Redlands vs Sunshine Coast, T20MC, Today Match Prediction 24 August 2025

RLS vs SSC Match Prediction & Analysis

Redlands square off against Sunshine Coast in the 12th match of the KFC Max T20 Competition on Sunday, 24th August. The match is slated to be played at Peter Burge Oval, Wellington Point and the scheduled start time is 8:45 AM IST. 

RECENT PERFORMANCE

RLS

W

WYN

149/10 in 19.4 7.58

T20MC

Redlands beat Wynnum Manly by 8 wickets 23 Aug 2025

RLS

150/2 in 17.2 8.65

SSC

HEAD TO HEAD

TEAMS PREVIEW

Redlands Preview

Redlands are coming off a resounding 8-wicket victory against Wynnum-Manly in Match 7 of the KFC T20 Max Competition. Their bowlers set the tone early, with James Bazley leading the attack with an exceptional spell of 4 wickets for just 15 runs. 

He was well-supported by James Pullar, who claimed 3 wickets for 23 runs, as they restricted Wynnum-Manly to a total of 149. Chasing 150 for victory, the Redlands batsmen made short work of the target. 

Opener Sam Heazlett was the star of the show, anchoring the innings with a brilliant 75 not out off 49 balls, including three fours and five sixes. Liam Smith provided solid support with a quickfire 51 off 37 deliveries. Their partnership laid the foundation for the comfortable chase, which they completed in just 17.2 overs. 

Redlands Predicted Playing XI:

Sam Heazlett, Liam Smith, Conor McInerney, Jimmy Peirson, James Bazley, Leigh Drennan, Lachlan McClure, Connor O'Riordan, James Pullar, Jack Sinfield, Bailey Stewart.

Redlands Actual Playing XI:

Connor ORiordan, Conor McInerney, James Pullar, Liam Smith, Sam Heazlett, Bailey Stewart, Jimmy Peirson, Leigh Drennan, Jack Sinfield, James Bazley, Lachlan Bangs

Sunshine Coast Preview

Sunshine Coast are coming off a 27-run victory against Sandgate-Redcliffe in Match 6 of the KFC T20 Max Competition. After being put into bat, Sunshine Coast posted a formidable total of 180/6 in their 20 overs.

The innings was powered by a magnificent knock from opener Nick Fletcher, who blazed his way to 79 runs off just 39 balls, an innings studded with eight sixes. He found a reliable partner in Toby Gray, who provided a crucial late flourish with an unbeaten 41 from 26 balls. 

Despite a brilliant bowling performance from Christopher Abbey (4-27), who claimed a four-wicket haul, Sunshine Coast's batsmen capitalized on loose deliveries and posted a challenging total. In their defense, the Sunshine Coast bowlers delivered a disciplined performance to secure the win. Zac Murray (3-24) and Nick Fletcher (3-49) were the chief destroyers, each taking three wickets to dismantle the Sandgate-Redcliffe chase. 

Sunshine Coast Predicted Playing XI:

Shobit Singh, Nick Fletcher, Nick Selman, Mitchell Jamieson, Harry Clark-Burnham, Cody Pyne, Toby Gray, Chad Soper, Ben Gordon, Curtis Mcallister, Zac Murray

Sunshine Coast Actual Playing XI:

Harry Clark Burnham, Mitchell Jamieson, Nicholas Selman, Shobit Singh, Cody Pyne , Nick Fletcher, Curtis Mcallister, Chad Soper, Jack Geldard, Toby Gray, Zac Murray

PITCH AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

Weather Conditions

On Sunday, August 24th, the weather in Peter Burge Oval, Wellington Point is expected to be mainly sunny except for a few afternoon clouds.Temperatures will be around 24°C, with a wind speed of 17k/h and humidity would be at 60%. 

RLS vs SSC Pitch Report

The pitch at Peter Burge Oval, Wellington Point provides a balanced surface that offers something for both batters and bowlers. The bounce on the wicket is consistent, which can be an advantage for batters who use it to their benefit. 

However, bowlers can also find assistance, particularly in the early stages of the match, if they can maintain a disciplined line and length. Given these characteristics, the team that wins the toss may prefer to bowl first, hoping to exploit the early assistance available to their bowlers.

Toss: To Bowl

The surface here offers balanced  conditions in both innings looking at the historical data. The 1st match at this venue saw a close encounter which gives an inference that targets can be easily chased if the team gets a good start.

The best decision on this pitch with sunny weather along with some clouds  would be to bowl first and then chase the target. The main thing would be to capitalize the powerplay overs .Therefore, we predict that the team that wins the toss will choose to bowl first.