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Beau Webster’s explosive innings leads Hobart Hurricanes to a thrilling win against Melbourne Stars in the BBL|15 Knockout. Read

By Sandy Verma

The atmosphere at Blundstone Arena on Wednesday evening was extremely electrifying, when Hobart Hurricanes by Melbourne Stars Recorded a spectacular three-run win against. The match was dominated by uncertain weather and high-octane hitting, with the Hurricanes keeping their title hopes alive, largely thanks to Beau Webster The key goes to power hitting and disciplined bowling under pressure.

The encounter was a perfect Big Bash spectacle, turning into a 10-overs per side contest after a delay due to persistent rain. When the game started, the Hurricanes were sent in to bat, knowing that a big score was the only way to save their season.

Beau Webster’s aggressive innings sets the tone for BBL|15 Knockout

The Hurricanes made their intentions clear from the beginning. Whereas Mitchell Owen And Tim Ward Soon he was out while trying to score quick runs. Beau Webster He handled the innings by playing a brilliant innings. Webster, who won the Player of the Match title, scored 47 runs in just 26 balls. His innings was an example of strategic batting of the shorter format, consisting of three huge sixes and three fours, which boosted the scoreboard at a brisk 11.40 runs per over.

to webster Nikhil Chaudhary Got good support from , who showed pace in the end by playing an innings of 24 runs at a strike rate of 218.18. Although in the bowling of Stars Haris Rauf (2/27) and Glenn Maxwell Like the players involved, they failed to stop the disaster. The Hurricanes eventually posted a strong score of 114/5 in their allotted 10 overs, setting the stage for a tense second half.

Hurricanes defend DLS goal in last over play against Melbourne Stars

The chase became more complicated when rain returned during the innings break. After a second delay, match officials applied the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern (DLS) method, allowing the Melbourne Stars to score a goal. 85 runs in only 7 overs It has been done. This meant that Stars needed to score more than 12 runs per over with the first ball.

Riley Meredith Proved to be a hero with the ball for the Hurricanes. In his very first over he Thomas Rogers Was out on 4 runs. Whereas Joe Clarke (31 off 17) And Hilton Cartwright (15 off 4) Threatened to take the game away, Meredith’s yorker bowling kept Hobart in the game. He finished with figures of 2/19, a remarkable achievement in a game of this small margin.

The count came down to the final over, with Stars needing 19 runs. Owen, who had proved costly earlier, kept his nerve. even Hilton Cartwright Attacked strongly in the final effort by hitting a six and two fours, Stars finished at 81/4, losing by only three runs.

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