Big Bash League | Sydney Sixers VS Perth Scorchers | Qualifier , 28 January , 1:45 PM | Match Preview

Series: Big Bash League 2022-23
Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Sixers, Qualifier 28th january 1.45pm

Venue: Perth Stadium, Perth

Perth Scorchers and Sydney Sixers finished top two on the table and earned a right for two shots at the final.
The winner heads straight to the final while the loser then plays in Challenger. Let’s take a look at two teams ahead of their massive clash on Saturday
The two most successful sides of the Big Bash – Perth Scorchers and Sydney Sixers are set to lock horns in the Qualifier for the second successive season.
The two arch rivals will meet at Optus Stadium on Saturday, January 28th in the Big Bash 2022-23 qualifier
Perth Scorchers hold the advantage over Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash, winning 16 out of 26 matches compared to 10 by the Sixers.
Both the teams are in terrific form but the Scorchers have better resources in both batting and bowling departments, and they are playing at home.
Perth Scorchers finished at the top of the table with 22 points. The reigning champions have been dominant in the season, winning 11 out of 14 matches. The Scorchers defeated Melbourne Renegades by 10 runs in the final group fixture to book the Qualifier at home.

The Scorchers have a potent pace battery with the likes of Jason Behrendorff, Andrew Tye, Matt Kelly, David Payne and Lance Morris doing a great job.
They could be bolstered with Jhye Richardson if he proves his fitness.

Sydney Sixers secured second spot on in the group stage after winning 10 out of 14 matches while one ended in no result.
They’re coming off five straight wins but now face the nemesis Perth Scorchers, against whom they have faltered in recent times. The Sixers will be out for revenge.

They will have the services of ridiculously in-form Steve Smith for this match but he’ll need support from others.

Pitch Report and Weather Conditions

Optus Stadium generally helps the fast bowlers, with plenty of bounce and pace on offer. The new ball bowlers, in particular,
find significant assistance here, making life harder for the top order batters. The average batting first score at the venue reads 158.

The Perth weather is expected to be clear and breezy on Saturday evening. There’s no threat of rain with the temperature range between 21-26°C.

KEY PLAYERS TO WATCH BATSMEN Cameron Bancroft, Stephen Eskinazi, Josh Philippe , Steven Smith

KEY PLAYERS TO WATCH BOWLERS Sean Abbott, Jackson Bird, Andrew Tye, Jason Behrendorff

Prediction: Perth Scorchers to win the match comfortably at their home Ground

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