TAW vs SAS Final Match Prediction

TAW vs SAS Team Previews

Tasmanian Tigers Women

Having lost just one match in the entire season, Tasmania Tigers were certainly the best side in the group stage and the numbers suggest that too. They finished at the top of the ladder with 31 points to their name, coming on the back of seven wins from eight matches. Not only that, they had a pretty good net run rate of 0.511, which although is no longer going to be any value now.

It's been over a week since Tasmania Women last played a match but the good thing is that they scored a massive win in that one. Chasing a total of just 130, they were fluent right from the word go and overhauled the total with seven wickets in hands and 113 balls to spare. In fact, it's been an eternity since they last lost a match and with the momentum they have, they will certainly be brimming with confidence.

On paper, Tasmania Tigers Women have a side as good as any. Even Australia Women's World Cup campaign has not had a big impact on their lineup that still oozes classes. The likes of Rachel Priest, Elysse Villani, Naomi Stalenberg, Molly Strano, and Sarah Coyte add to their experience. Apart from them as well, they have a pool full of well-talented players. All the Tigers Women will need to do going forward is to play as they have been and if they can do that, getting past them could prove to be very difficult.

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South Australian Scorpions Women

South Australia Redbacks Women may not have been as fluent as the Tasmanian Women in the build-up to the finale, they have been pretty good. They are a truly capable side and that is apparent by the fact that they finished second on the points table, just a point clear of New South Wales Women, Queensland Women, and ACT Meteor Women. They finished with 23 points to their name coupled with a net run rate of 0.455.

Coincidentally, South Australia Redbacks Women too are coming off a win over Victoria Women and will be looking to continue to carry on with the momentum. They were superb in both departments as they first set up a towering total of 264 and then went on to defend that with considerable ease. Eventually, they won the match by a massive margin of 125 runs.

South Australia Redbacks Women have a terrific side on paper that has just been a tad to inconsistent so far. It is high time that they perform to their peak potential as nothing less would do against high-flying Tasmanian Tigers Women in a match that matters the most. If they are able to do that, it would actually not be surprising if they do manage to lift the coveted trophy.