Big Bash League Schedule: Sydney Sixers will be facing Brisbane Heat in the 60th match on Thursday, February 2. Moreover, the game will be taking place at Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney, Australia.
Big Bash League Schedule: Where to Watch The Match
The audience can watch Big Bash League fixtures on Sony Sports Network. Moreover, the fixture will be available for live streaming on the Sony LIV app and Jio TV platform as well.
It will also be available on Sony channels on one’s TV set. The Big Bash League games can be watched on Sony Sports 1 and Sony Sports 5 channels.
Big Bash League Schedule: Today’s Match
In today’s match, Sydney Sixers and Brisbane Heat will clash against each other at Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney, Australia at 01:45 PM IST.
Sydney Sixers are coming into this game after losing against Perth Scorchers on Saturday. Sydney Sixers scored 151 runs while Perth Scorchers scored 154 runs and they won the match by seven wickets.
Brisbane Heat are coming into this game after winning against Melbourne Renegades on Sunday. Melbourne Renegades scored 162 runs while Brisbane Heat scored 164 runs and they won the match by seven wickets.
Big Bash League Schedule: Who will win Today’s match
Sydney Sixers are likely to win against Brisbane Heat on Thursday in the Big Bash League 2022 fixture.
Key Players:
Moises Henriques (Sydney Sixers)
Moises Henriques went on to score 58 runs against Perth Scorchers on Saturday. Moreover, he did so from 43 balls with a strike rate of 134.88. Moises Henriques hit 3 fours and 3 sixes.
Usman Khawaja (Brisbane Heat)
Usman Khawaja went on to score 59 runs against Melbourne Renegades on Sunday. Moreover, he did so from 47 balls with a strike rate of 125.53. Usman Khawaja hit 8 fours and 1 six.
Sean Abbott (Sydney Sixers)
Sean Abbott picked up three wickets against Perth Scorchers on Saturday. He did so by giving away 25 runs in his four overs with an economy rate of 6.25 against Perth Scorchers on Saturday.
Xavier Bartlett (Brisbane Heat)
Xavier Bartlett picked up three wickets against Melbourne Renegades on Sunday. He did so by giving away 18 runs in four overs with an economy rate of 4.50 against Melbourne Renegades on Sunday.
