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Stars vs Heat, 18th Match at Brisbane, WBBL, Dec 26 2016 - Cricket Stats

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18th Match, Brisbane, December 26, 2016, Women's Big Bash League

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Melbourne Stars Women

148/2

Brisbane Heat Women

(20 ov, T:149) 94/7

Stars won by 54 runs

Player Of The Match

Meg Lanning

, MS-W

97* (72)

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Scoring Breakdown

Stars

Heat

36/0

Power Play

21/3

73/1

Middle Overs

51/2

39/1

Final Overs

22/2

Sixes

Fours

Runs In Boundaries

41%

Dot ball percentage

48%

Extras conceded

Partnerships

First innings

Melbourne Stars Women

EJ InglisMM Lanning

16 (24)

60 (55)

36 (31)

JE CameronMM Lanning

16 (19)

56 (47)

37 (28)

MM LanningKM Mack

24 (13)

32* (19)

7 (6)

Brisbane Heat Women

KL ShortBL Mooney

3 (4)

6 (7)

2 (3)

KL ShortDM Kimmince

2 (6)

10 (16)

3 (10)

KL ShortS Mandhana

3 (4)

4 (9)

1 (5)

KL ShortDJS Dottin

19 (22)

43 (49)

24 (27)

KL ShortJL Jonassen

0 (1)

1 (3)

1 (2)

JL JonassenJL Barsby

5 (6)

13 (17)

8 (11)

JL JonassenH Birkett

8 (10)

13 (15)

5 (5)

SJ JohnsonH Birkett

3 (3)

4* (3)

0 (0)

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Heat

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Stars

Heat

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Brisbane Heat Women

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Heat Innings

Player Name		R	B
BL Mooney	caught	2	3
KL Short	caught	27	37
DM Kimmince	lbw	3	10
S Mandhana	caught	1	5
DJS Dottin	caught	24	27
JL Jonassen	caught	14	18
JL Barsby	caught	8	11
H Birkett	not out	6	6
SJ Johnson	not out	3	3
Extras	(b 4, lb 1, w 1)
Total	94(7 wkts; 20 ovs)

Player Name	O	M	R	W	Econ
E Kearney	4	1	13	0	3.25
D Hazell	4	0	17	2	4.25
HNK Jensen	3	0	13	1	4.33
AM King	2	0	17	0	8.5
GL Triscari	3	0	10	1	3.33
MJG Nielsen	4	0	19	3	4.75

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	6	Kirby Short	Beth Mooney
2nd	10	Kirby Short	Delissa Kimmince
3rd	4	Kirby Short	Smriti Mandhana
4th	43	Kirby Short	Deandra Dottin
5th	1	Kirby Short	Jess Jonassen
6th	13	Jess Jonassen	Jemma Barsby
7th	13	Jess Jonassen	Haidee Birkett
8th	4	Sammy-Jo Johnson	Haidee Birkett

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Women's Big Bash League

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
SS-W	14	9	5	18	0.442
PS-W	14	8	6	16	0.300
BH-W	14	8	6	16	0.046
HH-W	14	7	6	15	-0.034
MS-W	14	7	7	14	0.256
ST-W	14	6	7	12	-0.046
MR-W	14	6	8	11.5	-0.519
AS-W	14	3	9	8	-0.541

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