Melbourne Stars Women vs Melbourne Renegades Women: Melbourne Renegades won against Melbourne Stars by 4 wickets in Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 2025. With this victory, Renegades have secured the second position in the points table.

Melbourne Renegades have won 3 out of 4 matches so far this season. After wins against Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunders, the team had to face defeat against Adelaide Strikers. On the other hand, Melbourne Stars, who won 1 out of 3 matches, have lost one match this season, while one match remained inconclusive due to rain. This team is at fifth position in the points table.

In this match played at Junction Oval, Melbourne Renegades scored 141 runs losing 7 wickets. The team had lost its 3 wickets till the score of 59. From here, captain Annabel Sutherland along with Marizanne Kapp added 44 runs for the fourth wicket and took the team closer to the century.

Rhys McKenna added 32 runs to the team’s account, while captain Sutherland and Kim Garth scored 29 runs each. Marijan Kapp contributed 22 runs to the team’s account. Apart from these, no other batsman could touch double figures. Deandra Dottin took maximum 3 wickets from the opposition team. Charis Baker, Millie Illingworth, Sophie Molineux and Georgia Wareham took 1 wicket each.

Melbourne Renegades won the match

In response, Melbourne Renegades won in 18.5 overs. The team had lost the wicket of Davina Perrin for just 9 runs. After this, Sophie Molineux along with Courtney Webb strengthened the innings by adding 58 runs in 53 balls for the second wicket. Molineux returned to the pavilion after scoring 32 runs. Courtney Webb contributed 37 runs in the Renegades innings. After shining with the ball, Dottin scored 13 runs in 6 balls with 1 six and 1 four. He was adjudged ‘Player of the Match’ for his excellent performance.

Tess Flintoff and Nicole Faltom made an unbroken partnership of 24 runs for the seventh wicket and gave the team victory with 7 balls remaining. For the Stars, Kim Garth and Maisie Gibson took 2-2 wickets. (With IANS inputs)