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The 18th match of the Big Bash League (BBL) is scheduled between the Melbourne Renegades (MR) and the Adelaide Strikers (AS) on 29th December at 1:45 p.m. IST. at the Marvel Stadium.
This exciting fixture is set to take place at a venue that promises a thrilling contest between bat and ball.
Both teams will be looking to secure a crucial victory in their quest for BBL glory. With talented players on both sides, fans can expect a fiercely competitive match filled with exciting cricket action.
MR vs AS Head-to-Head Records
In the head-to-head records between the Melbourne Renegades (MR) and the Adelaide Strikers (AS) in the Big Bash League (BBL), the two teams have clashed a total of 18 times.
Out of these encounters, the Adelaide Strikers have emerged victorious on 11 occasions, showcasing their dominance in this rivalry.
On the other hand, the Melbourne Renegades have secured victories in 7 matches against the Strikers, demonstrating their ability to challenge their opponents.
These statistics highlight the competitive nature of matches between these two teams and set the stage for another compelling contest whenever they face off in the BBL.
Marvel Stadium Pitch Report
The Marvel Stadium in Melbourne has hosted a total of 61 matches, making it an experienced venue for cricket matches.
The statistics from these matches provide valuable insights into the pitch conditions and the trends of teams batting first and second.
Here’s a summary of the pitch report for Marvel Stadium based on the matches played there:
Total Matches Played: 61
Matches Won by Team Batting First: 28
Matches Won by Team Batting Second: 33
Matches Tied: 0
Average Score for Team Batting First: 160
Highest Team Score: Melbourne Renegades 222/4
Lowest Team Score: Melbourne Renegades 57/10
Scoring Pattern:
Scores Below 150: 16 matches
Scores Between 150 and 169: 23 matches
Scores Between 170 and 189: 15 matches
Scores Above 190: 7 matches
These statistics suggest that the Marvel Stadium pitch is relatively balanced, with teams having an almost equal chance of winning whether they bat first or second.
The average score for the team batting first is around 160, indicating that it’s a competitive pitch where both batting and bowling sides have opportunities to excel.
The range of scores also suggests that the pitch can produce varying challenges for batsmen and bowlers, making it an interesting venue for cricket matches.
MR vs AS Probable Playing XI
MR Probable Playing XI
Joe Clarke, Quinton de Kock (wk), Jake Fraser-McGurk, Nic Maddinson (c), Shaun Marsh, Jonathan Wells, Will Sutherland, Tom Rogers, Kane Richardson, Adam Zampa, Mujeeb Ur Rahman
Bench: Mackenzie Harvey, Fergus O Neill, Peter Siddle
AS Probable Playing XI
Matthew Short (c), D’Arcy Short, Chris Lynn, Jake Weatherald , Adam Hose, Jamie Overton, James Bazley, Harry Nielsen (wk), Wes Agar, David Payne, Cameron Boyce
Bench: Brendan Doggett, Ben Manenti
