by The Women’s Big Bash League 2025 final happens on December 13, 2025, at Bellerive Oval, Hobart.
The match starts at 1:40 PM IST. Hobart Hurricanes face Perth Scorchers for the championship trophy.
Hobart topped the table and got a week off before the final. They’re fresh but might be rusty.
Perth took the hard road through knockouts. They won the Eliminator and Challenger back-to-back. Beth Mooney starred in both wins.
This creates an interesting battle. Rest versus rhythm. Fresh legs versus match-sharpness.
Hobart wants their first-ever WBBL title. Perth chases its second trophy after 2021-22.
HB-W vs PS-W Final Dream11 Prediction Today WBBL
This HB-W vs PS-W Final Dream11 Prediction Today WBBL 13 Dec guide ranks players by current form and provides complete fantasy strategies.
Player Form Index (Top 12)
Here’s the complete form ranking based on recent performances.
| Rank | Player | Team | Last 5 Scores/Wickets | Form Index (0-100) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beth Mooney | PS-W | 78, 54, 32, 28, 45 | 95 |
| 2 | Nat Sciver-Brunt | HB-W | 62, 45, 38, 28, 51 | 88 |
| 3 | Lizelle Lee | HB-W | 51, 44, 39, 42, 35 | 85 |
| 4 | Alana King | PS-W | 3W, 2W, 1W, 2W, 1W | 82 |
| 5 | Sophie Devine | PS-W | 42, 35+1W, 28, 18, 51 | 78 |
| 6 | Danni Wyatt-Hodge | HB-W | 42, 38, 28, 22, 48 | 76 |
| 7 | Heather Graham | HB-W | 32+2W, 28+1W, 18, 25, 38 | 74 |
| 8 | Molly Strano | HB-W | 2W, 1W, 3W, 0W, 2W | 72 |
| 9 | Chloe Ainsworth | PS-W | 2W, 1W, 2W, 1W, 0W | 68 |
| 10 | Elyse Villani | HB-W | 38, 28, 18, 42, 12 | 65 |
| 11 | Katie Mack | PS-W | 28, 18, 45, 12, 32 | 62 |
| 12 | Nicola Carey | HB-W | 28+1W, 18, 22, 15+1W, 32 | 60 |
Top 3 Breakdown:
- Beth Mooney (95/100): Absolutely red-hot. Scored 78 in Eliminator when Perth was under pressure. Followed by 54 in Challenger. Averaging 66 in knockouts. Strike rate above 135. She’s the form player of the tournament.
- Nat Sciver-Brunt (88/100): England superstar showing class. Five consecutive scores above 28. Averaged 45 in the last five games. Also chips in with 2-3 overs. Complete all-rounder package.
- Lizelle Lee (85/100): South African opener in great touch. Consistency is her strength. No single-digit score in the last eight innings. Strike rate 142 at Bellerive Oval this season.
Key Matchups (Top 5 Bowler vs Batter Battles)
These individual battles will shape the outcome.
- 1. Beth Mooney vs Hayley Silver-Holmes
Silver-Holmes dismissed Mooney twice in three WBBL meetings. She knows Mooney’s weaknesses. Bowls tight line outside off-stump. If Silver-Holmes gets Mooney early, Perth struggles. This happens in PowerPlay.
- 2. Lizelle Lee vs Alana King
King troubled Lee in their last encounter. Bowled her with a googly in the middle overs. Lee averages only 22 against King in his career. King’s leg-spin versus Lee’s aggressive approach decides Hobart’s total.
- 3. Sophie Devine vs Molly Strano
Strano’s off-spin has dismissed Devine three times in the last five meetings. Devine struggles against off-spinners who bowl into the wicket. This battle happens over 8-12 typically.
- 4. Danni Wyatt-Hodge vs Chloe Ainsworth
Ainsworth’s pace troubled Wyatt last match. Got her caught behind for 18. Wyatt averages 28 against genuine pace this season. Ainsworth bowls with the new ball. Early wicket changes everything.
- 5. Nat Sciver-Brunt vs Amy Edgar
Edgar’s leg-spin challenged Sciver-Brunt earlier this season. Got her stumped for 22. Sciver-Brunt is uncomfortable against wrist spin. This matchup happens middle overs when the match tightens.
Pitch & Toss Advice
Complete venue breakdown for fantasy decisions.
| Factor | Data | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| Average First Innings Score | 149 | Moderate total expected |
| Chasing Win % | 54% | Batting second slightly better |
| Highest Score | 213/4 (Australia) | Big scores possible |
| Lowest Score | 117 (Pakistan) | Bowlers can dominate too |
| Seam Advantage | Powerplay + Death | Pick 2-3 quality pacers |
| Spin Advantage | Middle overs (7-15) | Spinners crucial for control |
| Dew Factor | Minimal in December | Not a major factor |
| Boundaries | 62m square, 70m straight | Moderate boundary size |
Toss Strategy:
- If Perth wins toss: Bowl first (they’ve chased in knockouts successfully).
- If Hobart wins toss: Could bat first (home advantage, known conditions).
- Fantasy Tip: Wait for the toss. If the team bats first, pick their top-order batters heavily. If the team chases, include their middle-order finishers.
Dream11 Team – Recommended Small League
Here’s the safest team for head-to-head and small contests.
Wicketkeeper (1):
- Beth Mooney (C) – Perth Scorchers
Batters (4):
- Lizelle Lee – Hobart Hurricanes
- Danni Wyatt-Hodge – Hobart Hurricanes
- Sophie Devine – Perth Scorchers
- Elyse Villani – Hobart Hurricanes
All-Rounders (2):
- Nat Sciver-Brunt (VC) – Hobart Hurricanes
- Heather Graham – Hobart Hurricanes
Bowlers (4):
- Alana King – Perth Scorchers
- Molly Strano – Hobart Hurricanes
- Chloe Ainsworth – Perth Scorchers
- Lauren Smith – Hobart Hurricanes
- Captain: Beth Mooney – Form index 95/100. Two consecutive match-winning knocks under pressure. Plays full 20 overs. Wicketkeeper bonus adds value.
- Vice-Captain: Nat Sciver-Brunt – All-rounder safety. Bats at No. 3, bowls 2-3 overs. England’s most consistent performer. Form index 88/100.
- Team Balance: 1 WK + 4 BAT + 2 AR + 4 BOWL = Covers all bases without taking risks.
Dream11 Team – Recommended Grand League
For large contests, you need differentials to win big money.
- Differential 1: Katie Mack (Opener, Perth Scorchers)
Reason: Opens with Mooney. Ownership likely 12-18%. If Mooney gets out early, Mack bats long. Scored 45 in the group stage at this venue. Strike rate 125 against pace. Cost-effective at 8.5 credits.
Expected Points: 35-65 (if she bats 10+ overs, can reach 80+)
- Differential 2: Freya Kemp (All-Rounder, Perth Scorchers)
Reason: Young English all-rounder. Bats No. 5, bowls 2-3 overs medium pace. Ownership under 10%. Scored 32 and took 1/28 in Challenger. Can deliver 60-75 points. Costs only 8 credits.
Expected Points: 40-70 (high ceiling if she contributes with bat and ball)
- Differential 3: Hayley Silver-Holmes (Bowler, Hobart Hurricanes)
Reason: Pace bowler who dismissed Mooney twice this season. Ownership around 8-12%. Takes powerplay wickets. If she gets Mooney early, Perth collapses. Economy under 7.5. Costs 8 credits.
Expected Points: 30-60 (if she takes 2+ wickets, reaches 70-80)
Grand League Strategy: Use these three differentials. Captain either Sophie Devine or Alana King (low captaincy ownership). Avoid the template captaincy of Mooney in grand leagues.
Value Picks (Low-Cost High-Upside)
These budget players free up credits for premium picks.
- Value Pick 1: Amy Edgar (Bowler, Perth Scorchers) – 7.5 Credits
A leg-spinner who bowls middle overs. Took 1/22 and 2/28 in the last two matches. Ownership under 15%. If pitch helps spin, she can take 2-3 wickets. Perfect budget bowler.
Why Valuable: Costs 2 credits less than Alana King but bowls similar overs. Saves budget for Mooney and Sciver-Brunt.
- Value Pick 2: Nicola Carey (All-Rounder, Hobart Hurricanes) – 8 Credits
Bats at No. 4, bowls 2 overs, medium pace. Scored 28 and took 1/18 last match. Ownership is around 20%. Budget all-rounder who contributes regularly.
Why Valuable: Cheaper than Heather Graham by 1.5 credits. Bats are higher in order. Can score 40-55 points consistently.
- Value Pick 3: Paige Scholfield (Batter, Perth Scorchers) – 7.5 Credits
Young English batter at No. 6. Strike rate 135+ in death overs. Scored 28* and 32 in knockouts. Low ownership (10-15%). The finisher role means boundaries.
Why Valuable: Costs 2 credits less than Sophie Devine. If Perth chases a tight total, she finishes the game. Budget-friendly explosive option.
- Value Pick 4: Linsey Smith (Bowler, Hobart Hurricanes) – 7 Credits
Left-arm spinner who bowls middle overs. Economy 6.8 this season. Took 1/18 and 1/22 in the last two games. Cheapest quality bowler available.
Why Valuable: Frees up 3 credits compared to Molly Strano. Bowls on a helpful pitch. The economy alone earns 25-30 points.
Short Match Prediction
Perth Scorchers have momentum with four consecutive wins. Beth Mooney is in career-best form.
Their knockout experience and match-sharpness give them the edge. Hobart’s seven-day break might cause rustiness.
Predicted winner: Perth Scorchers by 20-25 runs or 4-5 wickets. Mooney scores 50+ and wins Player of the Match.
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