Moises Henriques got cheated by luck, run out in a very unlucky manner; watch video

By Samira Vishwas On Dec 15, 2025

Moises Henriques Run Out Video: 15th season of Big Bash League (BBL 2025-26) Has started, in the first match of which Perth Scorchers (Perth Scorchers) The team played against Sydney Sixers on Sunday, 14 December. (Sydney Sixer) A spectacular victory was achieved by achieving the target of 114 runs in 10.1 overs. It is noteworthy that meanwhile, Captain Moises Henriques of Sydney Sixers (Moises Henriques) A very unlucky run out was seen whose video is going viral on social media.

This incident happened in the 5th over of the innings of Sydney Sixers. This over was for Perth Scorchers by spin bowler Ashton Agar, on whose fourth ball Josh Phillip played a very powerful straight shot. This ball hit Phillip’s bat and was hit by the bowler at the speed of a bullet, where he missed the chance to catch the catch.

However, in the meantime something happened on the field which no one had expected. Actually, this ball touched Agar’s hand and directly hit the wicket standing at the non-striker’s end and Sydney captain Moises Henriques lost his wicket. Yes, you understood it right, when this ball hit the non-striker’s end wicket, Henriques was ahead of the crease line. This is the reason why he had to return to the pavilion after being out in this unlucky manner on a personal score of 9 runs on 6 balls.

If we talk about this match, then this match was played at Optus Stadium in Perth and due to rain, it was played in 11-11 overs. In this match, the host team Perth Scorchers won the toss and decided to bowl first, after which the Sydney Sixers team scored 113 runs after losing 5 wickets in 11 overs. Apart from him, all-rounder Jack Edwards played the biggest innings and scored unbeaten 46 runs on 21 balls.

Cricket can be cruel😭
That’s rough luck for Moises Henriques. #BBL15 pic.twitter.com/O1T0V0XhBB
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From here, to win this match, Perth Scorchers had to achieve the target of 114 runs, chasing which Cooper Connolly played a brilliant half-century of 59 runs in 31 balls, hitting 3 fours and 5 sixes. On the basis of this innings of Connolly, Perth team achieved the target in 10.1 overs and won by 5 wickets.