SIX VS STA MATCH 11

Match 11, Sydney, December 26, 2024, 12:35 PM

Sydney Sixers
Melbourne Stars

SIX 33%

Tie %

STA 67%

Probable Playing XI
Sydney Sixers: James Vince, Jordan Silk, Jack Edwards, Moises Henriques(c), Joel Davies, Josh Philippe†, Lachlan Shaw, Ben Dwarshuis, Sean Abbott, Akeal Hosein, Todd Murphy.

Melbourne Stars: Thomas Rogers, Hilton Cartwright, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis(c), Beau Webster, Tom Curran, Ben Duckett, Sam Harper†, Doug Warren, Adam Milne, Peter Siddle.
RECENT PERFORMANCE
  • W
    SIX Won By 5 wickets
  • W
    SIX Won By 5 wickets
  • L
    HEA Won By 54 runs
  • W
    SIX Won By 39 runs
  • W
    SIX Won By 3 wickets
  • L
    STR Won By 15 runs
  • L
    HEA Won By 8 wickets
  • L
    SCO Won By 6 wickets
  • L
    HUR Won By 7 runs
  • L
    REN Won By 6 wickets
PLAYER PERFORMANCE

Batsmen

Thomas Rogers
Thomas Rogers

BAT SR: 121.7 | BAT AVG: 20

Very Bad
Hilton Cartwright
Hilton Cartwright

BAT SR: 116.5 | BAT AVG: 24

Neutral

Bowlers

Hilton Cartwright
Adam Milne

BOWL SR: 13.2 | BOWL AVG: 22.2

Very Good
Hilton Cartwright
Peter Siddle

BOWL SR: 17.8 | BOWL AVG: 24.7

Very Good
Hilton Cartwright
Tom Curran

BOWL SR: 51.5 | BOWL AVG: 77

Very Bad
Hilton Cartwright
Doug Warren

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None

Batsmen

Moises Henriques
Moises Henriques

BAT SR: 135 | BAT AVG: 47.8

Very Good
Josh Philippe
Josh Philippe

BAT SR: 122.4 | BAT AVG: 24.6

Bad
James Vince
James Vince

BAT SR: 121.9 | BAT AVG: 29.1

Neutral
Jordan Silk
Jordan Silk

BAT SR: 115.6 | BAT AVG: 18.5

Neutral

Bowlers

Jordan Silk
Akeal Hosein

BOWL SR: 16.7 | BOWL AVG: 16.4

Very Good
Jordan Silk
Sean Abbott

BOWL SR: 11.5 | BOWL AVG: 16.1

Very Good
Jordan Silk
Ben Dwarshuis

BOWL SR: 11.9 | BOWL AVG: 13.8

Very Good
Jordan Silk
Todd Murphy

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None
Commentry
As the Big Bash League rolls on, the action now moves to the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground for match number 11, where two teams with starkly contrasting starts to the season face off! It's the Sydney Sixers taking on the Melbourne Stars. The Stars have endured a torrid start to their campaign, suffering three consecutive losses, and find themselves desperate for a turnaround. Meanwhile, the Sixers, with two wins in as many games, are riding high on confidence and momentum. The Sixers’ previous outing was a Sydney derby thriller, where they edged past the Thunder in a nail-biting finish. Ben Dwarshuis emerged as the hero, blasting 15 runs in the final over, including 7 off the last two balls, to take his side over the line. Alongside Sean Abbott, Dwarshuis has been a standout with the ball, and the addition of Akeal Hosein has further bolstered an already formidable bowling unit. Complementing their bowling prowess is a batting lineup that’s firing on all cylinders, with the top four batters consistently contributing runs, making the Sixers a well-oiled machine. On the other hand, the Melbourne Stars have plenty of questions to answer as they look to break their losing streak. Sam Harper has been a lone bright spot at the top of the batting order, showcasing fine form. However, he’s been left stranded without substantial support from the rest of the lineup. Despite getting starts, the Stars’ batters have struggled to convert, frequently losing wickets at crucial junctures, a glaring issue that needs immediate attention. The Stars’ bowling unit has been decent but lacks the cutting edge to deliver match-winning performances. To reignite their spark, they’ll rely heavily on the experience of Adam Milne and Peter Siddle, who must lead from the front and inspire their bowling attack. On current form, the scales tilt firmly in favour of the Sixers. But the Melbourne Stars, with the talent and potential to disrupt the Sixers' rhythm, cannot be underestimated. All signs point to a cracking contest under the lights at the SCG. Will the Sixers continue their dominant run, or can the Stars rise from their slump and deliver a statement victory? We shall soon find out!