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Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Sixers Women, 3rd Match, Women's Big Bash League 2026

Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Sixers Women, 3rd Match, Women’s Big Bash League 2026

The 3rd match of the Women’s Big Bash League 2026 between the Brisbane Heat Women and the Sydney Sixers Women has not yet started. It is scheduled to be played tomorrow, Friday, 30 October 2026, under the lights at Allan Border Field in Brisbane. 

Match Details & Timings

  • Date: Friday, 30 October 2026
  • Time: 6:10 PM Local Time (1:40 PM IST / 8:10 AM GMT)
  • Venue: Allan Border Field, Brisbane, Australia
  • Where to Watch: The match will be broadcast live on Channel 7 and Fox Sports, and streamed via Kayo Sports in Australia. For global viewers, it is available on platforms like Willow TV and FanCode.

Team squads with their playing role 

Here are the complete squads for the Brisbane Heat Women and Sydney Sixers Women for the WBBL 2026 season, categorized by their primary playing roles:

Brisbane Heat Women Squad

Captain: Georgia Redmayne (C)
The Brisbane Heat Women feature a balanced squad of wicketkeeper-batters, top-order options, versatile all-rounders and specialist bowlers. The lineup also includes overseas players and replacement signings to provide depth across different playing roles.
PlayerPlaying Role
Georgia Redmayne CaptainWicketkeeper Batter
Yastika Bhatia Overseas / ReplacementWicketkeeper Batter
Mikayla WrigleyWicketkeeper Batter
Lucinda BourkeOpening Batter
Annie O’NeilMiddle-order Batter
Grace HarrisAll-rounder
Charli KnottBatting All-rounder
Orla Prendergast OverseasAll-rounder
Sianna GingerAll-rounder
Lucy HamiltonAll-rounder
Sarah Glenn OverseasBowling All-rounder (Leg-spinner)
Lily BassingthwaighteBowler
Bonnie BerryBowler
Grace ParsonsBowler (Leg-spinner)
Catherine WhiteBowler
Aya Stafford Local ReplacementAll-rounder (Wrist-spinner)
Squad Update: Jess Jonassen has withdrawn from the season due to a hip injury.

Sydney Sixers Women Squad

Captain: Ellyse Perry (C)
The Sydney Sixers Women have a versatile squad featuring experienced all-rounders, attacking top-order batters, wicketkeeping options and specialist bowlers. Overseas players add further depth to the team’s batting and bowling combinations.
PlayerPlaying Role
Ellyse Perry CaptainAll-rounder
Ashleigh GardnerAll-rounder
Amelia Kerr OverseasAll-rounder (Leg-spinner)
Alice Capsey OverseasBatting All-rounder
Erin BurnsAll-rounder
Caoimhe BrayAll-rounder
Sophia Dunkley OverseasTop-order Batter
Elsa HunterTop-order Batter
Maddy DarkeWicketkeeper Batter
Frankie NicklinWicketkeeper / Bowler
Grace LyonsBatter
Eva RaggBatter
Lauren CheatleBowler (Left-arm fast-medium)
Courtney SippelBowler
Sarah CoyteBowler
Maitlan BrownBowler

Match Winner Prediction

The Sydney Sixers Women are favoured ahead of their opening clash against Brisbane Heat Women, based on the supplied pre-match assessment.
Sydney Sixers Women
64.1%
Brisbane Heat Women
35.9%
Prediction Summary: Sydney Sixers Women lead the pre-match assessment with a 64.1% win probability, compared with 35.9% for Brisbane Heat Women. These percentages are estimates, not guaranteed match outcomes.

Head-to-Head Match Record

The Brisbane Heat Women hold a slight advantage over the Sydney Sixers Women in their historical overall head-to-head tracking in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). 

Here is the breakdown of their absolute head-to-head match records heading into their upcoming match: 

Brisbane Heat Women vs Sydney Sixers Women: Head-to-Head

The Brisbane Heat Women and Sydney Sixers Women have played 22 matches against each other. Brisbane Heat Women hold the advantage with 13 wins, while Sydney Sixers Women have recorded 9 victories.

Total Matches Played
22
Brisbane Heat Women Wins
13
Sydney Sixers Women Wins
9
Head-to-Head Leader
Brisbane Heat
CategoryStats & Results
Total Matches Played22
Brisbane Heat Women Won13
Sydney Sixers Women Won9
First-ever FixtureDecember 12, 2015
Most-recent FixtureNovember 28, 2025 (Abandoned due to rain)
Head-to-Head Insight: Brisbane Heat Women have won four more matches than Sydney Sixers Women across their 22 meetings. Their most-recent fixture, according to the supplied data, was abandoned due to rain on November 28, 2025.

Match Day Forecast

The match day forecast for the upcoming clash at Allan Border Field indicates excellent playing conditions with a very low risk of rain. 

Here is the detailed weather profile for match day (Friday, 30 October 2026):

Match Day Forecast

Weather Overview

The evening is expected to remain cloudy to mostly cloudy, with mild temperatures and a low chance of rain. Conditions appear favourable for cricket, with a gentle easterly breeze and comfortable temperatures throughout the match.

Match Time Temperature 21°C–23°C Daily high: 26°C
Daily low: 17°C
Rain Probability 10% Very low interruption risk
Humidity 70%–74% Expected under the lights
Wind Speed 5–6 mph Gentle easterly breeze
Weather MetricExpected Conditions
General OutlookCloudy to mostly cloudy skies during the evening.
Match Time Temperature21°C to 23°C, with a daily high of 26°C and a low of 17°C.
Rain InterruptionsVery unlikely, with only a 10% chance of rain during match hours.
HumidityExpected to range between 70% and 74% under the lights.
Wind SpeedA gentle easterly breeze of 5 to 6 mph, unlikely to significantly affect high catches.

Impact on the Game

With the chance of rain at just 10%, a complete 20-over fixture looks likely, although weather conditions can still change. The cooler evening temperatures and mild easterly breeze should provide comfortable playing conditions. The breeze is not expected to create major difficulties for fielders attempting high catches, while the outfield is expected to remain dry if no rain occurs.

Disclaimer The predictions and betting insights on this page are based on expert analysis, current form and statistical data for entertainment purposes only. Please bet responsibly and in accordance with the laws and regulations of your country.