Jemimah Rodrigues injured her wrist but made sure that Brisbane Heat beat Sydney Thunder to set up a final with Melbourne Renegades on December 1 at the iconic MCG.

She came out to bat at No. 3 and hit a crucial 43 off 30 balls before retiring hurt when the Heat were on the verge of win

Key Brisbane Heat batter Jemimah Rodrigues is set to play in Sunday’s WBBL final against the Melbourne Renegades despite carrying a wrist injury.

India batter Jemimah Rodrigues is set to play in the Women’s Big Bash League final for Brisbane Heat despite injuring her wrist in a previous match. Brisbane Heat captain Jess Jonassen remains optimistic about Jemimah's readiness and urges the team to prepare for a full match amid weather concerns.

Brisbane Heat are bowling first in the WBBL|10 final, as they look to knock off the Melbourne Renegades and win an unprecedented third title. Heat skipper Jess Jonassen won the bat flip at the MCG under overcast skies, and said the potential for rain later in the afternoon had factored into her decision.

Brisbane Heat’s wave of WBBL momentum has carried them into Sunday’s competition decider against the Melbourne Renegades at the MCG.

Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues retired hurt during a Women's Big Bash League match after injuring her left wrist. Despite this, her team, Brisbane Heat, secured a nine-wicket victory over Sydney Thunder.

Legspinner Parsons took 3 for 10 for Heat, who will be concerned about Rodrigues' availability for the final due to wrist injury