Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes – Round-Robin – Preview & Prediction | BBL|12
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THE FACTS
When is Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes taking place? Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes will take place on Saturday 31st December, 2022 at 04:30 (UK)
Where is Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes taking place? Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes will take place at Lavington Sports Ground in Albury, Australia
Where can I get tickets for Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes? Click here for the latest ticket information for Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes
What TV channel is Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes on in the UK? Sky Sports have the rights to televise BBL matches so check their schedule here to see if Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes is televised
Where can I stream Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes? If televised on Sky Sports, subscribers will be able to stream Sydney Thunder vs Hobart Hurricanes live on Sky Go
THE LOWDOWN
SYDNEY THUNDER
- Sydney Thunder managed to secure a crucial victory over Brisbane Heat, completing a double over the Heat in the space of three days and bringing their win/loss record this season to 3-3.
- Daniel Sams played a key role with bat, ball and even in the field, but it was Colin Munroe’s destructive 98 from 53 balls laid the foundations for what was a winning score batting first.
HOBART HURRICANES
- Hobart Hurricanes as it stands have lost both of their matches played away from home so far, a run which needs to end here as they strive to gain some consistency.
- Their most recent encounter was a low-scoring thriller at home to Melbourne Renegades, which saw them triumph by 8 runs, bowling the Renegades out for 114 after accruing a score of 122.
THE PREDICTION
Sydney Thunder have put the nightmare of being bowled out for 15 firmly behind them now and are just starting to garner some momentum following their brace of victories over Brisbane. You’d expect them to carry their good recent form into this one, especially when taking into account Hobart’s struggles on the road. Therefore, the smart move would be to back a Sydney Thunder victory in Albury.
