ABOUT TODAY’S MATCH
This match will be the Hobart Hurricanes’ first mission of the season and they’ll be determined to get off to a winning start. With big guns like D`Arcy Short, Matthew Wade, and Riley Meredith in the ranks, the Hurricanes have a formidable side on paper. However, they must come together as a unit to win the elusive title this season.
Talking about Sydney Sixers wants to continue their sensational journey as they face Hurricane Hobart in Game 4 Big Bash League (BBL) 2021-22. The game takes place at Aurora Stadium in Launceston on Wednesday, December 8. After winning the title last season, the Sixers started this year’s campaign with a spectacular 152-run win over the Melbourne Stars.
PREDICTION
The Hobart Hurricanes and Sydney Sixers played in Game 4 of the BBL 2021-22 opening Wednesday night at the University of Tasmania Stadium in Hobart. The Hurricanes finished in 6th place last season, missing the playoffs by a real margin. The Sydney Sixers clinched a BBL opener win with 152 runs in the last match. The Hobart Hurricanes will need to improve their performance if they are to improve their results from last year. They have made some encouraging signings and will push the Sydney Sixers to the end in this game. Sydney Sixers are chasing their third consecutive BBL title and are out of the ring on Sunday against the Melbourne Stars. They were already in full form.
The Sydney Sixer players hit their peak form Sunday night and broke the BBL record at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Things are going well with their first-class contributions and the sharing surrounding their bowling raid. We expect to see the same XI for the champions in this BBL 2021-22 game.
The teams that failed all chose to rank first after winning a draw at this year’s BBL. We expect both captains to bring the opposition into this game. We hope to see a surface that will provide plenty of activity in Tasmania. Bowlers will need to be the most accurate if they want to be successful in this course.
TODAY’S PITCH CONDITION
Talking a little about the pitch, the track has, historically, helped the team finish second. However, fans had a rough time during the recently concluded Girls’ Big Bash Tournament. While the track can be expected to be more hitter-friendly, race participants must present an application to receive points.
PREDICTABLE TOP PERFORMERS:
Josh Philippe from Sydney Sixers has completed a 47 ball 83 run against the Melbourne Stars, Josh Philippe will be eager to make his bat speak again. The seesaw hitter can take full advantage of power plays and his knack for the long run makes him an even bigger asset. So the bowlers of Hobart Hurricanes should be extra careful and sincere in today’s match.
Steve O`Keefe Sydney Sixers The veteran left-handed rotator certainly ages like fine wine and only seems to get better with time. Steve O`Keefe made a talking ball even in the final game and pocketed the spoils of four shots. As the Launceston track is known for its spinner’s preference, the 36-year-old could find himself in the race once again.
