oh, that's a bouncer down the leg side for a wide! The umpires wait for a few seconds and it's obviously a wide, it's that far down the leg side. Vince looks back at Tye immediately after it goes past him and gives him a blank stare, probably wondering why he did that. At the end, the Sixers are in the final for the second season in a row
Scorchers vs Sixers, Qualifier at Canberra, BBL, Jan 30 2021 - Match Result
RESULT
Qualifier (N), Canberra, January 30, 2021, Big Bash League
167/6
(17/20 ov, T:168) 168/1
Sixers won by 9 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)
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Scores: Venkat Raghav | Comms: @vishal1686Scorecard summary
Perth Scorchers • 167/6(20 overs)
69* (41)
2/40 (4)
33 (22)
1/20 (4)
Sydney Sixers • 168/1(17 overs)
98* (53)
1/16 (2)
45 (28)
0/36 (4)
Cricinfo’s Most Valuable Players of the Match
10.24pm It's a clinical win for the Sixers, what a season they're having. Vince gets a lot of handshakes and taps on the back from opposition and his team-mates. It's now confirmed that the Sydney Sixers will host the final at the SCG. The Sixers players come out on the field and thank the crowd, they've been on the road this season and will be happy to head to the SCG for the final.
They dominated most parts of the game tonight, right from the first few overs to the entire chase in which Philippe and Vince took on the bowlers from the very first overs. Richardson and Behrendorff leaked runs early which meant the Scorchers didn't have many options to fall back on. It was only the clean hitting of Inglis that gave the Scorchers some hope when they batted, otherwise they had a pretty underwhelming day, including some sloppy fielding. But they have another chance, they'll take on the winner of Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunder in the Challenger on February 4 at the Optus Stadium. And the Sixers now have a week's break before they play the final. That's all from me, Vishal Dikshit, today. Do tune in again for the match tomorrow, between Heat and Thunder on the same ground at the same time. Goodbye and good luck!
James Vince: We weren't quite sure of the conditions early in the chase. We got a good first over with the bat, a few boundaries. I love batting with him (Philippe), he gets the pressure off me. Ya, two more would have been nice but it's nice to go unbeaten. Only he will know (if the wide was intentional from Tye). A hundred would have been nice but happy to be there and in the grand final. It's amazing for us to get back to SCG after being on the road for so long. We've had some games that were straightforward and some were tight to get over the line.
Prasu: "SS reminding me of TKR in cpl, much stronger in the league than any of their opponents "
Andrew Palmer: ""Big cheer from the crowd". Can you remind us in the UK what a "crowd" is again?" It's something like people sitting in their own houses and watching the TV
17.1
1w
Tye to Vince, 1 wide
Where will he go for the boundary? Tye runs in
end of over 179 runs
SS: 167/1CRR: 9.82 • RRR: 0.33
Daniel Hughes21 (21b 1x4)
James Vince98 (53b 14x4 1x6)
Jhye Richardson 4-0-36-0
Liam Livingstone 2-0-16-1
16.6
•
Jhye Richardson to Hughes, no run
rising short ball jut outside off, and Hughes drops his hands to let this go outside off. Big cheer from the crowd
16.5
•
Jhye Richardson to Hughes, no run
he's going for the dots - low full toss on off, and he gently taps it to cover
16.4
•
Jhye Richardson to Hughes, no run
right in the block hole, Hughes blocks it out
Three dots if Vince wants a century
16.3
4
Jhye Richardson to Hughes, FOUR runs
short and pulled for four! Rising short ball from Richardson, Hughes hooks and sends that crashing between fine leg and deep square leg
16.2
1
Jhye Richardson to Vince, 1 run
little too full again, and driven straight to cover this time
16.1
4
Jhye Richardson to Vince, FOUR runs
that's been drilled down the ground over the bowler's head for four! Too full on off stump and smacked back by Vince
10 to win, seven for Vince's century. And the Power Surge is taken. Richardson comes back
end of over 167 runs
SS: 158/1CRR: 9.87 • RRR: 2.50
Daniel Hughes17 (17b)
James Vince93 (51b 13x4 1x6)
Liam Livingstone 2-0-16-1
Andrew Tye 3-0-30-0
15.6
2
Livingstone to Hughes, 2 runs
comes down to take it on the full and drives it uppishly past cover in the gap, before Tye cuts it off in the deep
15.5
1
Livingstone to Vince, 1 run
nearly in the block hole around off, Vince drives it down to the left of long off for one more
15.4
1
Livingstone to Hughes, 1 run
too full on off, driven down to long off easily
15.3
1
Livingstone to Vince, 1 run
too short with a hint of turn around middle and leg, worked to deep midwicket for one
15.2
1
Livingstone to Hughes, 1 run
length ball on middle, Hughes makes room on leg to drive and gets a thick inside edge to leg for a quick single
15.1
1
Livingstone to Vince, 1 run
goes back in the crease and tucks it to leg for one
17 left now, Vince on strike on 90
end of over 1512 runs
SS: 151/1CRR: 10.06 • RRR: 3.40
Daniel Hughes13 (14b)
James Vince90 (48b 13x4 1x6)
Andrew Tye 3-0-30-0
Fawad Ahmed 3-0-27-0
14.6
•
Tye to Hughes, no run
short and rising ball outside off, Hughes goes for the upper cut and misses
14.5
1
Tye to Vince, 1 run
full toss on the pads, flicked to square leg for one
14.4
2
Tye to Vince, 2 runs
slapped off the back foot this time, it's gone to Livingstone again at deep cover and this time he does well to tumble to his right and keep it to two
14.3
4
Tye to Vince, FOUR runs
through deep cover yet again! Vince slashes at the back of length ball off the back foot, Livingstone goes to his right and gets to the ball but that's gone through him! Sloppy
14.2
4
Tye to Vince, FOUR runs
120kmh, slow and full, Vince has no problem in driving that straight and high down the ground with the mid off in the circle
14.1
1
Tye to Hughes, 1 run
outside off, Hughes drives that uppishly to deep extra cover
Just 29 more
end of over 147 runs
SS: 139/1CRR: 9.92 • RRR: 4.83
James Vince79 (44b 11x4 1x6)
Daniel Hughes12 (12b)
Fawad Ahmed 3-0-27-0
Jhye Richardson 3-0-27-0
13.6
•
Fawad to Vince, no run
pretty straight outside off, he slices it straight to short third man
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
SS
98 runs (53)
14 fours1 six
Productive shot
pull
25 runs
5 fours0 six
Control
87%
69 runs (41)
5 fours2 sixes
Productive shot
flick
23 runs
0 four1 six
Control
84%
Best performances - bowlers
O
4
M
0
R
40
W
2
ECO
10
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
1W |
LEGOFF
LHB
O
4
M
0
R
20
W
1
ECO
5
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
LEGOFF
LHB
Match details
| Manuka Oval, Canberra | |
| Toss | Perth Scorchers, elected to bat first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2020/21 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Match days | 30 January 2021 - night (20-over match) |
| Umpires | |
| TV Umpire | |
| Reserve Umpire | |
| Match Referee | |
Win Probability
SS 100%
PSSS100%50%100%
Over 18 • SS 168/1
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