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Match Details
BRH vs SYS 25th Match, BBL 2022-23
SYS
209-1020.0
Brisbane Heat won by 15 runs 🏆
BRH
20.0224-5
Player of the Match
Josh Brown
Brisbane Heat62(23)
SYS - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 55 | 68 | 10 Over | 105 | 102 | 15 Over | 146 | 167 |
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BRH - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 44 | 75 | 10 Over | 108 | 111 | 15 Over | 156 | 161 | 20 Over | 217 | 224 |
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That’s a wrap from our side as well. A perfect treat for cricket enthusiasts in the new year as it was raining boundaries and sixes at Gabba. We appreciate your participation from all across the world. On behalf of my co-commentator Ayan Chatterjee and Scorer/Analyst Manish Bishnoi, I, Deepak Prakash, am signing off. Please join us for the other fixtures across the world. Until then, Ta-Ta, Bye-Bye.✌✌
Josh Brown (Player of the Match): "Unbelievable. I am loving it. The atmosphere is incredible. Yes, they have always inspired me and got better as we go along. Definitely Colin Munro. He has taught me a lot. He has taught me the mental aspect of the game. Hopefully, the arm and the ear. That will be Mum. She will take the Player of the Match award. This award is for her."
5:15 PM IST | Deepak: Oh dear, what an enthralling contest this has been for cricket enthusiasts.👀 A total of 433 runs were scored in 40 overs today, a number of swashbuckling innings from both sides, but remember the catch of Michael Neser who produced a miracle at the boundary was the match-winner for me.🙌 Sydney Sixers thumped Brisbane Heat by 15 runs in an enthralling contest.
Earlier, after deciding to bat first in the first inning, the Brisbane Heat posted a mammoth 224/5 in 20 overs, which is also the Heat’s highest total in the history of the BBL. A swashbuckling inning from Nathan McSweeney (84 off 51) and Josh Brown (62 off 23) has helped the Heat score a 224-run total. On the other hand, Ben Dwarshuis, Hayden Kerr, Sean Abbott, and Daniel Christian each contributed one wicket.
Earlier, after deciding to bat first in the first inning, the Brisbane Heat posted a mammoth 224/5 in 20 overs, which is also the Heat’s highest total in the history of the BBL. A swashbuckling inning from Nathan McSweeney (84 off 51) and Josh Brown (62 off 23) has helped the Heat score a 224-run total. On the other hand, Ben Dwarshuis, Hayden Kerr, Sean Abbott, and Daniel Christian each contributed one wicket.
In pursuit of Heat’s 224 runs, the Sixers got off to an electrifying start as their openers comes out all guns blazing. Josh Philippe and James Vince started scoring briskly from the very first over and the pair glued the partnership of 56 runs for the first wicket as their progress was halted when Josh Philippe departed for 27 runs off 13 balls in the fifth over.
Daniel Hughes joined James Vince in the middle, and the pair continued a similar approach to batting as they were scoring briskly but the pair was able to add 27 runs for the second wicket, Daniel Hughes departed for 17 runs off 10 balls. He was soon followed by James Vince, who departed after 41 runs off 24 balls.
A small collapse for the Sixers has put them back on the backfoot. Jordan Silk and Hayden Kerr took charge of batting in the middle and started scoring quickly, but they could not steady the ship as Hayden Kerr departed for 27 runs off 15 balls. Jordan Silk has almost snatched the victory from the Heat, but remember the name Michael Neser,👏👏 who produced a miracle at the boundary. Jordan Silk departs for 41 runs off 23 balls. The Sydney Sixers were bundled out for 209 runs and fell short by 15 runs.
On the flip side, Michael Neser was the pick of the bowlers for the Heat as he scalped three wickets giving away 41 runs in 4 overs. Mark Steketee, Matthew Kuhnemann, and Ross Whiteley chipped in with a couple of wickets each while, James Bazley contributed one wicket.
OVER 20
Sydney Sixers
209/10
Jackson Bird
8(5)
Ross Whiteley
2-2(1.0)
19.6 R Whiteley to I Naveed
W That's in the air and is taken by Neser. Slower ball into the pitch, Naveed goes for the big one and he gets the height and not the distance. The catch is taken at mid-off where the fielder takes the catch. Neser makes no mistake. So, a win by 15 runs for the Brisbane Heat.
19.5 R Whiteley to J Bird
1 Slower ball into the pitch, Bird swings it hard down to long-on for a single.
19.4 R Whiteley to J Bird
0 Back of a length slower ball, Bird swings and misses. The ball hits his body.
19.3 R Whiteley to I Naveed
1 Slower ball around off, Naveed gets bat and ball and pushes to the off-side for a single.
19.2 R Whiteley to Abbott
W That's in the air and is taken in the deep. Slower ball into the pitch, Abbott goes for the big one as he gets the height and not the distance. Bryant settles underneath it and takes the catch under immense pressure. Abbott departs here. 9 down.
19.1 R Whiteley to Abbott
0 Fuller and wide here, Abbott hits this straight to the mid-off fielder.
18 runs are needed in the last over.
OVER 19
Sydney Sixers
207/8
Jackson Bird
7(3)
Sean Anthony Abbott
14(7)
Mark Steketee
2-59(4.0)
18.6 M Steketee to J Bird
4 FOUR! Fuller length angling in, Bird slashes hard and gets the outside edge past the keeper and away it goes to the fence at third man. They needed this boundary as 18 runs will be needed off 6 balls.
18.5 M Steketee to J Bird
2 Fuller and wide outside off, Bird goes inside out over mid-off for a couple of runs.
18.4 M Steketee to Abbott
1 Fuller length around off, Abbott swings it to the deep midwicket fielder for a single.
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