Cricket by Jai Bednall What the flip was that? Big Bash fans failed to see the funny side when it required not one, not two but three bat flips to decide who would bowl first in the Perth Scorchers win against the Brisbane Heat in Thursday night s final.
Watch every match of the 2020/21 KFC BBL Finals Live & Ad-Break Free During Play on Fox Cricket, available on Kayo. New to Kayo? Get your free trial now & start streaming instantly >The extra thick edge on the bat occasionally causes chaos but we d never seen a triple flip and it had viewers blowing up about the lack of elegance in what s supposed to be the gentleman s game.
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As a postscript to one of the most riveting Test series in years, if not decades, I thought it would be interesting to travel down memory lane to construct the best XI for India and Australia over the last 50 years, noting all the caveats associated with trying to compare different eras.
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For both sides, I have opted for specialist openers, rather than simply elevating non-openers for the sake of bringing them in. As a left-right combination, this duo would get Australia off to a fine start.
Thunder s Bash Boost blunder costs them in Strikers loss
Loss of two key wickets in consecutive balls as the Thunder chased the bonus point proved costly as the Strikers jumped ahead and into third spot on the BBL ladder
Andrew Ramseyat Adelaide Oval
24 January 2021, 08:02 PM AEST
Thunder s Boost collapse hands Strikers critical win
The match in a tweet: Thunder s Boost Bash blunder triggers collapse as Strikers storm home into finals contention.
The score: Adelaide Strikers 6-159 (Head 31, Salt, 31, Weatherald 31, Doggett 2-21, Milne 1-6) beat the Sydney Thunder (Khawaja 36, Neser 2-17, Siddle 2-22) by six runs
The points: Strikers 4, Thunder 0
The clutch over: Wes Agar, Adelaide Strikers leading wicket taker of BBL|10, faced the worst possible start when charged with bowling the final over. With Thunder needing 23 to win and the big-hitting Ben Cutting at the crease, Agar watched his first delivery sail over the mid-wicket fence for six. But he fought back with two dot bal
The Crash Test Dummy . The piece of steak being tenderised . Use whatever comparison you like; but ultimately Cheteshwar Pujara produced one of the most courageous innings ever seen by a tourist to Australia. By the end of it, Pujara had his helmet belted in three places, his ribs, his knuckles, his forearm all brutally examined ⦠or broken.  And he now he will be forever remembered as The Warrior. Pujara is an unpretentious, old fashioned fighter and his stoic 56 off 211 balls at the Gabba will live long in history and serve as an example to a young and underperformed Australian batting line-up, what a Test match player is.
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