Lizelle Lee back to back tons help Hobart Hurricanes to the top

Lizelle Lee followed up her record-breaking ton against Perth Scorchers by turning into the main player to hit consecutive hundreds of years in WBBL history as Hobart Typhoons easily brought down Adelaide Strikers by 28 runs at the Bellerive Oval. Lee crushed 103 off only 59 conveyances to fire the Tropical storms to 191, which they guarded easily to move to the highest point of the standings. On the opposite side, Strikers' loss, their 6th in seven games, kept on keeping the holders established at the foundation of the standings. Adelaide's choice to bowl seemed to have delivered moment profits when Megan Schutt tidied up Danni Wyatt-Hodge for a brilliant duck in the first finished. In any case, in Nicola Carey, Lee found an ideal foil and the pair set about laying into an enduring an onslaught assault. The PowerPlay finished with Lee crushing Amanda-Jade Wellington for three progressive limits to push the absolute to 46. Lee got to a 35-ball 50 years with a six off Jemma Barsby and added 20 runs off the following nine balls she confronted, including four limits. One more six and a four off Wellington took her to a 57-ball century. She was run-out in the fourteenth over, finishing a thump that highlighted 13 fours and four sixes. Around then, Carey was on 37 off 30. She got pace from there on to complete unbeaten on 64 off 46 while Elyse Villani added a lively 23 to take the all out to 191. Smriti Mandhana got the Strikers looking bursting so far, scoring 51 off 32 in an initial stand of 67 in 7.3 overs yet the scoring rate dropped from that point as the Strikers battled to stay up with the asking rate. Amy Smith ended up being especially difficult to hit, her four overs going for only 16 runs. Laura Wolvaardt finished the pursuit by hitting 6, 4, 4 and 4 to wrap up with 63* off 40 yet on the day, Strikers actually completed a far off second.