Match Preview – Melbourne Renegades Women vs Sydney Sixers Women( MR-W vs SS-W ), Dream11 Prediction, 36th Match, WBBL 2025. Who Will Win, On December 5, 2025

Match Details:

• Match: Melbourne Renegades Women vs Sydney Sixers Women( MR-W vs SS-W ), 36th Match, Women’s Big Bash League 2025
• Date and Time: December 5,  11:40 pm GMT / 05:10 am IST / 10:40 am local time
• Venue: Junction Oval, Melbourne

MR-W vs SS-W Tips & Match Prediction:

Who will win the toss? – Melbourne Renegades Women

Who will win the match? – Sydney Sixers Women

Melbourne Renegades Women vs Sydney Sixers Women Preview:

Melbourne Renegades Women( MR-W ) is set to face Sydney Sixers Women( SS-W ) in their 36th match during the Women’s Big Bash League 2025. This match is scheduled to take place at the Junction Oval on Friday, December 5.

Melbourne Renegades Women started their campaign on solid ground, but things have gone downhill quickly. Three straight losses have dragged them to sixth place, and with just one group match left, they’ll need a big win to keep their slim qualification hopes alive.

Georgia Wareham has been their standout with the bat, scoring 228 runs from eight matches at an impressive average of 38 and a strike rate of 147. Courtney Webb has played a steady hand up top with 143 runs in nine innings, striking at 111. Alice Capsey has chipped in with 160 at a strike rate of 128, while Nicole Faltum’s 152 runs have helped maintain stability in the middle overs and prevent collapses at key moments.

The bowling unit has shown good discipline too. Wareham has led the way here as well, picking up 16 wickets with an economy of under six. Tess Flintoff and Milly Illingworth have combined for 15 wickets, while Capsey has added another 11. Together, they’ve formed a balanced attack capable of handling different conditions with decent success.

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On the other side, Sydney Sixers Women have enjoyed a much smoother ride in the 2025 WBBL. With five wins and only two losses, they sit comfortably in third place. One more win in their final group game should seal their playoff spot.

Sophia Dunkley has been the heartbeat of their batting, scoring 250 runs in seven innings at a strike rate of 122. She’s averaging 42 this season with two half-centuries and will be aiming to make another meaningful contribution in this match. Ellyse Perry has backed her up nicely with 207 runs from seven games at a strike rate of 136. Alyssa Healy and Ashleigh Gardner have added important runs as well, giving their lineup plenty of depth.

Their bowlers have also played their roles effectively. Gardner leads the wicket charts for them with 11 scalps in seven matches while keeping things tight with an economy under eight. Lauren Cheatle and Maitlan Brown have offered consistent breakthroughs, sharing 17 wickets between them. Caoimhe Bray’s six wickets round out a well-balanced and reliable bowling attack.

MR-W vs SS-W Possible Playing XI:

Melbourne Renegades Women: Courtney Webb, Deandra Dottin, Alice Capsey, Sophie Molineux(c), Georgia Wareham, Nicole Faltum(w), Tess Flintoff, Naomi Stalenberg, Sarah Coyte, Issy Wong, Milly Illingworth.

Sydney Sixers Women: Ellyse Perry, Sophia Dunkley, Alyssa Healy(w), Ashleigh Gardner (c), Amelia Kerr, Maitlan Brown, Mady Villiers, Erin Burns, Emma Manix-Geeves, Caoimhe Bray, Lauren Cheatle.

MR-W vs SS-W Recent 5 Match Performance:

MR-W vs SS-W Head-To-Head Records:

MR-W vs SS-W Toss Prediction:

We’re hoping the team wins the toss and chooses to bowl first.

MR-W vs SS-W Pitch Report:

The Junction Oval in Melbourne offers a balanced contest between bat and ball. The pitch generally favors batters early on, with true bounce and good pace for stroke play, making it ideal for building competitive totals. Pace bowlers can extract some movement with disciplined lengths, especially under overcast conditions, while spinners may get assistance in the middle overs as the surface grips slightly. Winning the toss and setting a target can be advantageous, but chasing totals is also achievable if batters settle in. Overall, the pitch promises an exciting contest, with both batters and bowlers having the chance to influence the game.

MR-W vs SS-W Weather Report:

The weather at Junction Oval on December 5 at 10:40 AM local time is expected to be warm and mostly cloudy, with temperatures sitting around 24°C. The cloud cover should offer some relief from direct sunlight, making conditions comfortable for players and spectators early in the day. As the morning progresses, temperatures will steadily rise, heading toward the high 20s and eventually climbing above 30°C by the afternoon. There is no significant threat of rain, so play is unlikely to be interrupted. Overall, expect a warm, dry, and slightly overcast morning — ideal for cricket with conditions likely to become hotter as the day goes on.

Expected Scores:

1st Innings: 145–165 runs

2nd Innings: 135–155 runs

Key Notes:

Junction Oval is known for balanced conditions, offering good value for shots early but slowing down slightly as the day progresses.

Morning start (10:40 AM) may bring a bit of movement for seamers due to mild moisture under the surface and cooler temperatures.

Sixers’ stronger batting core (Dunkley, Perry, Healy, Gardner) gives them a better chance of pushing toward the 160+ mark.

Renegades rely heavily on Georgia Wareham and Courtney Webb, so early wickets could restrict their scoring to the lower side of the range.

Spinners tend to play a role in the middle overs at this venue, often keeping run rates in check.

Chasing has been slightly easier here, but only if wickets are preserved; collapses are common if batters misread the pace of the pitch.

Melbourne Renegades Women vs Sydney Sixers Women Full Squad:

Melbourne Renegades Women: Davina Perrin, Courtney Webb, Alice Capsey, Deandra Dottin, Georgia Wareham(c), Naomi Stalenberg, Nicole Faltum(w), Tess Flintoff, Sarah Coyte, Charis Bekker, Milly Illingworth, Sara Kennedy, Emma de Broughe, Issy Wong, Sophie Molineux.

Sydney Sixers Women: Alyssa Healy, Amelia Kerr, Ashleigh Gardner, Caoimhe Bray, Courtney Sippel, Ellyse Perry (c), Elsa Hunter, Lauren Cheatle, Mady Villiers, Maitlan Brown, Sophia Dunkley.