Match Highlights: Mignon’s Fifty Takes Hurricanes To The Top Three Of WBBL

Match Highlights HH-W vs MS-W

Match Highlights HH-W vs MS-W: Women’s Big Bash League Hobart Hurricanes Women vs Melbourne Stars Women

HH-w vs MS-w Match Highlights: After making excellent consecutive three wins against the Melbourne Stars in the WBBL. The Hobart Hurricanes team made three victories against the Stars. Hobart Hurricanes won the match by 38 runs.

With a 38-run victory over a scurrying Melbourne Stars, Mignon du Preez’s half-century enabled Hobart Hurricanes to move into the top four of the standings. The outcome has important implications for this year’s competition. As it was the Hurricanes’ third victory in the last three matches played head-to-head, since the first few weeks of the WBBL’s maiden season seven

HH-W vs MS-W: Mignon’s Fifty

Mignon’s Fifty helped Hobart reach 7 for 152, and Nicola Carey, with 27 for 18. Stopped the Stars at 6 for 114 to become the Hurricanes’ all-time leading wicket-taker.

The Hurricanes, who haven’t participated in finals since 2016–17. Are now fourth with a game in hand over most of the clubs ahead of them after passing the defending champions Perth.

With four games remaining, Strikers are still in front of them in third place. But with a victory on Friday at Latrobe Recreation Ground. They might have passed Brisbane Heat and Sydney Sixers into first place.

This win made Hobart Hurricanes to stand at no.3 on the points table with 15 points.

HH-W vs MS-W Highlight of the Match

Melbourne Stars’ top run scorer in the match Alice Capsey scored 38 of 26 and lauren Winfield hill scored 22 of 31. The game was basically over when the Hurricanes bowlers started to restrict them to make the dedicated target of 152 in 20 overs. Hayley Jensen who took maximum wickets with 24 runs.

Key Batters have made the score to a decent stage s that the hurricane bowlers could restrict them. Key openers Lizelle Lee with 24, Mignon with 50 runs, and Nicola Carey with 27 runs.

What’s Next?

Adelaide Strikers Women will next play against Hobart Hurricanes on 18th November, and Melbourne Stars will face Pert Scorchers on 19th November.