SIX vs SCO Dream11 Team - BBL 2020/21 FINAL | 6 Feb

Two long months and we’ve finally reached the end of the 2020/21 Big Bash League. It’s been a long season where changes have come and gone in each team but the two of the best teams in the competition made it to the BBL 10 FINAL! One of them is Sydney Sixers who won the inaugural season of the Big Bash League and are also the defending champs, beating Melbourne Stars in the BBL 09 final last year.

They’re playing Perth Scorchers in the BBL 10 final and the latter is nothing but the most successful team in the history of this tournament, with 3 titles to their name, the most recent of which came in BBL 2016/17. Expect a tough encounter and we feel Scorchers are actually favourites here at the SCG! Keep reading for our complete PlayerzPot (Use Code “READ1234“) fantasy preview of the SIX vs SCO final…

Match info

Tournament: Big Bash League 2020.
Date: 6th February 2021, 2:10pm IST.
Venue: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia.
Capacity: 48,000+
Series status: BBL 10 FINAL.

Recent form

SIX: W W L L W
SCO: W L L W W

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Numbers

Head to head in last 5 games, Sixers leads 4-1.
In 3 encounters in BBL 10 itself, Sixers leads 2-1.
In last 5 games this season – 4 won batting second.
Josh Philippe – 499 runs in 15 games in BBL 10 so far.

Sydney Sixers

The top run scorer for this team and second best of the tournament so far is Josh Philippe but we’re leaving him out because it’s been 5 innings since the last of his 3 BBL 10 fifties came. Instead, we’ll pick James Vince in our SIX vs SCO fantasy team because he’s got a similar number of runs with four 35+ scores in the team’s last 5 games including two fifties in those games and a match-winning 98* in his last game.

With the ball, Ben Dwarshius has been the most consistent with 21 scalps in just 12 games in BBL 10 and a minimum of 2 wickets in each of his last 4 games, so he’s also to be picked in our SIX vs SCO Dream11 team today. Among the all-rounders, Dan Christian will be the most popular pick because of great performances this year but I’ll gamble and pick Carlos Brathwaite only because he’s known to do well in big finals. REMEMBER THE NAME!

Perth Scorchers

Usually not known for his consistency, Colin Munro hit 4 fifties in 5 games at one stage in BBL 10 but we’re leaving him out because it’s been 5 games since his last fifty and Kiwis are known for choking in big tournament games. Instead, I’m adding Mitchell Marsh to my team who has stopped bowling again but has scores of 49* and 54* in two of his last 3 games. Jason Roy is injured and won’t be taking any part in this final.

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27 wickets and Jhye Richardson is the tournament leader but he has gone wicketless in the last 2 games which means we’re taking the gamble of leaving him out of our PlayerzPot (Use Code “READ1234“) SIX vs SCO fantasy team for the BBL 10 final. Aaron Hardie is someone wort having as he got 3/46 in the last game and while he goes wicketless quite often, he can cover up the fantasy points since he bats in most games too.

Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers – BBL 10 FINAL Betting

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Sydney Sixers Squad

Moises Henriques (C), Sean Abbott, Jackson Bird, Carlos Brathwaite, Dan Christian, Ben Dwarshuis, Jack Edwards, Jason Holder, Daniel Hughes, Ben Manenti, Steve O’Keefe, Josh Philippe, Lloyd Pope, Jordan Silk, Mitchell Starc, James Vince, Jake Ball, Justin Avendano, Nick Bertus, Lawrence Neil-Smith, Tom Rogers, Gurinder Sandhu, Hayden Kerr, Nathan Lyon.

Perth Scorchers Squad

Ashton Turner (C), Liam Livingstone, Colin Munro, Mitchell Marsh, Ashton Agar, Fawad Ahmed, Cameron Bancroft, Jason Behrendorff, Joe Clarke, Cameron Green, Aaron Hardie, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kelly, Joel Paris, Kurtis Patterson, Jhye Richardson, Andrew Tye, Sam Whiteman.