Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers match prediction 58th match

Sydney Sixers v Perth Scorchers | Best Bets to Win Money

The first Qualifier of the Big Bash 2020 edition will take place between Sydney Sixers and Perth Scorchers at the Manuka Oval in Canberra.

The Big Bash is coming to an end, and the first Qualifier will take place between the defending champions, and the team on top of the table, Sydney Sixers and the Perth Scorchers who made a stunning comeback in the season after losing their first 3 games, losing only 2 matches in the next 10 games. This was a direct result of the Perth Scorchers' squad being incomplete for the first few matches, till the players from England joined the squad back. Both teams won one match against each other, with the Sixers winning the match at Manuka Oval. The Scorchers have played 2 matches in the season at Manuka Oval and they lost both, while the Sydney Sixers have also played 2 matches at the pitch, and they won both games. The winning team from the match will guarantee a spot in the finals, while the losing team faces the winning team in the match between Thunder and whichever Team survives from Heat and the Strikers, and these two teams are the favourites to be in the finals. I have collated the top team bets from the game for you to make a profit from the match.

Perth Scorchers to score the Highest Opening Partnership

This is an easily winning bet, as the Scorchers have this area dominated in the tournament, while the Sixers have not had as good opening partnerships. Jason Roy and Liam Livingstone have been opening for the Scorchers since the end of last year and in the 10 games, they have scored a total of 499 runs from opening partnerships, at an average of 49.9. The Sixers have been opening with Josh Phillipe and James Vince and in the six matches, they have managed to score only 164 runs from their opening partnerships, at an average of 27.33. The difference between their averages is 22.57 runs per game, which is quite a big margin. In the two games that the Scorchers have faced Sydney Sixers, they have scored higher from opening partnerships in both the games, despite losing one match. You realize just how sure the bet is if you look at the partnerships conceded by the teams. The Scorchers conceded a total of only 97 runs from the opening partnerships in the last 5 matches at an average of 19.4, while the Sixers conceded a massive 316 runs from their last 5 matches at an average of 63.2! This is an extremely promising bet, and Royal Panda has offered the best odds of 1.90 for the Scorchers to have the Highest Opening Partnerships.

Perth Scorchers to Hit the most Match 6's

This is another bet which captures one of the Scorchers fortes, their ability to hit the big boundaries. While the Scorchers have consistently hit big boundaries this season, their ability increased with the return of their squad. In the last 10 matches, the Scorchers hit a total of 70 big boundaries at an average of 7.0 sixes per match. This is impressive on its own, but especially so if we compare it to the Sixers, who have been depending on their smaller boundaries for wins. The Sixers have hit only 33 sixes from the last 10 games, at an average of just 3.3. When we look at the number of sixes the teams have conceded, these statistics completely reverse! Sydney Sixers conceded 62 sixes from their last 10 matches, at an average of 6.2, while the Scorchers conceded only 37 sixes from their last 10 games, at an average of 3.7, and as you can see, the Scorchers have hit double the sixes on average compared to the Sixers, while conceding almost half the number of sixes conceded by the Sixers. In the previous games between the teams in the season, the Scorchers scored 7 and 6 sixes, while the Sixers scored 2 and 0 sixes in the 2 matches.

Sydney Sixers to hit the Most Match 4's

While the team name has lived up to its name in past editions of the Big Bash, Sydney Sixers have been winning their games by hitting fours in this season. The Sixers have hit a total of 205 fours from their 13 complete matches, at an average of 15.77. The Scorchers have also been hitting smaller boundaries quite efficiently, with a total of 176 fours from 13 games, at an average of 13.53. While both teams have decent hitting rates, the Scorchers have clearly scored fewer boundaries than Sixers throughout the season. Even if we take only the last 5 matches into account, the Sixers have hit a total of 82 boundaries, at a cool average of 16.4 while the Scorchers have an average of 14.0 with a total of 70 fours. In the game that the two teams played at Manuka Oval, Sixers hit 18 fours against the Scorchers and conceded only 12. Sportsbet.io has made the bet much more alluring by offering odds of 1.99 for the Sixers to hit the most match 4's.