Melbourne Stars vs Brisbane Heat match prediction 49th match

Melbourne Stars Women vs Brisbane Heat Women | Top Bets to Watch Out for

Melbourne Stars Women will go head on with Brisbane Heat Women in match number 49 of the Women's Big Bash League 2020 at the Drummoyne Oval, in Sydney, on November 21, on Saturday morning.

Melbourne Stars Women recorded their eighth victory of the season and they already have cemented their place in the final four of the ongoing edition of the Women's Big Bash League. With two matches to go, Brisbane Heat Women are in contention for the second spot with 14 points against their name. Brisbane Heat Women will be wary of the fact that there are three teams, who have 12 points and if they lose this game, those three will be pouncing on the opportunity to book that second spot on the points table. One can be rest assured - we are in for an enthralling fixture when these two sides will take on each other in Sydney on Saturday. In the meantime, I have assorted three of the best markets from this match for you to bet on. Allow me to take you through them one by one:

Georgia Redmayne to score over 19.5 runs

Brisbane Heat Women have an extremely strong batter in the form of Georgia Redmayne and to be honest, she has been quite phenomenal in this ongoing edition of the Women's Big Bash League. The wicketkeeper batsman from New South Wales have shone particularly with the bat and of course, she is the highest run getter for Brisbane Heat Women in WBBL 2020 with 285 runs under her hat in 11 matches at an average of 35.62. Redmayne scored 19 or more runs in four out of the last five matches in Women's Big Bash League 2020. Her career average is 23.20 and she has over 1100 runs to her name in 66 T20 matches. The last time she faced Melbourne Stars Women, she added 19 runs to the total but in the last five matches, she has added a whole new exciting look to her batting. Sportsbet.io is offering the best odds of 1.85 for Georgia Redmayne to score over 19.5 runs and considering the form she is in, the Aussie should eclipse that rather easily against Melbourne Stars Women on Saturday.

Natalie Sciver to be the top team bowler for Melbourne Stars Women

We have spoken about a lot of batsmen and I feel the bowlers have done a phenomenal job too in the WBBL 2020 edition. Therefore, I have included a bowler in today's piece or else it would be an injustice towards them. Natalie Sciver is the bowler who I have handpicked today who has been sensational for Melbourne Stars Women in this ongoing season of the Women's Big Bash League. She is the second highest wicket taker of the WBBL 2020 with 16 scalps to her name in just 10 matches and she is averaging 12.0, which is outrageous! The English all-rounder has a strike rate of just a little above 19.0 and has 147 T20 wickets to her name. Her figures in this edition of the WBBL looks like - 1/37, 1/21, 2/24, 4/29, 2/23, 2/34, 3/21, 1/3. While playing for Melbourne Stars Women, Sciver has an average of 16.67 and has 41 scalps to her name in 32 matches. While playing at the Drummoyne Oval, Natalie Sciver has 6 wickets from 4 matches and she is expected to add a few more to her tally during the remainder of this tournament. Sportsbet.io is offering the best odds of 4.20 for Natalie Sciver to be the top team bowler for Melbourne Stars Women.

Meg Lanning to score over 28.5 runs

Last but not the least, Meg Lanning had to be one of the picks as she has been the best batsman for Melbourne Stars Women in this ongoing season of the Women's Big Bash League. Meg Lanning is the second highest run getter of the WBBL 2020 with 381 runs in 11 matches at an average of 47.62 including five half centuries. The Australian batter has scored north of 28.5 runs in five out of the last eight innings Lanning has played in the WBBL 2020. The last time she featured against Brisbane Heat Women, Lanning went on to score 54 runs from just 25 balls. The Australian has featured in four matches at the Drummoyne Oval and she has racked up 108 runs at an average of 36.0 Her record against Brisbane Heat Women is quite insane as she has played just 8 matches against this particular opponent and has notched up 493 runs at an astounding average of 82.17. While playing for Melbourne Stars Women, she has played 36 matches and has scored 1365 runs at an incredible average of 50.56. Sportsbet.io is offering odds of 1.85 for Meg Lanning to score over 28.5 runs against Brisbane Heat Women and it should be a cakewalk for the Australian on Saturday.