Match Details
Toss
Sydney Thunder Women , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
24 January 2018 (20-over match)
Match Referee
Points
Sydney Thunder Women 2, Melbourne Renegades Women 0
24/01Result
48th Match, Women's Big Bash League at Canberra, Jan 24 2018
Player of the Match
24/01Result
48th Match, Women's Big Bash League at Canberra, Jan 24 2018
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
MELBOURNE RENEGADES WOMEN 68 (15.5 OVERS)
- Amy Satterthwaite17 (19)
- Chamari Athapaththu16 (20)
- Rene Farrell2/10 (3)
- Nicola Carey3/10 (3.5)
SYDNEY THUNDER WOMEN 69/6 (16 OVERS)
- Rachael Haynes37 (36)
- Stafanie Taylor*10 (17)
- Molly Strano2/16 (4)
- Hayley Jensen3/11 (3)
END OF OVER:16 | 5 Runs 1 Wkt | ST-W: 68/6 (1 run required from 24 balls, RR: 4.25, RRR: 0.25)
- Rene Farrell4 (2b)
- Stafanie Taylor10 (17b)
- Molly Strano4-0-16-2
- Hayley Jensen3-0-11-3
15.6
4
Strano to Farrell, FOUR,
15.5
0
Strano to Farrell, no run,
15.4
W
Strano to Carey, OUT,
NJ Carey lbw b Strano 0 (4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0
15.3
0
Strano to Carey, no run,
15.2
0
Strano to Carey, no run,
15.1
1
Strano to Taylor, 1 run,
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