World News – UA – Hobart Hurricanes faces Brisbane Heat abandoned three races to no avail

Heavy rain disrupted the WBBL again for a second weekend as Brisbane Heat’s game against the Hobart Hurricanes was abandoned

Heavy rains in Sydney disrupted the Women’s Big Bash League again for a second weekend, as Brisbane Heat’s game against the Hobart Hurricanes gave up just three points to no avail

The Hurricanes won the toss and sent Brisbane to bat, a decision that was immediately rewarded when Georgia Redmayne was played by Belinda Vakarewa with just the second delivery of the game

But Maddy Green and Jess Jonassen put together an excellent 56-innings partnership, with Green in particular looking in good contact until she was caught and played by Nicola Carey for 33 years.

Perhaps with one eye on the sky and the ominous clouds above their heads, Jonassen (29 steps outside) and Grace Harris (13 steps outside) did their best to stack up on the tracks

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It was a shame for them that the rain fell on the 11th with the Heat 2-80 A long delay in the rain meant it was the end of the Heat’s innings as the Hurricanes set a revised target of 106 to win in 11 overs

Charged with a tricky chase, a slow start wasn’t on the cards for Rachel Priest and Chloe Tryon as they started the Hurricanes heats

And they wasted no time They crossed three limits in the second, Tryon running 26 out of 15 deliveries and Priest adding 16

But the rain returned three balls in the fifth Five overs is a game, which means the game was abandoned without result

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