All you need to know: Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Renegades

Match facts

Who: Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Renegades

What: Match 23, Weber WBBL|10

Where: Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide

When: Monday, November 11. Bat flip at 4.55pm local (5.25pm AEDT), first ball at 5.40pm local (6.10pm AEDT)

How to watch: Fox Cricket, Kayo Sports

Buy tickets: Tickets are on sale here

For all matches in WBBL|10 there will be a Weber Baby Q up for grabs during the innings break. Fans can simply scan the QR code on the big screen to compete in trivia on their phone. The fan with the most correct answers in the fastest time will win.

Live scores: Match Centre

Highlights, news and reactions after the match: cricket.com.au, the CA Live and Big Bash apps

Officials: Andrew Crozier (field), Mary Waldron (field), Peter George (third), Dhaval Bhatt (fourth), Simon Fry (match referee)

Match squads

Strikers:  Tahlia McGrath (c), Jemma Barsby, Darcie Brown, Ellie Johnston, Katie Mack, Smriti Mandhana, Anesu Mushangwe, Bridget Patterson, Maddie Penna, Orla Prendergast, Megan Schutt, Amanda-Jade Wellington, Laura Wolvaardt

The Strikers have named an unchanged squad as they look to turn their fortunes around in WBBL|10.

Renegades: Hayley Matthews (c), Charis Bekker, Alice Capsey, Sarah Coyte, Deandra Dottin, Nicole Faltum, Milly Illingworth, Jas Nevins, Tara Norris, Georgia Prestwidge, Naomi Stalenberg, Georgia Wareham, Courtney Webb

It's an unchanged squad for the Renegades who beat crosstown rivals Stars last Saturday in the first Melbourne derby of WBBL|10. Renegades skipper Sophie Molineux will miss another game as she recovers from knee soreness.

Form guide

Strikers: LWLLL (most recent first)

With just one win from their opening five games of the season, any slip up now by the two-time defending champions could spell the end of their quest for a historic three-peat.

Renegades: WLWWL

It is the second time the 'Gades and Strikers face off this season, with Melbourne winning a final-over thriller just seven days ago at Junction Oval. They'll be looking to make it two in a row to improve on their 3-3 record this season.

Players to watch

The Strikers bowlers have proved expensive so far this season with only Jemma Barsby conceding fewer than 7.5 runs per over. They'll be looking for strong showings from experienced campaigners Amanda-Jade Wellington (economy 9.35) and Megan Schutt (economy 8.25) to help them return to winning ways.

Over a third of the Renegades' deliveries against the Stars were dot balls, 16 of which came from second-gamer Charis Bekker (1-9 from four). Englishwoman Alice Capsey also found her grove with the bat (33 off 15 balls) after dominating with the ball so far this season (12 wickets).

Most Wickets

WBBL|10 BKT Golden Arm

Player	Total
1 Alana King A King	20
2 Sam Bates S Bates	19
3 Sophie Molineux S Molineux	15
4 Ashleigh Gardner A Gardner	15
5 Amelia Kerr A Kerr	13
6 Alice Capsey A Capsey	13
7 Megan Schutt M Schutt	13
8 Hayley Matthews H Matthews	12

Full Table

Head-to-head

Rapid stats

• Adelaide Strikers have lost their past three WBBL games and will be looking to avoid a fourth consecutive loss in the competition for the first time since October 2021.
• Melbourne Renegades have an 86 per cent catch success rate this WBBL|10 campaign which is the highest of any team and the Renegades highest in any of the last six seasons.
• Adelaide Strikers and Melbourne Renegades have alternated wins across their last 12 WBBL matches; the Renegades won their most recent meeting and will be aiming for back-to-back wins against the Strikers for only the second time in the history of the competition (December 2017 to December 2018).
• Adelaide Strikers lost their last WBBL match in South Australia (October 27, 2024 v Brisbane Heat), snapping a seven-game winning run in such fixtures; they will be looking to avoid back-to-back defeats in their home state for the first time since November 2022.
• Melbourne Renegades (86 per cent – 37 out of 43) and Adelaide Strikers (82 per cent – 22 out of 27) have the best catch success rates of any teams in WBBL|10; in addition, the Renegades (4) have made the joint-most run outs when fielding in the campaign (also Brisbane Heat – 4).
• Emma de Broughe (Melbourne Renegades) has a batting false shot rate of 16 per cent from 50 balls faced in WBBL|10, the second best (minimum 35 balls faced) of any player in the campaign (Annabel Sutherland – 12.4 per cent from 89 balls faced for Melbourne Stars).
• Amanda-Jade Wellington (Adelaide Strikers) has scored 82 per cent of her 54 runs from boundaries in WBBL|10; only the Melbourne Stars' Rhys McKenna (87 per cent of 60 runs) has a higher rate in the campaign (minimum 10 runs scored).

What's on the line?

For the Strikers it's pretty much do-or-die as they need to win at least four of their last five, if not all five, to keep their season alive, and it starts against the Renegades at Karen Rolton Oval.

The Renegades are looking to return to finals for the first time in three seasons and another strong display would consolidate their position on the top four.

Weber WBBL|10 standings

Team	Matches played M	Wins W	Losses L	Ties T	No results N/R	Net Run Rate NRR	Deductions Ded.	Total points PTS
1 Melbourne Renegades Women REN	10	7	3	0	0	0.527	0	14
2 Sydney Thunder Women THU	10	6	3	0	1	-0.002	0	13
3 Brisbane Heat Women HEA	9	6	3	0	0	0.276	0	12
4 Hobart Hurricanes Women HUR	10	5	5	0	0	0.189	0	10
5 Perth Scorchers Women SCO	10	4	5	1	0	-0.171	0	9
6 Sydney Sixers Women SIX	9	3	4	1	1	-0.367	0	8
7 Adelaide Strikers Women STR	10	3	6	0	1	-0.357	0	7
8 Melbourne Stars Women STA	10	2	7	0	1	-0.205	0	5

Legend

M: Matches played

W: Wins

L: Losses

T: Ties

N/R: No results

NRR: Net Run Rate

Ded.: Deductions

PTS: Total points