Big Bash League 2024–25: HUR vs. THU
The Bellerive Oval in Hobart will host the 29th game of the BBL 2024–25 season between the Hobart Hurricanes (HUR) and Sydney Thunder (THU). Rain forced the cancellation of the last meeting between these squads, which makes this battle much more intriguing.

The Hurricanes have won four straight games and are in outstanding form. Their most recent victory against the Adelaide Strikers demonstrated their tenacity. They got a good start while chasing 187, but a rush of wickets caused them to lose steam. But they won thanks in large part to Tim David’s undefeated 62 off 28 balls.

In their most recent game, the Thunder lost to the Brisbane Heat by a slim margin. Even though they got off to a rough start at 129/7, they managed to hit 173, which looked competitive. In the first ten overs, their bowlers put pressure on the Heat, lowering them to a frightening needed run rate of 12 runs per over. But the Heat won thanks to incredible efforts from Renshaw and Bryant.

TOSS: The Hobart Hurricanes chose to bowl first in the match toss between the Sydney Sixers and the Hurricanes.

Time: 1:45 PM IST on January 10.

Location: Hobart’s Bellerive Oval

HUR vs. THU, 2024–2025 BBL Details of the Live Streaming: Disney+Hotstar will oversee the live streaming in India.

Bellerive Oval Surface Report for HUR vs. THU: With a lot of bounce, the surface at Bellerive Oval offers something for bowlers and hitters alike.

Big Bash League 2024–25: HUR vs. THU Team goalkeepers: S. Billings (vc) and Ben McDermott

Batters: T David, Mitchell Owen, and David Warner

All-around players: D Christian, Nikhil Chaudhary (c), Chris Jordan, and Chris Green

Bowlers Riley Meredith and Nathan Ellis

Big Bash League 2024–25 HUR vs. THU: Mitchell Owen, Matthew Wade (w), Ben McDermott, Charlie Wakim, Nikhil Chaudhary, Tim David, Chris Jordan, Nathan Ellis (c), Riley Meredith, Billy Stanlake, and Peter Hatzoglou are the likely starting lineups for the Hobart Hurricanes.

Sydney Thunder (starting lineup): Chris Green, George Garton, Daniel Christian, Tom Andrews, Wes Agar, Mohammad Hasnain, Sam Konstas, Oliver Davies, Matthew Gilkes, and Sam Billings (w).