WA-W vs QUN-W: Check our Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing Team Picks for Australian Women’s ODD 2022/23, Match 17

Western Australia Women will clash against Queensland Fire in the 17th match of the tournament on Wednesday. Western Australia are playing a match after a gap of two and a half months and so as Queensland Fire.

Match Details:

Western Australia Women vs Queensland Fire, Match 17

Venue: Western Australia Cricket Association Ground (WACA), Perth

Date & Time: December 21st, at 11:30 AM IST and 2:00 PM Local Time

Live Streaming: Fancode

What is the pitch report for WA-W vs QUN-W, Australian Women’s ODD 2022/23, Match 17?

It’s a fast-paced track where the seamers will get maximum assistance. The outfield is quite fast and the batters must rely on their timing. Anything around 250 is a match-winning score here.

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Recent form:

Western Australia Women: Lost Lost Won Won Lost

Queensland Fire: Won Won Won Won Won

WA-W vs QUN-W, Australian Women’s ODD 2022/23, Match 17 Probable Winners:

Queensland Fire are expected to win this match.

What is the expected, Probable Playing XIs for WA-W vs QUN-W, Australian Women’s ODD 2022/23, Match 17?

Western Australia Women

Chloe Piparo (c), Maddy Darke (wk), Mathilda Carmichael, Charis Bekker, Amy Edgar, Piepa Cleary, Lilly Mills, Taneale Peschel, Georgia Wyllie, Sheldyn Cooper, Zoe Britcliffe

Queensland Fire

Caitlin Mair (wk), Georgia Voll, Ellie Johnston, Ruth Johnston, Charli Knott, Laura Harris (c), Mikayla Hinkley, Courtney Sippel, Grace Parsons, Georgia Prestwidge, Nicola Hancock

Injury Updates:

Georgia Redmayne is still recovering from Torn Achilles tendon injury and is not available until further notice.

What are the Top Picks, players for Dream11, My11circle and MPL for WA-W vs QUN-W, Australian Women’s ODD 2022/23, Match 17?

Top Pick – Batter

More pressure is on Chloe Piparo to deliver big in this game. Western Australian skipper has scored 174 runs in 4 matches in this tournament at an average of 58 which includes 2 half-centuries.

Top Pick – All-Rounder

Amy Edgar is a highly-rated all-rounder. In 4 matches in this competition, she has scalped 5 wickets at an economy of 4.25 and scored 57 runs in 3 innings.

Top Pick – Bowler

Courtney Sippel has done exceedingly well with the ball for Queensland in this tournament. In 4 matches, she has picked up 8 wickets with the best figures of 2 for 24.

Top Pick – Wicketkeeper

Maddy Darke will don the gloves for Western Australia in the absence of Beth Mooney. The former has scored 126 runs in 4 matches in this tournament at an average of 31.5 with the highest score of 51.

X-Factor:

Watch out for Georgia Voll who can attack the bowlers right from the start. She has notched 187 runs in 4 matches in this tournament with the highest score of 145 and picked up a wicket as well.

What are the fantasy suggested teams for WA-W vs QUN-W, Australian Women’s ODD 2022/23, Match 17?

1. Maddy Darke, Mathilda Carmichael, Chloe Piparo (c), Mikayla Hinkley, Georgia Voll, Charli Knott, Amy Edgar, Georgia Prestwidge, Piepa Cleary, Courtney Sippel (vc), Lilly Mills

2. Maddy Darke, Mathilda Carmichael, Chloe Piparo, Georgia Voll (c), Ellie Johnston, Charli Knott, Amy Edgar (vc), Piepa Cleary, Taneale Peschel, Courtney Sippel, Lilly Mills

Pre-Match Analysis:

It’s a crucial home game for Western Australia Women as they are coming back after a long break. Beth Mooney and Alana King are not available for this fixture as both are part of the National squad. Chloe Piparo will continue to lead the side. More responsibilities are on the shoulders of Maddy Darke and Mathilda Carmichael. With 2 wins and 2 losses, they are currently placed in 3rd spot in the standings with 10 points. They need to lift their game as they are playing against Queensland who are in good nick.

Queensland Fire are unbeaten in this competition having won all 4 matches played and occupying the top spot in the standings with 20 points. All their wins have come by a huge amount of margins which shows their dominance. Laura Harris will lead the side in the next 2 matches. Georgia Redmayne’s absence is going to hurt them a lot. Georgia Voll and Courtney Sippel are the top performers for them with the bat and ball respectively. Ruth Johnston is in the line to make her debut for Queensland.