2lb
2
W
1
2
0
= 7
Match Details
BRH vs PRS 32nd Match, BBL 2023-24
PRS
168-920.0
Brisbane Heat won by 23 runs 🏆
BRH
20.0191-6
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Player of the Match
Michael Neser
2/31
64(30)
| R(B) | 4S | 6S | SR |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (1)6 (6) | 0 0 | 0 0 | 100.00 100.00 |
P'ship : 1(2)
Last Wkt : Hamish Mckenzie 6(5)
BowlerX Bartlett
| W-R | Overs | Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2-29 | 4.0 | 7.25 |
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PRS - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 49 | 40 | 10 Over | 71 | 80 | 15 Over | 126 | 135 |
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BRH - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 47 | 48 | 10 Over | 78 | 85 | 15 Over | 127 | 113 | 20 Over | 160 | 191 |
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Right then, that's it from the coverage of this game. Brisbane Heat win the game and seal the top spot in the tournament. Perth Scorchers will be eyeing to bounce back in the next encounter. Omkar Iyer here signing off on behalf of Ninaad Dixit, scorer Raju Khariya. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world.
Michael Neser: "I will pick the runs out of the 3 performances tonight because I haven't score runs in a while. I went out there hoping for 15, got 16. It was one of those innings where everything worked out.
I think once the new ball got a bit softer, it was actually a beautiful wicket. We played our last game when it was sticky but you got value for shots. Its a beautiful wicket and thankfully everything hit middle.
I am not big with celebrations. I knew I had to bowl another over after the catch so I was nervous."
I think once the new ball got a bit softer, it was actually a beautiful wicket. We played our last game when it was sticky but you got value for shots. Its a beautiful wicket and thankfully everything hit middle.
I am not big with celebrations. I knew I had to bowl another over after the catch so I was nervous."
Michael Neser is the player of the match.
Phew! What an humdinger! Just sensational stuff from both the teams. Although, it will be Brisbane Heat who will head back home with the bragging rights from this game. The only qualified team in the points table, extend their lead even further.
Perth Scorchers were blown away even before coming into the run chase, by that unbeaten knock from Neser and the momentum just shifted the dressing room in the innings break. Neser then instantly came into the action as he is the one who started the proceedings with the new ball. Not just that, but he was the one who drew the first blood as well. He was just in sensational form today and he did everything right, throughout the game. Not to forget, the sensational catch that he took while running backwards.
Let us shift our attention to the batting effort from the visitors. Zak Crawley and Sam Whiteman got off to a decent start but could not handle the heat from the new ball bowlers. They lost both the openers in the first six over, putting them on the back foot instantly. To make it worse, they kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Their batters got off to starts, but could not make the most of it. Evans then gave some hope with his incredible knock of 51 but he could not stick around till the end, the main problem for him was that he kept losing partners at the other end and eventually succumbed under pressure. Meanwhile, Brisbane Heat bowlers were just in incredible form. Neser, Bartlett, Johnson and Walter picked up two wickets each, while Kuhnemann chipped in with one.
Perth Scorchers were blown away even before coming into the run chase, by that unbeaten knock from Neser and the momentum just shifted the dressing room in the innings break. Neser then instantly came into the action as he is the one who started the proceedings with the new ball. Not just that, but he was the one who drew the first blood as well. He was just in sensational form today and he did everything right, throughout the game. Not to forget, the sensational catch that he took while running backwards.
Let us shift our attention to the batting effort from the visitors. Zak Crawley and Sam Whiteman got off to a decent start but could not handle the heat from the new ball bowlers. They lost both the openers in the first six over, putting them on the back foot instantly. To make it worse, they kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Their batters got off to starts, but could not make the most of it. Evans then gave some hope with his incredible knock of 51 but he could not stick around till the end, the main problem for him was that he kept losing partners at the other end and eventually succumbed under pressure. Meanwhile, Brisbane Heat bowlers were just in incredible form. Neser, Bartlett, Johnson and Walter picked up two wickets each, while Kuhnemann chipped in with one.
OVER 20
Perth Scorchers
168/9
Jason Behrendorff
1(1)
Xavier Bartlett
2-29(4.0)
19.6 X Bartlett to J Richardson
W BOWLED HIM!! Finishes it off with another wicket! You miss and I hit! Excellently executed yorker. Nails it full and straight on middle and leg. Jhye Richardson is clueless and fails to get his bat down in time. Brisbane Heat seal the game by 23 runs.
19.5 X Bartlett to J Behrendorff
1 131.6 kph. Middle stump yorker, Behrendorff digs it in the off side for a single to get off the mark.
19.4 X Bartlett to H Mckenzie
W BOWLED HIM!! Cleans him up with a yorker! Full and straight on the middle stump, McKenzie backs away to create some room but fails to dig the ball out as it crashes into the stumps.
19.3 X Bartlett to H Mckenzie
2 Short of a length and outside the off stump. Hits it wide of long on for a couple.
19.2 X Bartlett to H Mckenzie
2 97.3 kph. Length ball pitched outside the off stump. McKenzie swings across but doesn't time to perfection Couple of runs in the cow corner.
19.1 X Bartlett to J Richardson
1lb Over the stumps, 104.2 kph. Short of a length on the off stump. Richardson swings, misses and collects a leg bye in the point region. 29 more to win in 5 balls.
Who will bowl the final over? It is going to be Xavier Bartlett. He needs to defend 30 runs off the 6 balls.
OVER 19
Perth Scorchers
162/7
Hamish Mckenzie
2(2)
Jhye Richardson
6(4)
Paul Walter
2-30(3.0)
18.6 P Walter to J Richardson
1 Short of a length angled across. Richardson is deep in the crease, clears his front leg and hits it into the pitch. Single taken as the ball travels towards long on.
18.5 P Walter to H Mckenzie
1 112.1 kph. Slower, short and outside off, forces it to deep square for a run.
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