Could 20 be the lucky one for Sydney? Maybe it is. Anyway, when in an unpredictable league like the Big Bash League in Australia you see an odds of 2.75, even for a team with 19 consecutive defeats, it is a challenge and worth the risk.

Obviously Thunder does not look as the best team to bet on them. They have been around for 2 for years to win, count 19 consecutive defeats and have a number of mishaps, such as the injury of their star Chris Gayle who loses the season. But it's not as bad a team as the numbers show. Especially at this time they have put a lot of their opponents in a very difficult position, but they have a terribly bad habit, they can manage to lose in any circumstance and as much as they are in the game.

Now the year is virtually over for them, they do not advance the train for play offs and the team plays without stress and pressure. They are more serious than ever before, since they have set the goal to win this victory in the other 2 games available to them this season. Perhaps the time has come, since they have an opponent not as strong as before, but above all an opponent more cramped than ever before.

The Renegades do not have much room. If they do not get this game they are basically out of play offs, they will only be able to reach the quadrate with a miracle. The pressure exerted on them is great and no one knows if they can withstand such conditions, against a team that will play in comfort and be able to make good knocks.

The good news for Melbourne is that Aaron Finch and James are coming back home Pattinson. But it is a question of whether they will be able to break into the championship conditions and T20. For Thunder, Dilshan returns, who, together with Mendis, are the two foreigners in the team and expect a lot of them in the remaining games.

I never remember a team having drawn so much without wins in any form of cricket, how bad players it had. I want to venture into this game as I see an excellent performance that should be at 2.20-2.25 levels.

Many problems for Brisbane Heat and maybe a great chance for Sydney Thunder to break the big streak of defeats they have and get their first win for the season. But with Thunder, no one can be sure and can easily break up which winning situation they have created.

That's why I'll leave Thunder in their silence and focus on Brisbane. There are two major problems in Brisbane. Batsman Burns is injured and will lose 2-3 matches, while the bowler Vettori is dubious after having an injury. All this seems to benefit Daniel Christian.

Christian is one of the most critical Heat players. Both bowling is the one that can turn the game with some critical wickets, but batting is also a dangerous player since it usually comes to the end of the races and makes many runs that raise the score of his team.

In the absence of Burns, he will get into batting earlier, so he will have the chance to get more balls, and the possible absence of Vettori makes his role in bowling even more important. Christian in the first Big Bash League game scored 70 runs on his own. I believe that based on the absences of Brisbane, 37 is a limit that can be covered.

The player gets 1 point for each run, 10 points for each catch and 20 points for each wicket. You will find this market in the player performance category of the match.