END OF OVER:20 | 16 Runs | MR: 162/8 | RR: 8.10
- Jonathan Wells34 (24b)
- Adam Zampa5 (1b)
- Spencer Johnson4-0-39-1
- Xavier Bartlett3-0-28-1
Stay with us for the start of the reply coming up very shortly.
Yoel: "Same story for Renegades as last match - Fraser Mcgurk blasts away, but all the rest score single digits or maybe a bit more. "
Jack: "Very surprisingly impressed by Walter. I was like 'who the heck is this guy' when the Heat pick him in the draft. Now, he might be the choice of the year!"
Serge: "Nothing makes me angrier in the BBL that 2 set batsman going along nicely playing sensible with the powerplay due , not taking it then getting caught on the boundary. "
Josh: "With the surge not yet taken and Swepson into his last over, why not play a little bit more sensibly and not throw it away..........senseless batting by another Renegade"
19.6
4
Johnson to Wells, FOUR, goes full just outside leg stump, clears front leg and helps it on its way to deep fine leg boundary, Renegades have swung the momentum in their favour in these last few overs and have got a respectable total on the board
19.5
0
Johnson to Wells, no run, rams the yorker, slanting it across off, he brings the bat down but can't connect, well-bowled!
19.4
5
Johnson to Zampa, 5 runs, fuller length outside off, scythed away to point, wayward needless throw at the striker's end and there's nobody backing up, four extra runs and Renegades would love that!
19.3
1
Johnson to Wells, 1 run, full and outside off, hacks it away to mid-on, throw is not on target at striker's end and Billings is not impressed with the throw
19.2
2
Johnson to Wells, 2 runs, goes hard at it and whisks it past point for a couple of runs
19.1
4
Johnson to Wells, FOUR, juicy half-volley outside off, blasted away insolently past extra cover and there's not cutting that off, whoa, that was hit really hard
dead ball: good length on middle, swerving in, takes the aerial route, very close to the roof, went miles up in the air and deep square makes a meal of it, charged in and got underneath but couldn't hold onto it, well it had actually hit the roof and the umpire decides it's not a six and I think it's a fair call because the ball got more height than distance, without a roof it wouldn't have cleared the ropes I reckon
END OF OVER:19 | 10 Runs 2 Wkts | MR: 146/8 | RR: 7.68
- Jonathan Wells23 (19b)
- Adam Zampa0 (0b)
- Xavier Bartlett3-0-28-1
- Paul Walter4-0-27-3
18.6
1
Bartlett to Wells, 1 run, goes full and a touch wide, swats it all along the floor to deep extra cover region and gallops across to the other end
18.5
6
Bartlett to Wells, SIX, Geez! that is a fabulous shot! back of the hand slower one on a length around middle and leg, he goes down on one knee and hits it with a lot of oomph behind the shot and clears midwicket with ease
18.4
W
Bartlett to Richardson, OUT, he's not even in the frame, run-out by a mile! Barlett is on fire; slams a toe-crusher on middle, he cannot connect properly and was aimlessly hurtling down the pitch, the non-striker was already at the striker's end and he had to run down the pitch, Bartlett hits the bull's eye and Renegades progress beset by the loss of wickets at regular intervals
KW Richardson run out 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
18.3
W
Bartlett to Rogers, OUT, 117kph scorching yorker on middle and it disturbs the furniture, zingers are alight and Rogers has to take the long walk back into the pavilion; you miss, I hit stuff. Gottim with an absolute beauty; that is smart bowling at the death
TS Rogers b Bartlett 20 (13m 14b 1x4 1x6) SR: 142.85
18.3
1w
Bartlett to Rogers, 1 wide, sprayed wide on the off side; gotta reload
18.2
0
Bartlett to Rogers, no run, sapping momentum with these clever change-up deliveries; dishes out a fast and furious low full bunger, couldn't pounce on it and just slams it back to the bowler
18.1
2
Bartlett to Rogers, 2 runs, good length angling across off, inside edge skews away to deep backward square and they add two more giddy sprinting runs to the total
END OF OVER:18 | 15 Runs | MR: 136/6 | RR: 7.55
- Tom Rogers18 (11b)
- Jonathan Wells16 (17b)
- Paul Walter4-0-27-3
- Xavier Bartlett2-0-18-0
17.6
1
Walter to Rogers, 1 run, short ball in the channel, he went early through the shot and is lucky that it didn't carry to long on who collects it on one bounce and prevents the second run
17.5
2
Walter to Rogers, 2 runs, short of a length towards leg stump, carted between deep square and deep midwicket, hustles and bustles for the second run and makes it comfortably in the end
17.4
6
Walter to Rogers, SIX, plants his front leg and he really picked the bones out of that!!!! that is coruscating strokeplay, stand and delivery smack right out of the middle and it goes all the way over deep midwicket into the aisles - spectators love it
17.3
1
Walter to Wells, 1 run, mistimes it back to the bolwer
17.2
1
Walter to Rogers, 1 run, sticks it his guns, pursuing with slow ball tactics. drags his length back and keeps it nice and straight in the channel, tugs away to deep backward square leg
17.1
4
Walter to Rogers, FOUR, absolutely leathered! short of a length, aiming at off stump, takes a good look at it and crisply knocks it over deep midwicket for a boundary. A boundary to break the shackles
END OF OVER:17 | 3 Runs | MR: 121/6 | RR: 7.11
- Tom Rogers4 (6b)
- Jonathan Wells15 (16b)
- Xavier Bartlett2-0-18-0
- Paul Walter3-0-12-3
16.6
1
Bartlett to Rogers, 1 run, snuffs out the yorker, shovels it away towards mid-off, bowler cannot get his hand to it in his follow through and they steal a run which won't really hurt Heat at the moment, they haven't allowed them to get off the hook
16.5
0
Bartlett to Rogers, no run, shortens his length, slightly leg-sidish but Rogers can't make full use of this slightly wayward delivery, mistimes it to the keeper
16.4
1
Bartlett to Wells, 1 run, spears in a heat-seeking yorker right into the blockhole and he can't do much about it, digs it out back to the bowler
16.3
0
Bartlett to Wells, no run, once again play and a miss! pulls his length back, bowls with a big heart and is pitches it on a good length, saw him coming down the track and cleverly kept it a touch away from his long levers, dot again
16.2
0
Bartlett to Wells, no run, back of the hand beautifully disguised slower one a slightly shorter length and it's swerving away in the corridor, tries to smash it across the line but only connects with fresh air, lovely bit of bowling
16.1
1
Bartlett to Rogers, 1 run, slow ball on a short length around middle and leg stump line, gets a decent chunk of it but does not get enough elevation and it's not in the gap, ball flutters away to deep square and they run hard for the second run
