PER vs BH 33rd Match Prediction

PER vs BH Team Previews

Perth Scorchers

Perth has been rolling in the wins thanks largely to batter Josh Inglis, who has picked up 240 total runs in the BBL (fourth-most in the league). Inglis was dangerously close to a half-century against the Renegades (out for 27), but has already made high scores of 62 and 74.

Inglis’ co-star, Ashton Turner, has been equally dangerous this season and is rounding into form with recent scores of 61 and 53. Keep an eye out for Faf du Plessis, who always has the talent to go for 80 or more in a BBL match.

The biggest bowling threat to the Heat is usually pacer Jhye Richardson, who has spent much time with Australia in international matches. Richardson’s 15 wickets this season is outstanding but he'll miss at least three weeks with an injury. There's a chance fast bowler Lance Morris will replace Richardson, but this will be a match-time decision.

Brisbane Heat

Although the Heat are a bit disappointing in second-last place, there is still a bright spot with the recent batting form of Colin Munro with 233 total runs. Munro was unlucky not to get a century, as he scored 98 runs recently against the Thunder, but it’s great news for the Heat if Munro is firing like this.

We’re hoping to see a bit more from Jimmy Peirson, as he’s supposed to be one of the best batters in the squad, although we’re still waiting for a match that really shows off his talent. If Brisbane is to climb the ladder, then Peirson needs to step up, especially with Matt Renshaw out of the line-up for international duty.

The Heat have one of the best bowling trios in the league with Neser, Steketee, and Swepson all proving to be some of the best up-and-comers in Australia. Neser, especially, has only gotten better with his time playing international matches for his country and recently picked up a rare hat trick against the Sixers.