HH vs PS Match Prediction : 19th Match, Big Bash League, 2025-2026
HH vs PS Win Probability
53%
Hobart Hurricanes
47%
Perth Scorchers
Hobart Hurricanes To Win, 1.80
Home Fortress: The Hurricanes boast a stunning record in recent games at Bellerive Oval.
Hobart has already beaten the Scorchers once this season in a nail-biter.
The Hurricanes' pace attack is firing on all cylinders, making them lethal in home conditions.

HH vs PS Betting Tips
Hobart Hurricanes total runs if batting first to be over 162.5 runs
The numbers strongly favor the Over here. The Hurricanes have averaged 169 runs in their last 10 matches at Bellerive Oval, consistently outperforming the venue’s historical first-innings average of 165. Given their current batting form and comfort on home turf, clearing the 162.5 line looks like a high-value play.
Hobart Hurricanes to hit a boundary four in the first over
With Bellerive Oval offering a pristine batting surface and the Hurricanes’ openers instructed to attack early, this is a solid market. Mitchell Owen set the tone against the Renegades with a first-over boundary, and we expect a repeat performance as they look to exploit the Powerplay immediately.
Team form (Last 5 matches)
Hobart Hurricanes
Perth Scorchers
Hobart at home is a daunting prospect for any visiting side. The Hurricanes sit deservedly above the Scorchers on the table and ride a wave of confidence after three consecutive wins. Conversely, Perth looks unsettled, making the hosts clear favorites to extend their streak.
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Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers Heat Head-to-Head Record
These two sides were involved in a Boxing Day thriller just days ago, where the Hobart Hurricanes chased down the target to win by four wickets in the final over. While the Scorchers historically lead the last ten encounters 7-3, the momentum has firmly shifted to the men in purple this season.
Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers Heat Live-streaming and Broadcast
In Australia, the Big Bash League is broadcast on Channel 7 and Fox Cricket, with live streaming options available through Kayo Sports, Foxtel Go, and 7plus.
For viewers in the Indian subcontinent, coverage in India is available on the Star Sports Network and streamed via Disney+ Hotstar. Fans in Pakistan can watch the matches on PTV Sports and Ten Sports, while those in Bangladesh can also tune in via the Star Sports Network feeds.
In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports Cricket holds the exclusive broadcast rights, allowing fans to stream the action live on Sky Go and NOW.
You can find live odds, updated tips after every day's play, and more information about this match at ocbscores.com.
HH vs PS Team Previews
Hobart Hurricanes
The Hurricanes have proven they can dictate terms, whether setting a target or controlling a chase. Packed with versatile all-rounders and seasoned T20 campaigners, Hobart is backing itself to control the tempo from ball one.
The bowling unit is their biggest asset. Captain Nathan Ellis leads a pace attack that is genuinely intimidating at the death—his 3-wicket haul against the Renegades was a masterclass. He is ably supported by Riley Meredith’s raw pace and Chris Jordan’s elite yorker execution. If Meredith finds his rhythm in the Powerplay, Perth will be under immediate pressure.
Their spin department is equally dangerous in the middle overs. The leg-spin duo of Rehan Ahmed and Rishad Hossain offers genuine wicket-taking threat, while Nikhil Chaudhary and Beau Webster provide crucial all-round balance.
With the bat, the depth is enviable. Mitchell Owen and Tim Ward are tasked with laying the platform, allowing the explosive middle order of Ben McDermott and Matthew Wade to launch. Wade’s unbeaten 43 in the last match showed he is hitting form at the perfect time.
Hobart Hurricanes Expected Playing 11
Mitchell Owen, Tim Ward, Beau Webster, Ben McDermott, Nikhil Chaudhary, Matthew Wade (wk), Rehan Ahmed, Chris Jordan, Rishad Hossain, Nathan Ellis (c), Riley Meredith
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Perth Scorchers
The Perth Scorchers are struggling to find the momentum usually associated with this franchise. Early losses have stalled their campaign, leaving them playing catch-up against the top teams.
Their success hinges almost entirely on the top order firing. Against the Sydney Thunder, a 12-run opening stand exposed the middle order too early. While the lineup features heavy hitters like Josh Inglis, Laurie Evans, and Aaron Hardie, they have too often been forced into rebuild mode rather than attack. Captain Ashton Turner played a lone hand with a heroic 99* against the Thunder, but he needs support from the rest of the unit.
Young Cooper Connolly is emerging as a vital cog with both bat and ball, but placing too much responsibility on his shoulders is risky. The pace attack remains an area of concern; Brody Couch and Mahli Beardman offer excitement and speed but lack the experience to consistently close out tight games against high-quality batting.
Perth Scorchers Expected Playing 11
Mitchell Marsh, Finn Allen (wk), Cooper Connolly, Josh Inglis, Ashton Turner (c), Laurie Evans, Aaron Hardie, Ashton Agar, Joel Paris, Brody Couch, Mahli Beardman
HH vs PS Toss Prediction
The last four matches between these two sides have been won by the chasing team. Expect the captain winning the toss to bowl first and rely on scoreboard pressure later in the evening.
Pitch Report and Weather Conditions
Bellerive Oval is renowned for its true bounce and carry, rewarding fast bowlers who hit the deck hard. However, the ball comes onto the bat nicely, making it a good scoring ground.
Par Score: 165–175 is competitive; anything above 180 is match-winning.
Dimensions: Larger boundaries will punish mistimed shots.
Spin: Minimal turn expected; spinners must rely on drift and length control.
Weather forecast: Partly sunny and warm, but with extreme humidity. Fortunately, rain is unlikely to interrupt play.
HH vs PS: Who Will Win?
The Hobart Hurricanes are on a three-match winning streak and returning to their fortress at Bellerive Oval. Their balanced attack and batting depth give them a distinct edge over a disjointed Perth outfit that relies too heavily on individual brilliance. Unless the Scorchers produce a complete turnaround, the hosts should take this comfortably.
Bet on Hobart Hurricanes to win.

