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Big Bash League 2021-22, Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Renegades Highlights: Brisbane Heat Seal 5-Wicket Victory vs Melbourne Renegades
Big Bash League 2021-22, BRH vs MLR: Sam Heazlett smashing an unbeaten knock of 44 off 29 balls to help Brisbane Heat defeat Melbourne Renegades on Monday.
- NDTV Sports Desk
- Updated:December 13, 2021 05:22 pm IST
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Big Bash League Highlights: Brisbane Heat celebrate a wicket on Monday.© Instagram
Brisbane Heat sealed a five-wicket win against Melbourne Renegades in their Big Bash League match on Monday at the Metricon Stadium. Chasing a target of 141 runs, Brisbane Heat reached 141 for five in 16.5 overs with Sam Heazlett smashing an unbeaten knock of 44 off 29 balls. The chase also saw opener Chris Lynn slam 32 off 15 balls for Brisbane. Zahir Khan was decent form for Melbourne, taking two wickets in four overs. Earlier, Mackenzie Harvey played an unbeaten knock of 71 off 56 balls during Melbourne's innings. Meanwhile, James Bazley took three wickets for Brisbane.
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Brisbane Heat vs Melbourne Renegades Live
The chase is set to begin! Melbourne Renegades' players stride out to the middle. Followed by Chris Lynn and Max Bryant walk out to bat for Brisbane Heat. Nic Maddinson to start with the ball.
... The Run Chase ...
Right then, Brisbane Heat with a fine bowling and fielding display in the first half and that has seen them get a good grip on this match. The wicket is a bit tricky to bat on but Brisbane Heat batters will look to avoid the mistakes made by their opponents. Can Melbourne Renegades bowlers pull off a miracle and get the win? We'll find out.
Brisbane Heat's bowling performance can be summarized as a group effort. All of the bowlers contributed, either by picking up wickets or by keeping the runs in check. Bartlett did leak a lot of runs but Liam Guthrie made up for it by just conceding 10 runs in four overs and also picking up a wicket. The spinners did a great job too as Mitchell Swepson got a wicket, while Mujeeb Ur Rahman caused trouble with his spin. James Bazley though was the star with the ball as he sent back 3 batters and did not leak runs either. Brisbane Heat batters will come out feeling confident of chasing this one down.
Melbourne Renegades started off their innings in the same old fashion with Sam Harper going hard at the bowling but not getting the purchase he would have liked. Harper departed early but then Mackenzie Harvey and Nic Maddinson, the skipper steadied the ship. Neither batter found it easy but got the Renegades in a good position. After Maddinson departed, Harvey kept on running out of partners. He did bring up a well-compiled half-century and ended up with 71 runs. Melbourne Renegades will be disappointed as they could only muster up 140-runs and will now have to heavily rely on their bowlers to win this match.
A really good contest between bat and ball in the first half and to be fair, Brisbane Heat will definitely be the happier team going into the break as they have restricted their opponents to an under-par score. Melbourne Renegades though will believe that they can defend this total as the wicket is not the easiest to bat on.
A short ball, on off. Mackenzie Harvey pulls it through mid-wicket for a couple of runs now. Melbourne Renegades end their innings on 140/6.
Fuller, on middle and leg. Jack Prestwidge looks to heave it on the leg side. The ball takes the bottom end and goes towards long on for a single.
Who comes in next? It's Jack Prestwidge.
OUT! Xavier Bartlett strikes and sends Will Sutherland back. Good length, around off. Will Sutherland picks up the length and smashes it towards deep square leg. Will Sutherland gets all the elevation on that, but not the distance. Sam Heazlett takes a comfortable catch at deep square leg.