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Match Details
ADS vs PRS 48th Match, BBL 2022-23
PRS
94-311.1
Perth Scorchers won by 7 wickets 🏆
ADS
17.092-10
Player of the Match
David Payne
Perth Scorchers3/20
PRS - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 44 | 44 | 10 Over | 75 | 88 |
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ADS - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 46 | 29 | 10 Over | 56 | 48 | 15 Over | 81 | 79 | 20 Over | 102 | 92 |
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That is it from the match between Adelaide Strikers and Perth Scorchers, with the latter making a league double with another thumping win. I am AkshayaKrishna Polya signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Anirudh Modi, who, alongside our scorer/analyst Manish Bishnoi brought you all the live-action of this one-sided encounter. We will meet again in another match. Until then, it is a goodbye!
David Payne wins the Player of the Match Award.
1:14 PM IST | A brutal display of cricket by Perth Scorchers got them another massive win over Adelaide Strikers! They are a team to beat in the BBL!
Earlier in the match, Adelaide Strikers won the toss and opted to bat first. The decision to bat first backfired on the Strikers, losing four wickets in the powerplay. They didn’t recover from that as the side collapsed a big time, getting all-out for just 92 runs in 17 overs. Only Adam Hose could get some timing, scoring 30 runs off 23 balls. The rest of the batters suffered to face the Scorchers' sharp bowling attack. For Perth Scorchers, Peter Hatzoglou (3-0-14-3), David Payne (3-0-20-3), and Lance Morris (4-0-26-3) scalped three wickets, while Andrew Tye picked a wicket.
Chasing a total of 93 runs to win, Perth Scorchers didn’t get to a good start, losing Cameron Bancroft (7 off 6) through an unnecessary run out in the second over. Stephen Eskinazi (17 off 12) couldn’t continue for longer and was beaten and stumped in the bowling of Cameron Boyce just after the first powerplay. But then Aaron Hardie and Jos Inglis added 54 runs for the third wicket, taking the team to the cusp of a big win. Hardie continued his dream tournament with a solid knock of 43 runs from 30 balls, getting out with five runs away from the target. Inglis (22* off 16) hung on till the end and finished the match with a boundary in the 12th over, taking the team home with 7 wickets and 53 balls remaining.
With this win, the Scorchers remain at the top of the points table, while the Strikers too remain in fifth place, making their chances of qualification a little more difficult with a match in hand.
Earlier in the match, Adelaide Strikers won the toss and opted to bat first. The decision to bat first backfired on the Strikers, losing four wickets in the powerplay. They didn’t recover from that as the side collapsed a big time, getting all-out for just 92 runs in 17 overs. Only Adam Hose could get some timing, scoring 30 runs off 23 balls. The rest of the batters suffered to face the Scorchers' sharp bowling attack. For Perth Scorchers, Peter Hatzoglou (3-0-14-3), David Payne (3-0-20-3), and Lance Morris (4-0-26-3) scalped three wickets, while Andrew Tye picked a wicket.
Chasing a total of 93 runs to win, Perth Scorchers didn’t get to a good start, losing Cameron Bancroft (7 off 6) through an unnecessary run out in the second over. Stephen Eskinazi (17 off 12) couldn’t continue for longer and was beaten and stumped in the bowling of Cameron Boyce just after the first powerplay. But then Aaron Hardie and Jos Inglis added 54 runs for the third wicket, taking the team to the cusp of a big win. Hardie continued his dream tournament with a solid knock of 43 runs from 30 balls, getting out with five runs away from the target. Inglis (22* off 16) hung on till the end and finished the match with a boundary in the 12th over, taking the team home with 7 wickets and 53 balls remaining.
With this win, the Scorchers remain at the top of the points table, while the Strikers too remain in fifth place, making their chances of qualification a little more difficult with a match in hand.
11.1 M Short to J Inglis
4 FOURRRRRRRRR!!!!! AND THAT SEALS THE VICTORY FOR PERTH SCORCHERS! A DOMINANT PERFORMANCE FROM THEM TO HUMBLE THE STRIKERS! Good length delivery, on the stumps, Inglis with a reverse sweep past the third man fielder for a boundary!
OVER 11
Perth Scorchers
90/3
Ashton Turner
1(3)
Josh Inglis
18(15)
Cameron Boyce
2-12(3.0)
10.6 C Boyce to A Turner
0 Dot to end the over, good length delivery, outside the off stump, Turner misses out on a sweep. Excellent over, just 2 runs from it.
10.5 C Boyce to J Inglis
1 Good length delivery, on the off stump, chips it to deep cover for a single.
10.4 C Boyce to A Turner
1 Good length delivery, on the off stump, Turner sweeps it to deep mid-wicket for a single.
10.3 C Boyce to A Turner
0 Full length delivery, on the stumps, guides it to cover point.
10.2 C Boyce to A Hardie
W WICKET! CAUGHT! THAT ALMOST FELL OUT OF THE HANDS BUT HE HOLDS ON! Good length delivery, on the stumps, Hardie slog sweeps it but this time gets his top edge to fly straight down the throat of the fielder at deep mid-wicket!
10.1 C Boyce to A Hardie
0 Good length delivery, between middle and leg, Hardie defends it at the crease.
1:07 PM IST | Time for a drinks! Perth Scorchers really don't need it, as they are on the brink of a big win. But this is mandatory as we are at the halfway stages of the chase in terms of the overs. Can the visitors win it in the next over?
OVER 10
Perth Scorchers
88/2
Josh Inglis
17(14)
Aaron Hardie
43(28)
Matthew Short
0-19(3.0)
9.6 M Short to A Hardie
1 Single to end the over, length delivery, on the stumps, nudges it through cow's corner to retain strike.
9.5 M Short to J Inglis
1 Good length delivery, on the stumps, Inglis places it through mid-wicket for a single.
9.4 M Short to J Inglis
0 Length delivery, once again following Inglis to the leg side, Inglis pushes it to covers.
9.3 M Short to A Hardie
1 Good length delivery, follows the batter to the leg side, Hardie plays it down the ground for a single.
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