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BBL | SYT vs ADS: Matthew Short whips Sydney as Adelaide spreads winning-run

Aayush Mahajan ∙ 20 Dec 2022

BBL | SYT vs ADS: Matthew Short whips Sydney as Adelaide spreads winning-run

Adelaide Strikers brought their A-game on Tuesday in the ninth match of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2022-23 as the triumvirate of Matthew Short, Henry Thornton, and Colin de Grandhomme pummelled Sydney Thunder in a six-wicket victory.

BBL 2022-23: STR vs THU | Fantasy Tips

Probuddha Bhattacharjee ∙ 19 Dec 2022

BBL 2022-23: STR vs THU | Fantasy Tips

The fantasy tips for the match between Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Thunder.

BBL 12: Adelaide Strikers vs Sydney Thunder | The Numbers that matter

Probuddha Bhattacharjee ∙ 19 Dec 2022

BBL 12: Adelaide Strikers vs Sydney Thunder | The Numbers that matter

Who could be the players that play a vital role in the match between the Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Thunder?

Henry Thornton records the best figures by Australian in Big Bash League history

Tejas Rathi ∙ 16 Dec 2022

Henry Thornton records the best figures by Australian in Big Bash League history

Henry Thornton wreaked havoc with his sublime bowling effort to put Thunder's batting line-up in discomfort.

Strikers decimate Thunder to lowest-ever T20 score

Tejas Rathi ∙ 16 Dec 2022

Strikers decimate Thunder to lowest-ever T20 score

It also became the lowest Big Bash League score of all time by surpassing Melbourne Renegades' 57 in 2015.

Thunders vs Strikers: Preview, Prediction and Fantasy Tips

Tejas Rathi ∙ 15 Dec 2022

Thunders vs Strikers: Preview, Prediction and Fantasy Tips

Sydney Thunder will clash with Adelaide Strikers in Match 5 of the Big Bash League 2022 on Friday at Sydney Showground Stadium.

BBL 2022-23: Matthew Short masterclass leads Strikers to a thumping win over Sixers

Debashis Sarangi ∙ 14 Dec 2022

BBL 2022-23: Matthew Short masterclass leads Strikers to a thumping win over Sixers

The Strikers opened their account in the points table with this convincing win.

BBL 11 | Youngster Thornton, experienced Wells combine to down Stars and keep Strikers in hunt

Abhishek Singh ∙ 15 Jan 2022

BBL 11 | Youngster Thornton, experienced Wells combine to down Stars and keep Strikers in hunt

Adelaide Strikers registered third back to back victory as they beat Melbourne Stars by 23 runs to move to the top four in the points table and keep their hope of making it to the Playoffs alive. The Strikers were helped by two players of contrasting experience as a newbie Henry Thornton shone with the ball by picking up a four-wicket haul while with the bat it was the warrior Jonathan Wells who came to the rescue of his side like he has done many times in his long BBL career. Chasing a target of 156, Stars lost the wickets of Glenn Maxwell and Joe Clarke, two of its best batters so far in the league at the score of only 31 in the fifth over. Marcus Stoinis, who hasn’t been in great touch in the league so far, faltered once again as he was removed for one by leggie Fawad Ahmed. Beau Webster failed as well and Stars were 37-4 all of a sudden in the seventh over. Joe Burns and Hilton Cartwright built a 42 run stand for the fifth wicket and it seemed like Stars were getting back in it before Peter Siddle got through the defences of Burns. Clint Hinchliffe tried his best to stay on with Cartwright who was trying to keep the green brigade in the context, having built yet another 42 run stand. But with 35 required from 13 balls, Hinchcliffe tried one shot too many and was caught by Thomas Kelly off Harry Conway. In the very next over, Thornton got rid of Cartwright and Sam Rainbird to make it almost impossible for Stars to have any shot at the victory. With just five runs coming in the last over, the Melbourne side could only get to 132 and lost the game by 23 runs. Earlier in the day, after losing the toss and being asked to bat first, Strikers lost Matt Renshaw early on. But Matthew Short’s quickfire 33 off 22, combined with a brilliant 73 off 49 from Wells eventually got Strikers past 150 even as Jake Weatherald and Ian Cockbain took a lot of time to get to just 17 runs each. From the Stars’ viewpoint, it was a relatively good performance with the ball, especially from Rainbird and Hinchliffe who picked two wickets each. With this win, Strikers have now reached fourth place in the points table and have equal points as Hobart Hurricanes at number five but having played an extra game than them.