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Toss Winner - Wynnum Manly won the toss and choose to bat first
Sunshine Coast won by 6 wickets
Can Wynnum outclass Sunshine Coast?
Wynnum-Manly to Win!
| Tournament: | T20 Max Competition, 2025 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Kerry Emery Oval, Maroochydore, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
| Weather: | 18.1°C|Partly Cloudy |
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Sunshine Coast is going head on against Wynumm- Manly in the 32nd clash of the 2025 KFC T20 Max competition. One team is fighting for the top 4 spot and the other for survival in this tournament. The game is set to take place at Kerry Emery Oval in Maroochydore, with a scheduled start time of 8:45 AM IST on 31st August.
Head to Head Record: The 2025 season has been similar for both the teams as they are on the same boat with one victory in five matches. Though they are at the same level the head to head record suggests that Wynnum-Manly has an upper hand over Sunshine Coast as they beat them by 7 wickets in the only game they have played.
SSC
WYN
149/5 in 19.4 7.58
148/10 in 19.5 7.46
Sunshine Coast had a perfect chance after the first game but they have now lost 4 back to back games and their confidence has taken a big hit with only 1 win in 5 games and they are now at the 9th position on the points table. The last match was their 4th consecutive match with a dull batting performance and a series of low scores.
The batting order has not at all clicked in the last 4 matches with scores hovering around 130-150 which is not acceptable in the T20 game nowadays. In the last match even with wickets in hand they did not score with a positive approach. Four out of the six batsmen had a strike rate less than 145 and out of those two were below 100. The final target given to the opposition was 155 which was chased in a ridiculous fashion in 12.2 overs.
The bowling lineup was pathetic with the approach as imperfect line and lengths were bowled with economy rates of every bowler except one were over 10. Ben Gordon was the only bowler with wickets next to his name and an economy rate below 10 in their innings.
The top performers for them against Northern Suburbs were N Selman (59 off 45 balls) and M Jamieson (30 off 21 balls). The bowlers did not find their line and lengths throughout the match and were left clueless with only one bowler taking charge in Ben Gordon (4-39-3).
N Fletcher , Shobit Singh , N Selman(c),M Jamieson , H Clark-Burnham ,Cody Payne , Toby Gray, J Geldard ,Chad Soper ,C McAllister(wk), B Gordon
Harry Clark Burnham, Mitchell Jamieson, Nicholas Selman, Shobit Singh, Cody Pyne , Nick Fletcher, Ben Gordon, Curtis Mcallister, Chad Soper, Jack Geldard, Toby Gray
Wynnum-Manly in the last 2 games have performed better than the initial 3 games they played and lost. They have rectified their problem of approach and intent and have started doing better with the bat. Their last match against Valley was a close one which they lost but a score of 193 is much better than what the Sunshine Coast are doing.
The last match was a disappointing one for them but it gave certain positives with the bat as the majority of the batting order contributed with intent and stroke making. They were chasing a target of 194 against Valley and the match went to the last ball but Wynnum-Manly lost by 1 run. The batting has been improved but with 2 games left they are mostly out of the season.
The bowling department also did better but some underperformers in the team took the game away from them at the end. As two of the six bowlers conceded runs with an economy of more than 12.5, which is a crime in this format. M Birthisel fought like a tiger with Sukhveer Singh chipping in crucial overs.
The top performers for them in the last match were Grayson Jones (66 off 35 balls), L Georgeson (31 off 17 balls) and R Burger (27 off 14 balls) with the bat and with the ball M Birthisel (4-18-2) and S Singh (4-26-1) were the better performers.
Jed Wilson , Sukhveer Singh , Henry Taylor, Luke Georgeson, Ali Nasar, Chathura Kaluthanthri, Reuben Burger, Grayson Jones, Harmon Sandhu, James Rosewarne, Max Birthisel
Jed Wilson , Sukhveer Singh , Henry Taylor, Luke Georgeson, Ali Nasar, Chathura Kaluthanthri, Reuben Burger, Grayson Jones, Harmon Sandhu, Max Birthisel, Dakota Rodgers
On Sunday, August 31st, Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast will have a mostly sunny morning with a small chance of rain later in the evening. Light winds will shift from southerly at 15 to 20 km/h in the morning to southeasterly at 15 to 25 km/h by midday. Temperatures will hover near 18°C, and there’s about 60% humidity.
The pitch is best suited to pace bowling, offering ample assistance to fast bowlers with bounce and movement early on. The surface is likely to provide some swing or seam, especially in the first innings, making it challenging for batsmen to settle in. As the game progresses, the pitch tends to level out slightly, but the pace and bounce remain, requiring batsmen to remain watchful and patient.
In the first innings, an average score of 160 is considered a competitive total. While the initial overs may be tough for the batsmen, they will need to capitalize on any opportunity to score once the bowlers lose their early pace.
The best decision on this pitch with unpredictable weather would be to bat first and then defend the target. Therefore, we predict that the team that wins the toss will choose to bat first.