What You Need To Know About the Big Bash T20 League Final?

Finally, the league has come to an end! The final contest for glory is between the Sixers and the Heat. Get ready to witness a thrilling T20 cricket match at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Big Bash Final will feature the top two teams from the regular season. The Sydney Sixers will have the advantage of playing at their home ground, the SCG, where they have won three out of four games this season. The Sixers' main regret about the site could be their loss to the Heat in last season's Challenger, which prevented them from reaching the finals.

However, the Sixers are in form heading into the Final, having won four straight games, including a win against the Heat in the Qualifier in their most recent game.

The magenta team had another successful season, finishing second with six wins and two no results in the regular season. A tight loss to the Heat under the DLS method on January 3 would hardly concern them, with the weather taking the game out of their hands in the only other meeting between the two sides this season, after the fixture at the Gabba was abandoned without a ball being played. A four-day break leading up to the Final will also provide the Sixers an advantage over the Heat.

Sydney Cricket Ground is Sold Out

It seems like the whole country will gather to witness the T20 action. The Sydney Cricket Ground is completely sold out and the teams will play the match in a packed stadium in front of an excited and enthusiastic crowd.

Expected Best Performers

We can expect another great performance from Josh Brown. Josh Brown scored 140 runs off 57 deliveries in his last encounter against the Strikers. He looked merciless with the bat, and if the 30-year-old can maintain this form, the Heat will win the final against Sydney.

When it comes to bowling, Ben Dwarshuis will be bowling bullets, thrashing the opponent. Ben Dwarshuis has picked up 16 wickets in 10 matches so far in the BBL and with that, the 29-year-old is the second-leading wicket-taker of the tournament. He will be a key part of Sydney in the final.