· 2nd Match
CompletedSydney Sixers
172/5 (18.3)
Melbourne Renegades
169/7 (20.0)
Sydney Sixers won by 5 wickets
Ball by Ball Commentary
- 1.63
Jack Edwards to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:23 AMThree Runs. Short of length ball around off, slices the cut over the short third man fielder where Dwarshuis gives it a chase and manages to save the boundary, a triple for Jake!
- 1.50
Jack Edwards to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:22 AMNo Run. Length ball around off, makes room but punches it straight to mid off
- 1.46
Jack Edwards to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:21 AMSix. Good length ball around off, smacks it straight down the ground for a maximum towards the sight screen
- 1.30
Jack Edwards to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:20 AMNo Run. Back of length ball outside off, looks to cut it away but does not get any bat on it
- 1.20
Jack Edwards to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:20 AMNo Run. Good length ball on off, pushes it to mid off
- 1.11
Jack Edwards to Josh Brown
8:19 AMOne Run. Short of length ball around off, steers it to third man for a single
- 0.60
Ben Dwarshuis to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:18 AMNo Run. Back of length ball on leg, looks to flick it away but it clips his thigh pad as Phillippe collects it behind the stumps
- 0.54
Ben Dwarshuis to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:17 AMFour. Back of length ball on off, pulls it in the air over the mid wicket fielder, fielder at deep square leg runs to his left and puts in a valiant effort but he could not stop the boundary
- 0.42
Ben Dwarshuis to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:17 AMTwo Runs. Back of length ball on off, miscues the pull off the toe end of the bat and over the mid wicket fielder for a couple of runs
- 0.32
Ben Dwarshuis to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:16 AMTwo Runs. Good length ball on off, looks to drive it away but hits it uppishly off the inside half of the bat and wide of mid wicket for a couple of runs
- 0.20
Ben Dwarshuis to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:16 AMNo Run. Length ball outside off, leaves it alone for the keeper
- 0.14
Ben Dwarshuis to Jake Fraser-McGurk
8:15 AMFour. Smacked!!! Back of length ball outside off, cuts it hard into the gap between point and extra cover for a boundary, what a start for the Renegades!