Renegades vs. Sixers Predictions

We have Renegades vs. Sixers predictions for the Big Bash game, which will be held on New Year’s Day, January 1 at 4:00 pm.

Kicking off 2026 are the Renegades and Sixers, where most of the money has come for the visitors.

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Best Bet

Sixers @ $1.72

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It hasn’t been the start the Sixers were expecting, but there is still time to put wins on the board and make a run for the playoffs.

They have a dominant record against the Renegades, having won the last five meetings, which is why the visitors are the $1.72 favourites, and that’s why we’re backing them to prevail on New Year’s Day at Marvel Stadium.

Despite not showing their best form, the Sixers have quality players. They have Babar Azam, Josh Philippe, and Daniel Hughes, who can all clear the ropes and set the Renegades a big chase. Therefore, include the Sixers in Big Bash multi bets this week.

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Same Game Multi

Sixers H2H, Josh Philippe Over 20.5 Runs, Moises Henriques Over 17.5 Runs, Ben Dwarshuis 2+ Wickets @ $9.75

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Philippe couldn’t match his 96 runs two games ago when scoring just 10 last time out. However, a bounce back performance is likely from the Sixers’ batter, who is one of the classier players in the Big Bash.

If the Sixers lose a couple of early wickets, Moises Henriques typically steps in and plays a good innings. He hasn’t enjoyed a fruitful 2025 campaign, but he scored 20 runs in his last match, which should give him confidence.

Ben Dwarshuis hasn’t taken a wicket in his last two games, so he’s due, and punters get $2.30 for him to take 2+ wickets.

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Best Value Bet

Josh Philippe Top Sixers Run Scorer @ $4.80

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With most of the money coming for Ali to top score for the Sixers, punters get good value for Philippe to set the mark.

Philippe was simply brilliant when scoring a top 96 runs against the Thunder, and anything close to that will be enough to secure the top run scorer title.

Punters get $4.80 odds, which is good value, and we’re banking on him being back to his best.

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