Brisbane Heat (HEA) is set to square off against the Sydney Sixers (SIX) in the 22nd match of the BBL 2023-24 at The Gabba on January 1.
Beyond the excitement on the field, fantasy cricket players face a key decision – selecting the right captain to lead their fantasy teams to victory.
Check the top three captain picks for the HEA vs SIX clash.
1. Jack Edwards (SIX)
Jack Edwards emerges as a prime candidate for the captain’s role in fantasy teams. Edwards has been a dual threat, showcasing his prowess with both bat and ball.
As the second-highest wicket-taker for the Sixers, Edwards has scalped seven wickets in five matches at an average of 19.
His ability to break partnerships and provide crucial breakthroughs makes him a valuable asset in the fantasy arena.
Not to be overshadowed by his bowling exploits, Edwards has also contributed with the bat, amassing 56 runs at an impressive strike rate of 133.33.
2. Paul Walter (HEA)
Paul Walter has made a significant impact with his all-round performances. A key figure in the Heat’s campaign, Walter has showcased his versatility with both bat and ball.
With six wickets in just four matches at an average of 15, Walter has proven to be a potent force in the bowling department.
His ability to pick up wickets consistently adds immense fantasy value. Walter’s batting exploits are equally impressive, having scored 37 runs at a jaw-dropping strike rate of 194.73.
If you looking for an all-round sensation who can turn the game in their favor should consider Paul Walter with the captaincy role.
3. Colin Munro (HEA)
The Kiwi batsman has been a consistent force with the willow, amassing 157 runs in just four matches at an impressive average of 52.33 and a brisk strike rate of 158.58.
Munro’s ability to anchor the innings and accelerate when needed positions him as a prime candidate for the captaincy role.
As the Heat’s linchpin in the batting department, Munro can single-handedly shape the outcome of the match.
If you looking for a reliable and explosive batsman you should look no further than Colin Munro for their captaincy pick.
