HEA vs HUR Dream11 Prediction, BBL Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing XI, Pitch Report & Injury Updates For Match 29 of BBL 2023-2024

On Sunday, January 7, at The Gabba in Brisbane, the 29th game of the BBL 2023–2024 will pit the Brisbane Heat against the Hobart Hurricanes HEA vs HUR. With five victories in seven games this season, the Heat are leading the points table and are the most successful team. Hurricanes are in fifth place in the standings after having split their three games between wins and losses.

There have been a total of 22 games between the two teams. The Heat have won nine games, compared to the Hurricanes’ thirteen victories. In their last five meetings with the Heat, the Hurricanes have won three of them.

The Hurricanes choose to bowl in their most recent matchup against the Melbourne Renegades. Shaun Marsh, the first wicket for Renegades, was out for a duck, putting them in early trouble. Jordan Cox and Jonathan Wells put together a vital partnership of 66 runs for the fourth wicket, despite losing two more wickets with just 50 runs scored. With 47 runs off 25 deliveries, Cox was just short of a half-century, but Wells was still undefeated. For the loss of four wickets, Renegades amassed 147 runs in total. The Hurricanes’ top wicket-takers were Tim David, Riley Meredith, Nathan Ellis, and Nikhil Chaudhary.

Hurricanes, in reply, had early difficulties as well, dropping their first three wickets before scoring 50 runs. But Sam Hain and Corey Anderson were crucial in guiding the innings. For the fourth wicket, the pair scored 84 runs, with Hain scoring 51 off just 36 deliveries. Hurricanes reached their target of 148 runs in 18.4 overs with six wickets remaining, thanks to Anderson’s 41 runs off 35 deliveries, which kept him undefeated. With two wickets for 25 runs in four overs, Fergus O’Neill was the Renegades’ most impressive bowler.

After winning the toss in their most recent game against the Sydney Sixers, the Brisbane Heat chose to bowl. With Josh Philippe leading the way with 41 runs off of 36 deliveries, the Sixers amassed 141 runs at a cost of eight wickets. Paul Walter and Matthew Kuhnemann, two of the Heat’s bowlers, contributed significantly to the wicket-taking effort.

Before the rain stopped play in 14.3 overs of the run chase, the Heat had reached 104 runs at the expense of four wickets. Paul Walter, who was useful with both the bat and the ball, struck two boundaries in the fifteenth over. The Heat secured a tight victory by three runs in a tournament impacted by rain, since they were three runs ahead of the DLS par score.

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