The WBBL 2025 season is scheduled to be played from November 9 to December 13.
By signing the contract with Renegades, Jason Behrendorff will be joining forces with BKT Golden Arm runner-up Tom Rogers, who was successful with 16 scalps in this season.
Will Sutherland and Tom Rogers put up a match-winning partnership as Renegades chased the target in 19.4 overs losing six wickets.
Joel Paris successfully hit the stumps at non-striker’s end with a no-look back-hand flip from the striker’s end, but Jacob Bethell was fast enough to survive the run out.
In reply to Renegades’ total of 142/9, Lynn smashed 88(51) runs as the Strikers chased the winning target in 17.1 overs, to get their second win of the season.
In a close match, Sydney Thunder defeated Melbourne Renegades for eight runs to register their third win of the season and get into the second spot at the points table.
Harvey took a flying catch on Kane Richardson’s delivery to dismiss Matthew Spoors during a crucial moment of the innings.
Ben Dwarshuis smashed Melbourne Renegades bowler Will Sutherland for a huge six as the ball ended up landing into the second tier of the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).
Speaking of Marsh, the ‘SOS’ moved to the Renegades in BBL 9 after 40 appearances with Perth Scorchers.
Finch has captained the Renegades for 11 seasons. He holds the record for most runs (3311) and most appearances (106).
Melbourne Stars defeated Melbourne Renegades on BBL derby day by eight wickets on DLS method.
The Melbourne-based side are reeling at the seventh place in the points table with a solitary win so far in the tournament from six matches.
Melbourne Renegades will next play Brisbane Heat at the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne on December 21, Perth Scorchers will take on Melbourne Stars at the MCG on December 13.
The Perth Scorchers have won 10 out their 13 matches this season.
While Stars are having a horrific season in the absence of Glenn Maxwell, Renegades are hanging on by a thread in the race for a spot in the knockout stages.
Renegades will host the 2nd leg of Melbourne derby.
The Melbourne Renegades will take on the Hobart Hurricanes at the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne.
While Hobart Hurricanes failed to defend 229 against Adelaide Strikers in their last fixture, Melbourne Renegades’ bowler won the game for their side by defending 141 against Melbourne Stars.
Renegades will have to pull up their socks before it’s gets too late for them.
The pitch at Sydney Cricket Ground is known to aid batters.
The Renegades have emerged to be one of the best teams in the tournament with an undefeated record.
Melbourne Renegades look like a more settled unit as compared to Brisbane Heat.
She amassed 406-runs at an average of 58 and scalped 15 wickets, last year for Melbourne Renegades
After the game, Chand went on to mention that he was “grateful” as his dream came true of playing at the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
The right-arm leggie became the first bowler in BBL history to take a double hattrick i.e. 4 wickets in 4 balls.
Unmukt Chand has recently moved to the USA to pursue his cricketing dreams.
Scorchers, an unbeaten team in the tournament so far, is having a dream run this season.
The Mericon Stadium will host its first BBL match on Monday.
Both sides are coming on the back of a defeat but at least one will go happy after this game.
The most recent game between the sides in ongoing BBL saw the Renegades inching their opponents by a 2-run margin.
The two teams feature some big names such as Rashid Khan, Shaun Marsh, Mohammad Nabi, Aaron Finch amongst others.
Playing for the Melbourne Renegades, Harmanpreet enjoyed a dominant season scoring 399 runs and picking 15 wickets.