ADSW vs BHW Today Match Prediction and Betting Tips, Odds and Live Score

The points table is taking shape in the Women’s Big Bash League 2025, and some teams have built a lead over others. The Adelaide Strikers Women will look to book a berth in the next round as they take on the Brisbane Heat Women in the 30th game. The Strikers shared points with the Sydney Thunder Women in the last game, while the Brisbane Heat Women did the same against the Sydney Sixers Women.  

It is a must-win game for Adelaide Strikers Women to reach the next round. They had defeated the Brisbane Heat in the earlier game, and the players will draw inspiration from that victory. The Brisbane Heat Women haven’t won a game this season and are out of contention for the next round. Their players are low on confidence, and the team has struggled with the bat. It remains to be seen if the Brisbane Heat Women can end their losing streak. 

ADSW vs BHW Betting News

RECENT PERFORMANCE

ADSW

W
L
L
L
W

BHW

L
L
L
L
L

HEAD TO HEAD

Adelaide Strikers Women Preview

It was a lucky escape for Tahlia McGrath and her team in the last game against the Sydney Thunder Women. The team shared points after rain came to the team’s rescue in a rain-reduced game where the Thunder Women required 3 runs in 13 balls. They defeated the Brisbane Heat Women earlier in the season and shall look to repeat the same performance here.  

Laura Wolvaardt and Tammy Beaumont are explosive batters, and they will look to deliver a good start at the top. Tahlia McGrath is the backbone of this batting lineup, and she will look to do well in the middle order with Madeline Penna and Bridget Patterson. Ellie Johnston and Amanda-Jade Wellington have done well in the lower middle order and add to the team’s batting firepower.   

Sophie Ecclestone and Darcie Brown will look to strike early and put the team in a strong position. Jemma Barsby and Tabatha Saville must bowl tight spells in the middle overs and halt the scoring rate. Ellie Johnston, Tahila McGrath, and Amanda-Jade Wellington add to the team’s bowling options, making them strong. 

Adelaide Strikers Women Predicted Playing XI:

Tahlia McGrath (c), Laura Wolvaardt, Tammy Beaumont, Madeline Penna, Bridget Patterson (wk), Ellie Johnston, Amanda-Jade Wellington, Sophie Ecclestone, Jemma Barsby, Tabatha Saville, Darcie Brown

Brisbane Heat Women Preview

Jess Jonassen’s team is out of contention for the next round. The team shared points with the Sydney Sixers Women in the last game, where rain played spoilsport. They haven’t won a game this season and sit at the bottom of the points table. The side will look to make a strong comeback in this game and restore lost pride.  

The team will expect a good start from Lauren Winfield-Hill and Charli Knott, as early wickets have hurt them. Jess Jonassen must lead from the front in the middle order and add runs with Chinelle Henry and Georgia Redmayne. The side will expect quick runs in the lower middle order from Nadine de Klerk and Mikayla Wrigley.  

The bowling attack hasn’t posed much of a threat to the opponents this season. They need early wickets in this game from Lucy Hamilton and Charli Knott. Nadine de Klerk and Jess Jonassen are experienced bowlers and shall look to keep the scoring in check in the middle overs. The team expects strong performances in supporting roles from Nicola Hancock and Sianna Ginger.

Brisbane Heat Women Predicted Playing XI:

Jess Jonassen (c), Charli Knott, Lauren Winfield-Hill, Georgia Redmayne (wk), Nadine de Klerk, Chinelle Henry, Mikayla Wrigley, Annie O’Neil, Sianna Ginger, Nicola Hancock, Lucy Hamilton

Weather Conditions

The skies over Sydney have some cloud cover. The batting conditions won’t be easy, as we have seen in the last few seasons. Batters will need to focus on building partnerships. We don’t expect it to be a high-scoring wicket, and a score of 150 runs should make the side batting first happy.

ADSW vs BHW Pitch Report

North Sydney Oval is a small ground, but the pitch here offers seam and swing. Fast bowlers have done well, and batters who play their time on the wicket have been able to score runs. It isn’t the best venue for the spinners, and they need to make good use of the variety to pick wickets here.

Toss: To Bowl

The wicket is good for the bowlers in the first half, with juice underneath. Batting conditions improve as the game progresses. In the last five games, the team chasing the score has won four times. The team winning the toss would look to bowl first.