Brisbane Heat Women vs Hobart Hurricanes Women match prediction 57th match

BH-W vs HH-W Eliminator Predictions & Betting Tips

Brisbane Heat Women will take on Hobart Hurricanes Women in the Eliminator game of the Women’s Big Bash League 2022 at the Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, South Australia on November 23, 2022 (Wednesday).

With eight and seven wins respectively, Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes ended up at the third and fourth spot respectively, thus having a crack in the Eliminator, the winner of which will take on Adelaide Strikers Women in the Qualifier game of the Big Bash League. The game, hence, provides a lot of sub-plots for every side to explore and for us, punters, to make some solid cash.

BH-W vs HH-W Team Bets:

Mentioned below are our top two team betting tips from the BH-W vs HH-W head-to-head encounter. Take a look!

Brisbane Heat first six over runs over 41.5

Brisbane Heat Women may have witnessed some fork on the road to the Eliminator but there is a clear case to make that they were one of the best teams in the league phase of the Women’s Big Bash League. One of the reasons behind their success has been the way they have gone about their business in the first six overs. In the last four seasons of Women’s Big Bash League, Brisbane Heat batters have scored an average of 42.45 runs per match in the powerplay and in this season, it has been 43.87 - an indicator of the kind of things we can expect from the side that have the likes of Georgia Voll and Georgia Redmayne in their roster. Further, let’s delve deep into what Hobart Hurricanes bowlers have done to create a correct picture of the situation. Hobart Hurricanes bowlers have conceded 42.81 runs on an average in this season of the Women’s Big Bash League and if you extend the search for the last three years, the number goes up to 43.17, which is a reflective of the fact that Brisbane Heat can be the utter dominant team in the first six overs of the game. Then what are you waiting for? Go ahead, make the most of the situation by placing your bet on 1XBET who are providing odds of 1.85 for Brisbane Heat to score over 41.5 runs in this BH-W vs HH-W encounter.

Hobart Hurricanes First six overs runs over 38.5 runs

We have now established the fact that Brisbane Heat have the firepower to take on the Hobart Hurricanes bowlers but there is another theory that could add more substance to the base. As a matter of fact, Hobart Hurricanes, in the first six overs of the innings, have scored at an average of 41.96 in the ongoing season of the Women’s Big Bash League and in the last three years, that has expanded to a favourable outcome of 40.34. That is solid from every angle imaginable. Furthermore, the likes of Mignon du Preez and Heather Graham are genuinely attacking players of pace bowling and always prefer to provide an attacking start to their sides in the powerplay. At the Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, when Hobart Hurricanes last played, they scored 52 runs in the first six overs, making sure Hobart Hurricanes had a very good start against Adelaide Strikers. Could we see a repeat of that? Well, you can never discount that. Hence, in my opinion, going big on Hobart Hurricanes scoring well over 41.5 runs in this BH-W vs HH-W encounter with 1XBET providing odds of 1.75. Enticing indeed.

BH-W vs HH-W Player Bet:

Mentioned below is our top and only player betting pick from the BH-W vs HH-W head-to-head contest.

Heather Graham to score over 19.5 runs

Behind every team’s success in a T20 league, one player needs to raise her game and put up extraordinary performance. That is again the sole case for Hobart Hurricanes this season. While many players have stood up, the case of Heather Graham is different indeed as she has done everything that a team needs to be successful. That is clearly translated to table being in favour of her as the batter is the second-highest run-scorer for the Hobart Hurricanes Women, with 237 runs at an average of 29.62 in the ongoing edition of the Women’s Big Bash League. In the entire year, she has been doing the same, having scored at an average of 34.76 and in the last Women’s Hundred, the Hurricanes batter managed 34.70 runs per dismissal, further adding to her firepower as a batter. In the National Women’s League, she had an average of 59.00 this year and has clearly carried that performance to the big stage. Which is the primary reason why, with 1XBET providing odds of 1.832 for Graham to score over 19.5 runs in this BH-W vs HH-W Eliminator, there could be a strong chance that you can be successful in earning a decent fortune.

My Picks:

Brisbane Heat first six over runs over 41.5 @ 1.85 (1XBET)

Hobart Hurricanes First six overs runs over 38.5 runs @ 1.75 (1XBET)

Heather Graham to score over 19.5 runs @ 1.832 (1XBET)