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The lineup for the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2023 Tournament has been revealed. A distinguished team, carefully chosen by the eight BBL coaches, showcases standout performers who demonstrated exceptional consistency and shone brightly throughout the competition.
Playoffs scenario
As WBBL|09 heads towards its climax, Adelaide Strikers Women have already secured their place in the final, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the tournament. The team’s dominance is reflected in the inclusion of key players in the Team of the Tournament.
Brisbane Heat Women and Sydney Thunder Women are set to clash in The Eliminator on November 28, with the winner earning the right to face Perth Scorchers Women in The Challenger on November 29. The ultimate showdown for the WBBL|09 title is scheduled for December 02, where the Strikers await the winner of The Challenger.
Sophie Devine to lead; Beth Mooney takes the gloves
Perth Scorchers captain Sophie Devine has not only led her team admirably but has also been bestowed with the captaincy of the WBBL|09 Team of the Tournament. Devine’s exceptional all-round performances have been a highlight of the season.
Wicketkeeping duties for the Team of the Tournament will be handled by Perth Scorchers’ Beth Mooney. Mooney’s skillful glovework and contributions with the bat have made her an indispensable part of the selected lineup.
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WBBL|09 Team of the Tournament:
- Beth Mooney (Perth Scorchers) (wk)
Matches: 14 | Runs: 539 | HS: 101* | AVG: 53.90 | SR: 144.50 | 100s: 1 | 50s: 5
- Katie Mack (Adelaide Strikers)
Matches: 14 | Runs: 449 | HS: 86 | AVG: 32.07 | SR: 119.73 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 3
- Chamari Athapaththu (Sydney Thunder)
Matches: 14 | Runs: 511| HS: 80 | AVG: 43.58 | SR: 129.69 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 5
- Sophie Devine (Perth Scorchers) (c)
Matches: 14 | Runs: 476 | HS: 106 | AVG: 39.66 | SR: 140.82 | 100s: 1 | 50s: 3| Wickets: 14 | Econ: 8.52
- Ellyse Perry (Sydney Sixers)Matches: 13 | Runs: 496 | HS: 82* | AVG: 45.09 | SR: 131.56 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 3| Wickets: 13 | Econ: 7.55
- Annabel Sutherland (Melbourne Stars)
Matches: 14 | Runs: 288 | HS: 49 | SR: 118.03 | Wickets: 23 | Econ: 7.13 | BBI: 4/22
- Amanda-Jade Wellington (Adelaide Strikers)
Matches: 14 | Wickets: 20 | Econ: 5.60 | BBI: 3/4
- Amy Edgar (Perth Scorchers)
Matches: 14 | Wickets: 20 | Econ: 6.42 | BBI: 4/19
- Chloe Ainsworth (Perth Scorchers)
Matches: 12 | Wickets: 15 | Econ: 7.29 | BBI: 3/25
- Lauren Cheatle (Sydney Sixers)
Matches: 14 | Wickets: 21 | Econ: 6.89 | BBI: 2/13
- Sophie Day (Melbourne Stars)
Matches: 14 | Wickets: 27 | Econ: 6.87 | BBI: 5/25
- Charli Knott (Brisbane Heat) (12th Player)
Matches: 14 | Runs: 220 | SR: 147.65 | Wickets: 10 | Econ: 7.69 | BBI: 3/33
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This article was first published at WomenCricket.com, a Cricket Times company.
