Hobart Typhoons and Adelaide Strikers are set to challenge in Match No. 26 of the Large Slam Association (BBL) 2022-23 on Monday, January 2. The match will occur at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. The Tropical storms, drove by Matthew Swim, are as of now grieving at the lower part of the focuses table with an unfortunate net run pace of - 0.957. After the Brisbane Intensity beat the Sydney Sixers by 15 sudden spikes in demand for Sunday, the Storms turned into the new basement occupants of the title. They will go into their next match after a powerful 62-run rout because of the Sydney Thunder. The choice to handle previously blew up for the Storms as the Thunder scored 228 for the deficiency of six wickets. Swim scored 67 off 30, yet the Typhoons wrapped up with 166 of every 17 overs. The Strikers, drove by Peter Siddle, then again, began the competition with three successes in succession. Once positioned at the highest point of the table, they looked risky. In any case, a three-match series of failures has pushed them down to fourth place. The side lost to the Melbourne Stars by eight runs in their past game on December 31. After the Stars scored 186 for seven, the Strikers completed short in spite of Adam Hose's 41-ball 56. Henry Chase additionally scored 49 while opening the batting however his endeavors were to no end. Pitch Report The scene prior facilitated a game between the Tropical storms and Melbourne Mavericks, which was a low-scoring undertaking. Batting isn't supposed to be kind with this surface. Winning the throw and batting initially ought to be the way forward. Weather conditions Estimate There will be a 21 percent chance of downpour at around 7:15 pm nearby time yet nothing after that. The playing conditions will be wonderful with temperatures around the 17-degree Celsius mark. The stickiness will be during the 80s. Hobart Hurricanes Key Players : D Arcy Short, Shadab Khan, Riley Meredith Adelaide Strikers Key Players : Matthew Short, Colin de Grandhomme, Peter Siddle Probable XI Hobart Hurricanes D Arcy Short, Caleb Jewell, Shadab Khan, Matthew Wade (c & wk), Tim David, Asif Ali, James Neesham, Joel Paris, Nathan Ellis, Patrick Dooley, Riley Meredith Adelaide Strikers Matthew Short, Henry Hunt, Chris Lynn, Adam Hose, Colin de Grandhomme, Thomas Kelly, Harry Nielsen (wk), Rashid Khan, Wes Agar, Henry Thornton, Peter Siddle (c)