Sydney Thunder A woman A convincing 41-man celebrated the victory already Brisbane heat Women in the 18th match Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2025/26 season. Batting first, the Thunder posted a strong total of 200/6 in their 20 overs Tahlia Wilson Leading the charge with a brilliant 79 from 51 balls. In reply, Brisbane could manage a target of 159 runs in just 19.1 overs. The win helped cement the Thunder’s position in the top half of the standings.
WBBL | 11: Strong batting display under Sydney Thunder’s Tahlia Wilson
Thanks to Contributions from Thunder, Tahlia (79) and Contributions Thunder 200/6, 200/6 also sprayed Heather Knight (41). After a setback early in the year Georgia fullDeparting, Wilson anchored the innings with a rapid fire knock that included 8 fours and 2 sixes. It was well supported Phoebe Litchfield (31) and Heather KnightThose who play a smooth tattoo on the middle. Laura Harris‘Ended with a short duck, but including the lower order Anika Learoyd (13 *), continued his momentum. Despite late wickets, Thunder’s total proved too much for the Heat. Their aggressive approach throughout the innings ensured they posted a competitive total, finishing at a run rate of 10.00.
Wbl | 11: Brisbane Heat Fight and late resistance from Nadine de Klerk
201, which Brisbane chased around early, put pressure on Sydney’s batting draw with the bowlers. The top order of the heat was quickly dismantled Lauren Winfield-Hill (6) and Charlie Knott (11) were both rejected cheaply. Jess Jonassen and CHINELLE HENRY He left the heat on 4/45 and was fired shortly after.
Georgia RedmayneHe went under pressure early, leaving them at 64/5. Nadine is also a clerk (43) and Mikayla Wrigley (13) There was some resistance, but the required run rate continued to rise. Despite their best efforts, the heat, especially with Sydney’s bowlers Em Arlett and Samantha Batessecond, tighten the noise in stages. No, 19.1 overs in the end, with the best bowling and fielding, meant that the Lightning required superior bounds and a dominant win.
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