MR-W vs MS-W, WBBL|11 Match Prediction: Who will win today’s game between Melbourne Renegades and Melbourne Stars?

Match No. 28 Women’s Big Bash League 2025 holes Melbourne Rebels Women against Melbourne Stars for women At Junction Oval, Melbourne, on 29 November, starting at 9:40am local time. The Renegades are in third place in the points table with 4 wins from 7 matches and a net run rate of +0.570, while the Stars are in second place with 4 wins from 6 matches completed and a superior +2.152 NRR. This Melbourne derby comes after the Renegades’ recent four-point loss to… Perth Scorchersin contrast to a strong Stars run including a 37-run win over the Hobart Hurricanes

The Rebels started with back-to-back wins but have faltered, losing three of their last five, although they hold a key advantage having chased down 142 in 18.5 overs to defeat the Stars earlier this season by four wickets. The Stars boast four wins in five matches after the rain-affected opener, with recent victories such as an 18-round win over Brisbane Heat Display batting depth. The Renegades will be back home, where they recently failed to chase 150 against the Scorchers.

MR-W vs MS-W, WBBL|11: Match details

• Date and time: November 29; 09:40 AM EST / 04:10 AM GMT / 03:10 PM MT
• place: Oval Junction, Melbourne

MR-W vs MS-W, head-to-head record in the WBBL

Matches played: 21 | Melbourne Stars won: 07 | Melbourne Renegades won: 11 | No result: 03

Oval stadium meeting report

Melbourne’s Junction Oval is known for its batting-friendly surface, providing a consistent bounce and good load that supports fluent stroke play. Batsmen generally have favorable conditions from the start of the match, enabling them to play aggressive shots and maintain consistent run-scoring. While players may find some initial movement and bounce, the playing field tends to favor higher-scoring contests as the game progresses. Its flatness and natural pace create an ideal platform for batsmen to dominate, although spinners can also become influential later in the innings with some innings. Overall, the pitch offers an interesting balance, providing ample opportunities for both batsmen and bowlers to influence the match.

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Melbourne Rebels Women: Davina Perrin, Courtney Webb, Alice Capsey, Diandra Dottin, Georgia Wareham (c), Nicole Faltom (w), Tess Flintoff, Naomi Stalberg, Sarah Kuyt, Millie Illingworth, Charisse Baker, Sophie Molyneux, Essie Wong, Sarah Kennedy, Emma de Brugge

Melbourne Stars for women: Annabelle Sutherland (c), Amy Jones (wk), Sophie Day, Meg Lanning, Rhys McKenna, Georgia Prestwidge, Ella Hayward, Sophie Reid, Maisie Gibson, Danielle Gibson, Kim Garth, Marizan CapSasha Moloney

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MR-W vs MS-W, WBBL|11: Today’s match prediction

Case 1:

• Melbourne Stars Women wins hurling and bowls first
• Melbourne Renegades Women’s Powerplay Score: 40-50
• Melbourne Renegades Women’s Score: 160-170

Case 2:

• Melbourne Renegades women win hurling and bowls first
• Melbourne Stars women’s match score: 50-60
• Melbourne Stars Women’s Score: 180-190

Match Result: The first bowling team to win the match.

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