At Gabba, Brisbane on 19 December Big Bash League 2025-26 Perth Scorchers faced Brisbane Heat in a thrilling sixth match of 2017. captain of the heat nathan mcsweeney won the toss and elected to bowl first, setting up a high-energy T20 encounter between the two teams. Scorchers, which sydney sixers aiming to build momentum against a Heat team that was Melbourne Renegades Was struggling with a 14 run defeat against.
Finn Allen hits a massive 105m six against Jack Wildermuth in BBL|15
finn allen Had a spectacular night with the bat as the Perth Scorchers delivered one of the most devastating batting performances in Big Bash League history, including a massive 105-metre six that left players and fans in awe. This moment came in the 11th over when Allen jack wildermuth A full, slow delivery lifted outside the off stump. Moving forward with confidence, the Kiwi opener extended his arms and performed a powerful swing, which sent the ball flying over midwicket and landing on the second tier of the stands. The strike was not only a display of power, but it also brought up Allen’s half-century in 26 balls, a testament to his pace and form.
By then, the Scorchers were already in complete control with one wicket at 133, Allen was unbeaten on 52 and his strike rate was above 200. The Brisbane Heat bowlers had no answer to Allen’s hitting arc. Wildermuth, despite his experience, had a tough time as he conceded runs, which was an indication of how difficult Allen is to bowl to when he is in form.
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That’s one way to do it 😳
105m SIX to bring up Finn Allen’s fifty! #BBL15 pic.twitter.com/t6jXTzVsZp
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Perth Scorchers post huge score against Brisbane Heat
Allen’s attack laid the foundation for an extraordinary total of 257 runs in 20 overs as the Scorchers completely defeated the Heat on a flat surface. The powerplay set the tone, with Perth losing one wicket at 40 and never slowing down the tempo. cooper connolly He became Allen’s perfect partner, matching him with every stroke, and together they put on a brilliant partnership of 142 runs in just 11.5 overs. Both the batsmen completed their fifty quickly, there was a shower of fours on the field and the scoreboard kept increasing rapidly.
The Heat made a brief comeback after the drinks break, when Shaheen Shah Afridi Allen was eventually dismissed for 79 runs in 38 balls. However, even this success did little to slow down the Scorchers. Aaron Hardy, Ashton Turner And Nick Hobson Small contributions from Perth kept the pressure constant, especially in the last five overs where Perth added 71 more runs. Laurie Evans provided the final touch while remaining unbeaten, taking the Scorchers past the 250 mark.
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