This Wbl | 11 The season is built for a blocky finish like table covers Hobart Hurricanes Women lock horns flying high Perth Scorchers Women Material in the Grand Final at Bellerive Oval, Hobart. Enjoying their best ever campaign, the Hurricanes secured direct entry to the finals, with wins in both knockouts and fixtures, while the Stoves earned their place. With form, momentum and star power on both sides, fans, fans can have a final.
A collision of momentum vs sequence
The Hobart Hurricanes have combined depth and stability throughout the season after finishing on top for the first time in their history. Perth Scorchers enter the title clash with red-hot momentum, having strung together four straight wins at the business end of the tournament. This final will test the Hurricanes’ rest and the confidence boost of those out of rhythm.
Key players to show in DBBL | 11 finals
The Hobart Hurricanes
Danielle Wyatt-Hodge – inclined
Wyatt-Hodge has been the heartbeat of 416 runs this season, with a pivotal 71 in his last outing. His partnership with Lizelle Lee up top will be important, especially against Fiery’s new ball attack. If it gets going early, the Hurricanes can dictate the pace of the contest.
Nat Sciver-Brunt – All of them
A proven match-winner, Sciver-Brunt contributed 170 runs and took six wickets, making him a double threat. His knack for making breakthroughs during power-ups and steadying one innings makes him a vital figure in the middle overs.
Molly Strano – Off-Spinner
Strano enters the final in terrible form after taking five wickets in his last match. With an outstanding record of 25 career wickets at Belerive Oval, he is expected to take advantage of the turnaround conditions. A battle against Perth’s aggressive middle order could make the match.
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Pertherbers
Beth mooney – Wicket-keeper-batsman
DBBL’s leading run-getter | With 11 for 516 runs, Mooney is the biggest threat in this final. 76 off 44 balls in the challenge, showed great match temperament. Mooney, who has three 50s in his last four outings against the Hurricanes, will be the pillar behind their innings.
Alana King – Leg-spinner
Despite carrying a broken finger, the king took an astonishing 3-17 in the Challenger. His control and grit make him indispensable in the middle overs and with the Hurricanes batting core, the contest will be a defining chapter for the final.
Chloe Ainsworth – Pacer
Ainsworth developed a reputation in Alyssa Healy for presenting Healy’s hicket, including Alyssa’s hicket. With the new ball and power surge, his impact in disrupting the Hurricanes’ top order will be crucial.
Squads for the summit clash
Hobart Hurricanes: Lizelle Lee Malgioglio.
Pertherers: Katie Mack, Beth Mooney (WK), Sophie Devine (c), Paige Scholfield, Maddy Darke, Freya Kemp, Chloe Millsworth, Ruby Edgar, Chloe Piparo, Mikayla Hinkley, Ebony Hoskin, Shay Manolini.
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