The third match Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2025-26 seasonIt was held at the historic WACA venue in Perth on 9 November Sydney Sixers Women Deliver a command performance against it Perth Scorchers Women. The match was marked by an outstanding catch from the young sixer star Caoimhe Bray And a clinical chase from Sydney’s top order eventually took them to a ten-wicket victory in 43 balls.
WBBL | 11: Caoimhe Bray’s stunning catch clears Perthercher’s innings as Amy Edgar scores
In a fiercely contested match, 19.3 came in Accry’s innings, Bray displayed exceptional fielding skills. Bray, on short third, leapt forward to knock down a surprising hold that was pulled out Amy Edgar Those who try to attack the bowler Maitlan is brown. Edgar was pulled back at a strike rate of 65 after playing 8 balls and scoring the 6th over, but managed to deal with a sloppy delivery that resulted in a crucial wicket for the sixer. The moment highlighted Bray’s youthful energy and reflexes, adding to the pressure on the batting kingpin. Edgar’s dismissal ended with his innings ending at 109 runs in 19.3 overs at the fall of the last wicket.
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Maitlan Brown’s reaction tells the tale of a surprising catch from Caoimhe Bray # Wbbl11 pic.twitter.com/xns4ebijgt
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WBBL | 11: Sydney sixers past pertherherker with a flawless chase
The Sydney sixers started chasing a modest target of 110 runs but looked effortless with their dominant performance. Ellyse Perry and Sophia Dunkley opened the innings and led to a flawless run chase, running into defeat throughout the chase. Perry hit a brilliant 47, while Dunkley showed Dunkley’s aggressive intent, scoring 61 runs off 61 balls in an explosive strike-rate of 61 including Dunkley’s 40 balls, 40 balls and five sixes.
The duo displayed a mix of calculated strokes and power hitting, continuously accumulating runs without losing a single wicket. Their partnership saw the alter reach the target at just 7.5 in just 12.5 overs, ahead of the allotted 20 overs, sealing a dominant on-wicket victory. The overs made it four runs from four runs which made it even smoother for the visitors.
The bowlers struggled against tight bowling from the sixer who used his full bowling arsenal effectively. Ashley Gardner Perry picked key wickets during the opposition’s innings, with the field applying sustained pressure as Bray took a remarkable catch. The batsmen’s inability to form significant partnerships and early runs hampered their innings with several wickets at regular intervals.
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