1
W
2
W
0
1
= 4
Match Details
PRS vs SYS Qualifier 1, BBL 2021-22
SYS
140-1019.2
Perth Scorchers won by 49 runs
PRS
20.0189-3
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Player of the Match
Josh Inglis
Perth Scorchers79(49)
SYS - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 47 | 19 | 10 Over | 51 | 41 | 15 Over | 80 | 87 |
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PRS - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 47 | 58 | 10 Over | 91 | 94 | 15 Over | 143 | 138 | 20 Over | 200 | 189 |
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Milestone
That's the end of our coverage of this game. This is me, Akshay Bhide, signing off on behalf of my co-commentators Arijit Kundu and Ayaan Chatterjee. Tata. Bye bye.
Josh Inglis | Player of the Match: "It was nice to get some runs. The ball was racing off the turf and it did help me early on. I haven't had much game time in the last few months and was looking forward to this match. Kurtis is a world-class player and we complement each other very well. So nice to get off to a solid start. It has been a tough season for me and happy to get back in the groove."
Akshay: Hatzoglou picks the final wicket of Dwarshuis and finishes
the things. A comprehensive win for the Perth Scorchers as they defeat the
Sydney Sixers by 49 runs to enter their seventh final in the Big Bash League’s
history. The Sixers will get another chance of qualifying for the final as they
will play the challenger on Wednesday.
Perth Scorchers skipper Ashton Turner won the toss and had no hesitation in batting first. They got off to a flyer as Josh Inglis and Kurtis Patterson put a solid opening stand as the Sixers bowlers disappeared all around the park. Both brought up their fifties and the 120-run opening stand was broken in the 13th over as Patterson departed on 64. Mitchell Marsh joined Inglis and hit some lusty blows. Inglis departed on 79 and a late surge powered them to 189 at the end of the 20 overs. Hayden Kerr picked up two wickets for the Sixers.
The Sixers got off to a worst possible start as they lost both their openers inside the first three overs. They couldn’t recover from it as the Scorchers tightened their grip on the game by picking up wickets at regular intervals. None of the Sixers batters adapted to the conditions as the Scorchers had their one foot in the final at the halfway stage of the innings. Ben Dwarshuis lower down the order tried hard and scored 66 off just 29 balls but they eventually were bundled out on 140 as they lost the game by 49 runs. The wickets were spread among the bowlers as the Scorchers continue their good work in the competition.
Perth Scorchers skipper Ashton Turner won the toss and had no hesitation in batting first. They got off to a flyer as Josh Inglis and Kurtis Patterson put a solid opening stand as the Sixers bowlers disappeared all around the park. Both brought up their fifties and the 120-run opening stand was broken in the 13th over as Patterson departed on 64. Mitchell Marsh joined Inglis and hit some lusty blows. Inglis departed on 79 and a late surge powered them to 189 at the end of the 20 overs. Hayden Kerr picked up two wickets for the Sixers.
The Sixers got off to a worst possible start as they lost both their openers inside the first three overs. They couldn’t recover from it as the Scorchers tightened their grip on the game by picking up wickets at regular intervals. None of the Sixers batters adapted to the conditions as the Scorchers had their one foot in the final at the halfway stage of the innings. Ben Dwarshuis lower down the order tried hard and scored 66 off just 29 balls but they eventually were bundled out on 140 as they lost the game by 49 runs. The wickets were spread among the bowlers as the Scorchers continue their good work in the competition.
19.2 P Hatzoglou to B Dwarshuis
W GONE! Hatzoglou finishes it off here. Tosses it up wide of off-stump, with loads of flight, Dwarshuis gets beaten on the flight and gets stumped. Inglis does the rest as a good inning from Dwarshuis comes to an end. a 49-run win for the Scorchers as they reach the finals to be played on Friday night.
19.1 P Hatzoglou to S O'Keefe
1 O'Keefe goes aerial and gets a single to midwicket.
OVER 19
Sydney Sixers
139/9
Ben Dwarshuis
66(28)
Steve O'Keefe
1(2)
Andrew Tye
2-38(4.0)
18.6 A Tye to B Dwarshuis
4 Short of a length, Dwarshuis gets it away through to the midwicket region for a boundary to end the over. 24 of the over. Phenomenal hitting from Ben.
18.5 A Tye to B Dwarshuis
0 Short of a length, Dwarshuis gets it to midwicket for no run.
Akshay: That is sensational batting from Dwarshuis. Let him bat in the top four.
18.4 A Tye to B Dwarshuis
4 Fuller and wide, Dwarshuis stands and delivers through the covers region for a boundary. WOW! What hitting this.
Arijit: Goodness me !! Ben Dwarshuis!! Ahhh!! He's having a terrific day. Seems like the rest other batters need to take striking lessons from him. Geeesh!
18.3 A Tye to B Dwarshuis
6 Short ball again, Dwarshuis pulls it away over square leg for a HUGE SIX! WHOA! 81M six. That sound of the willow was great.
18.2 A Tye to B Dwarshuis
4 Gets a 50 with an inside edge through the fine leg boundary past the stumps. Hard length here, tries to swing it away and gets lucky.
18.1 A Tye to B Dwarshuis
6 Tye continues and he has been clobbered for a SIX! Slower ball outside off, Dwarshuis goes up and over long-off for the maximum. Moves onto 48 with that shot. The ball is lost again. New balls are required again.
OVER 18
Sydney Sixers
115/9
Steve O'Keefe
1(2)
Ben Dwarshuis
42(22)
Jason Behrendorff
2-31(4.0)
17.6 J Behrendorff to S O'Keefe
0 Fuller and wide, O'Keefe cover drives it straight to mid-off to end the over. 16 of the over.
17.5 J Behrendorff to B Dwarshuis
1 Short of a length and wide, Dwarshuis plays it to covers for a single.
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