Shikhar Dhawan
ST-W vs MS-W : Sydney Thunder Women and Melbourne Stars Women will reload at Bankstown Oval, Sydney on Sunday morning. Their first head to head encounter at Harrup Park, Mackay on Saturday ended in a no result after rain played spoilsport.
Thunders are placed second in the points table with seven wins and three defeats out of eleven outings while Melbourne Stars are placed sixth in the ladder with four wins and six defeats in eleven encounters. With just three more games remaining, it is a must-win encounter for Stars to secure a place in the next round.
Sydney Thunder Women and Melbourne Stars Team News:
- Both the sides will feature with the same squad
- Rene Farrell is still missing out
- Kristen Beams returns to skipper the side. She missed the last encounter and might feature in this
Sydney Thunder Women and Melbourne Stars Playing 11:
ST-W
Wicketkeeper: Rachel Priest
Batsmen: Alex Blackwell (c), Harmanpreet Kaur, R Haynes, Naomi Stalenberg, Rachel Trenaman
All-rounder: Stafanie Taylor, Nicola Carey
Bowlers: Maisy Gibson, Lisa Griffith, Samantha Bates
MS-W
Wicketkeeper: Nicole Faltum
Batsmen: Angela Reakes, Mignon du Preez, Katie Mack, Lizelle Lee
All-rounder: Georgia Elwiss, Erin Osborne (c), Annabel Sutherland,
Bowlers: Holly Ferling, Alana King, Nicola Hancock
Sydney Thunder Women and Melbourne Stars Squads:
Sydney Thunder Women- Alex Blackwell (C), Stafanie Taylor, Hannah Darlington, Harmanpreet Kaur, Rachel Priest, Rachael Haynes, Lisa Griffith, Maisy Gibson, Nicola Carey, Sam Bates, Naomi Stalenberg, Rachel Trenaman, Belinda Vakarewa, Saskia Horley
Melbourne Stars Women- Kristen Beams (C), Mignon du Preez, Elly Donald, Lizelle Lee, Makinley Blows, Holly Ferling, Nicola Hancock, Alana King, Erin Osborne, Katie Mack, Chloe Rafferty, Angela Reakes, Nicole Faltum, Georgia Elwiss, Annabel Sutherland
