickets
In one of the WBBL’s best performances, the Hurricanes chased down an audacious 186 against Perthcers, who they will meet in the Final. With an outstanding batting display led by his top order, he powered the ball as title contenders.
Cruel answer
Match 9: Stars crushing at Bellerive
December 1 – VS Melbourne Stars Women
Hobart scored 81 runs (DLS).
Hobart put in a smashing performance of 176/4 at 176/4 before routing the stars for 98. The 81-run DLS win was one of the biggest wins of the season and confirmed their position at the top of the table.
The final League match was interrupted by weather
Match 10: No result against the strikers
December 5 – Adelaide Strikers Women
The match was abandoned
Washed off by the last fixture of rain, the Hurricanes finished the group stage officially top of the table and secured a historic direct spot in the finals.
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