Sydney Thunder vs Brisbane Heat Match: Where Can I Watch Sydney Thunder vs. Brisbane Heat Live in India? THU vs. HEA, BBL Match 9 Predicted XI, Manuka Oval Pitch Report
Sydney Thunder vs Brisbane Heat Match: On Monday, the Sydney Thunder will play the Brisbane Heat in the ninth game of the current Big Bash League 2025–26 at Canberra’s Manuka Oval. The Thunder will be hoping to put up a better showing and get their first victory of the year.
Thunder is at the bottom of the BBL points standings after losing both of their first two games. At the Gabba, however, the Brisbane Heat beat the Perth Scorchers by a margin of eight wickets. With one win and one loss, they have two points and are ranked sixth in the rankings.
TOSS: At 1:15 PM IST, the Sydney Thunder and Brisbane Heat will toss their games.
Time: 1:45 PM IST on December 22.
Location: Canberra’s Manuka Oval
Where in India Can I Watch Sydney Thunder vs. Brisbane Heat Live?
In India, live streaming will be managed via the JioHotstar app and website.
Brisbane Heat vs. Sydney Thunder, Manuka Oval Pitch Report: The Manuka Oval’s pitch is known for being an excellent batting surface. At this location, scores typically range from 155 to 167. With the fresh ball in hand, fast bowlers will benefit from the early assistance. During the Sydney Thunder vs. Brisbane Heat BBL match, it should become easier to bat on as the game goes on and the surface calms down.
Brisbane Heat vs. Sydney Thunder Sam Konstas, Matthew Gilkes, David Warner (c), Cameron Bancroft, Sam Billings (wk), Daniel Sams, Shadab Khan, Chris Green, Tanveer Sangha, Nathan McAndrew, and Reece Topley are the Sydney Thunder’s projected starting lineups.
Brisbane Heat: Max Bryant, Hugh Weibgen, Jimmy Peirson (week), Shaheen Afridi, Xavier Bartlett, Liam Haskett, Matthew Kuhnemann, Jack Wildermuth, Colin Munro, Matt Renshaw, Nathan McSweeney (cap), and Max Bryant
Brisbane Heat vs. Sydney Thunder BBL Teams
Sam Konstas, Matthew Gilkes, David Warner (c), Cameron Bancroft, Sam Billings (w), Chris Green, Shadab Khan, Ryan Hadley, Nathan McAndrew, Tanveer Sangha, Reece Topley, Aidan O Connor, and Daniel Sams make up the Sydney Thunder squad.
Colin Munro, Jack Wildermuth, Matt Renshaw, Max Bryant, Hugh Weibgen, Tom Alsop, Jimmy Peirson (w), Xavier Bartlett (c), Shaheen Afridi, Liam Haskett, Matthew Kuhnemann, Thomas Balkin, and Lachlan Hearne make up the Brisbane Heat squad.