Sydney Thunder (THU) will conflict against Melbourne Renegades (REN) in the 47th match of the Huge Slam Association 2022-23 at Manuka Oval in Canberra on Thursday, at 1:45 pm. Sydney Thunder experienced a five-wicket rout against Hobart Hurricanes in their last game and are presently positioned in the 6th situation with five successes from the initial 11 matches. Olivier Davies top-scored 45 off 38 while bowling all-rounder Daniel Sams took four wickets for 18 for the Thunder.
Melbourne Renegades beat Melbourne Stars in their most recent apparatus by six runs while protecting 162 runs. Wicketkeeper-hitter Sam Harper top-scored 51 off 36 balls and Jonathan Wells added 44 off only 24 to assist the Renegades with scoring 162. Then, at that point, in-structure pacers Kane Richardson and Tom Rogers took two wickets each to direct the Renegades to an exhilarating success in the crosstown derby.
The pitch at Manuka Oval offers a fair surface for the two hitters and bowlers in T20 games with a typical first innings score of 155. In the main match played here this season, the Rebels were bowled out on only 122 runs with pacers getting a great deal of help from the pitch.
Nonetheless, Sydney Thunder will try to make an unbeaten thump against Melbourne Renegades in the 47th match of BBL on 19 January 2023, after the match starts at 1:45 pm. In any case, the vast majority of individuals really do accept that Melbourne Renegades will stamp triumph in Thursday’s match.
Melbourne Renegades Squad: Martin Guptill, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Sam Harper(w), Aaron Finch(c), Matthew Critchley, Jonathan Wells, Tom Rogers, Will Sutherland, Ruwantha Kellepotha, Kane Richardson, Fawad Ahmed, Mackenzie Harvey, David Moody, Jack Prestwidge, Corey Rocchiccioli
Sydney Thunder Squad: Matthew Gilkes(w), David Warner, Sam Whiteman, Oliver Davies, Alex Ross, Daniel Sams, Ben Cutting, Nathan McAndrew, Chris Green(c), Usman Qadir, Brendan Doggett, Joel Davies, Baxter Holt, Blake Nikitaras, Ross Pawson
