Women’s T20 Finals Day Locked In

After 10 preliminary rounds, the top four ranked clubs have qualified for the short-format elimination finals day.  

Sydney take on Parramatta while defending champions Campbelltown-Camden face Gordon, with the winner from both fixtures meeting at Hurstville Oval in the final at 2.30pm. 

Sydney (1) v Parramatta (4) 
Hurstville Oval | 10.00am 

Sydney 

• Sydney come into the semi-final seeded first after eight wins and one loss.  

• Samira Dimeglio leads the side in runs with 208. 

• Kira Churchland is Sydney’s leading wicket-taker with 12 at an average of 10.58.  

• The team will head into the match with added confidence after defeating Parramatta by 41 runs in round five. 

• Sydney will look elsewhere for their start power, with inform Breakers and Sixers star Maitlan Brown on the road for WBBL. 

 
Parramatta

• Parramatta finished the regular round seeded fourth with five wins and four losses.  

• Kate Pelle leads the team in runs with 259 at an average of 43.17.  

• In her first season with the side, Stella Campbell has picked up nine wickets.  

• Parramatta will look to NSW Breakers Kate Pelle and Claire Moore for strong performances.  
  
  

Campbelltown-Camden (2) v Gordon (3) 
Harold Fraser Reserve | 10.00am 
 
Campbelltown-Camden 

• The Ghosts enter this final day as defending champions after a weather-impacted finals day in season 2024/25. Seeded second, they’ve wrapped the regular rounds with seven wins and two losses.  

• Aurora Mavros leads the team in runs with 151.  

• Elizabeth Barkat has 13 wickets and sits second in the competition. Without leading wicket-taker Frankie Nicklin (Sydney University), Barkat is in a great position to finish on top of the competition.  

• The Ghosts will look to young Alex Mavros to stand up in place of Lauren Cheatle and Sarah Coyte who will be unavailable with WBBL commitments.  

Gordon 

• Gordon finished as third seed with seven wins and two losses.  

• The side come into the semi-final with confidence after defeating Campbelltown-Camden by 28-runs in round nine. 

• Ami Campbell leads the team with runs, notching up 229 across her nine games. 

• Anilya Campbell sits comfortably among the competitions leading wicket takers, picking up 10 across the regular season. 

• Gordon would love to see NSW Breaker and Sydney Sixer, Elsa Hunter, made available with her valuable 137 runs and 7 wickets this season so far.  

All matches will be live-streamed via the Cricket NSW YouTube Channel.  

Scorecards can be assessed here.