Who will win Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers, BBL 2020?
Hobart Hurricanes take on Adelaide Strikers as both teams look to recapture some form in the 2019-20 Big Bash League. The match takes place at the University of Tasmania Stadium, Launceston, on January 19 and the live action is scheduled to start at 14:45 local time.
The Hurricanes have lost their last three completed matches, having been hit hard by injuries and D’Arcy Short’s late international call-up. They sit seventh in the table with three wins from nine completed games in total.
Adelaide Strikers, meanwhile, got back to winning ways last time out after their own run of defeats. Bowled out for 110 by Brisbane Heat in their previous game, they got revenge against the same opponents at the Adelaide Oval – bowling the Heat out for 100 to set up a ten-wicket win.
HBH vs ADS, BBL 2020: Where to watch/Live streaming
Live TV: Fox Sports, Seven Network, Sony Six, BT Sport, SuperSport, Sony Ten Network, BeIn Sports
Live streaming: SonyLiv, Kayo Sports, SuperSport Live, Foxtel Sports, Optus Sport
HBH vs ADS Toss Prediction
Adelaide Strikers lost the bat flip last time out but were more than happy to field first in the end, and the Strikers could elect to do the same again.
HBH vs ADS Weather Report
A cloudy and slightly windy afternoon awaits in Launceston, but conditions will be dry in Tasmania.
HBH vs ADS Pitch Condition
The nature of the University of Tasmania Stadium means it can have a variable bounce and no set character but it has been praised by players before.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers, BBL 2020...
Hobart Hurricanes Team News & Playing 11
HBH Team News
With James Faulkner and Riley Meredith injured, and D’Arcy Short away on international duty, Hobart Hurricanes have been consistent with their recent selections. Jake Doran replaced Simon Milenko last time out, while Mac Wright has come into the squad but did not feature.
HBH Key Players
Matthew Wade: Marked his return to BBL action with a half-century to remind everybody how he came to be the second-top scorer behind D’Arcy Short last season.
Qais Ahmad: The Afghan spinner has 11 wickets for the season, remaining fairly steady since his match-winning figures in the first match of the campaign.
Scott Boland: Took his eighth wicket since stepping into the team in the brief bit of play possible before the rain fell in Sydney last time out.
HBH Team Form
Rain meant only 6.4 overs were possible in Hobart’s match against Sydney Sixers last time out, with Clive Rose and Scott Boland having taken early wickets. It meant a brief bit of respite for the Hurricanes, who had lost their previous three in a row, including being bowled out for 98 chasing 176 against Perth Scorchers in the most recent of those.
Hobart Hurricanes Predicted Playing 11
Matthew Wade (c), Caleb Jewell, Jake Doran, Ben McDermott (wk), David Miller, George Bailey, Thomas Rogers, Nathan Ellis, Qais Ahmad, Clive Rose, Scott Boland
Adelaide Strikers Team News & Playing 11
ADS Team News
Peter Siddle shook off a hand injury to play last time out, but Wes Agar came into the bowling attack too in place of Harry Conway. An excellent bowling performance, which also saw Liam O’Connor claim three wickets in just his second appearance of the season, means the Strikers will be keen to stick with that same line-up. Alex Carey is away on international duty, so Travis Head is currently captaining the team.
ADS Key Players
Jake Weatherald: Continued a solid return for the BBL 2019-20 season so far when he hit 33* from 27 balls in the unbroken 104-run opening stand with Phil Salt last time out.
Rashid Khan: Back to his best with the ball, as he strangled Brisbane Heat by taking 1-15 from four overs – including 16 dot balls – to move to 16 wickets for the season.
Michael Neser: Claimed 2-14 last time out and he now has six wickets in his last four matches, having previously been an unused member of the Australia test squad.
ADS Team Form
Adelaide Strikers recorded a much-needed win last time out – their second in three matches to end their bad run of form. Those two wins have been built around excellent bowling performances – dismissing Melbourne Renegades for 110 and, most recently, ripping Brisbane Heat out for just 100. In between, however, the Strikers suffered their own batting collapse and folded for 110 against the Heat.
Adelaide Strikers Predicted Playing 11
Jake Weatherald, Phil Salt, Travis Head (c), Jonathan Wells, Matthew Short, Michael Neser, Harry Nielsen (wk), Rashid Khan, Liam O’Connor, Harry Conway, Billy Stanlake
Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers Head to Head
Both teams claimed once dominant win apiece last season in this fixture. The Hurricanes posted 158/0 in 16.5 overs to win the first game by ten wickets, but Adelaide needed just 17.5 overs to reach 170/3 in a seven-wicket win most recently. The latter match was in Launceston, at the Aurora Stadium, too.
HBH vs ADS Head to Head Stats
Matches Played |
HBH Won |
ADS Won |
Tie |
No Result |
11 |
4 |
7 |
0 |
0 |
Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers Betting Odds
Having got back to winning ways, Adelaide Strikers are favourites to beat Hobart too.
HBH Bet365 Odds
- HBH to Win the Match: Hobart Hurricanes are 2.10 outsiders to win with Bet365.
- HBH Top Batsman: Matthew Wade is 3.60 to be the Hurricanes’ top team batsman in the absence of D’Arcy Short with Bet365. Ben McDermott can be backed at 4.50, while Caleb Jewell is 4.75. David Miller is 6.50 with Bet365, while George Bailey can be backed for as high as 9.50 despite his recent form.
- HBH Top Bowler: Qais Ahmad is 3.50 to be Hobart Hurricanes’ top team bowler with Bet365, while Scott Boland’s wicket-taking form since stepping into the team makes him 3.75. Boland and Clive Rose took early wickets in the brief amount of play possible in Sydney, and Rose is 6.00 with Bet365.
ADS Bet365 Odds
- ADS to Win the Match: Adelaide Strikers are 1.72 favourites to win with Bet365.
- ADS Top Batsman: Travis Head and Jake Weatherald are both 3.75 to be Adelaide Strikers’ top team batsman with Bet365, but Phil Salt is as high as 5.00 despite his unbeaten half-century last time out. Jonathan Wells can also be backed at 5.00 too.
- ADS Top Bowler: Rashid Khan is 2.75 favourite to be Adelaide Strikers’ top team bowler, while Peter Siddle is 4.50 – as is Wes Agar. Liam O’Connor took three wickets last time out, but he is 5.50 to be Adelaide’s top team bowler with Bet365.
🏆 Hobart Hurricanes vs Adelaide Strikers Prediction
Adelaide Strikers got back to winning ways last time out and now have a big chance to back that up against the out-of-form Hurricanes.
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