Brisbane Heat vs Adelaide Strikers match prediction

In Gabba on Tuesday, Brisbane Heat and Adelaide Strikers would fight it out to keep their position in the top four. While the Strikers have won their last encounter against the Melbourne Renegades, the Heats faltered in their clash with Perth Scorchers. However, brace yourself for this game as AB de Villiers will make his debut for the first time in the Big Bash League following years of anticipation from the Australian fans. On the flip side, the Strikers would hope to put the Heats’ batting order cold at their home.What do you win? You are in for a treat and all you have to do is follow our pick and put in your cash with the results automatically converting money in multi-folds for you.

Lynn having scored 165 runs in nine games against Adelaide Strikers

Chris Lynn to top score for Brisbane Heat @ 3.5

Chris Lynn has been the leading run-scorer for the Heats, having scored 265 runs in 8 innings at an average of 37.86. We back him up to play well against the Strikers due to his record against the opposition, with Lynn having scored 165 runs in the nine games that he played, which also is the top run-scorer between the two sides. The last time the two sides played in 2018 at the Gabba, the right-hander top-scored for the Heat with a 33. In H2H against the Strikers, he’s scored 33, 0, 29, 34 which makes him an interesting prospect to bet on Tuesday. In the 34 T20 games that he has played at the Gabba, he has scored 1045 runs at an average of 38.70.

Rashid Khan has taken 14 wickets in eight games this tournament

Rashid Khan to take most wickets for Adelaide Strikers @ 2.87

Against the Brisbane Heat, the Afghani leggie has picked up 6 wickets in just three games. Going by this current form, it is one bet that you can safely put your house on, with Rashid Khan having taken 14 wickets in eight games this tournament, just three behind the leading wicket-taker Daniel Sams. At 2.87, it is one of the safest bets to go with 10 wickets in his last five games and only twice losing the most wickets for his side to Peter Siddle. Against the Sydney Sixers recently in the Big Bash, the leggie had taken 4/22, which includes a hattrick and is in prime form to bank on.

In the last five games H2H the Heats’ have scored 33 sixes

Brisbane Heat to score more sixes than Adelaide Strikers @ 1.57

It is surely one of the lowest odds in this market, however, it means chances of happening is more and with that, you can surely invest your money on this bet. In the last five games H2H, both sides have scored 31 sixes each. That does not end there, H2H matches at Gabba clearly indicates that the Heats’ have scored more sixes at the venue with 22 sixes against Strikers’ 19. If you take that out of the equation, this season, in the last five games H2H the Heats’ have scored 33 sixes compared to the 26 scored by the Strikers’ which surely puts the Heats as clearly favourites over their rivals in the market.