Brisbane Warmth Sydney Sixers 140 (Kerr 41, Hamilton 3-21, Jonassen 3-26)
Brisbane Warmth downed Sydney Sixers by 5 wickets however did not steal WBBL remaining internet hosting rights from Melbourne Renegades.
Warmth, chasing the Sixers’ 140 all out, reached their goal from 17 overs for victory at Allan Border Area. However they to chase down their goal in 13.3 overs to eclipse Renegades on internet run price and safe internet hosting rights for the ultimate.
Renegades will host the WBBL decider on the MCG subsequent Sunday evening after topping the desk from the second-placed Warmth.
Warmth will host the Challenger on Friday evening at Allan Border Area towards the winner of Wednesday evening’s Knockout remaining between the third-placed Sydney Thunder and fourth-placed Hobart Hurricanes at Drummoyne Oval in Sydney.
The fast wickets left the Warmth 58 for 3 after seven overs and, met with some miserly Sixers bowling, they modified tack to focus profitable the sport, moderately than chasing the online run price goal.
Georgia Redmayne made 25 from 29 balls and the end result remained tight when Warmth required 46 runs from the final 42 balls.
Captain Jess Jonassen then referred to as the ability surge and capitalised on the sector restrictions by cracking three fours and a six as Caoimhe Bray conceded 20 runs from her over. The burst from Jonassen and a late flurry from Laura Harris sealed victory.
From then, solely Sarah Bryce, who smashed a six and 4 fours in making 28 from 19 balls, reached double figures.
Warmth’s rising 18-year-old star Hamilton was once more excellent – she now has taken 10 wickets in her previous three video games – whereas skipper Jonassen claimed 3 for 26.
