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MLR vs SYS, 6th T20, BBL 2020-21 summary

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MLR
60-10(10.4)
Sydney Sixers won by 145 runs
SYS
(20.0)205-4
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P'ship : 17(13)
Last Wkt : Peter Hatzoglou 0(2)
Over 8
4
W
0
1
0
W
 
= 5
Over 9
W
0
W
1
1
1
 
= 3
Over 10
1
1
1
2
2
0
 
= 7
Over 11
1
6
0
W
 
= 7

Player of the Match

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Josh Philippe Jersy
Josh Philippe
Sydney Sixers
95(57)

Commentary

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Arjun: This was it for today. It was me, Arjun Bhalla along with my co-commentaries Akshay Bhide and Sourya. See you all tomorrow when we cover the clash between Sydney Thunder and Brisbane Heat. Till then, keep checking OneCricket for more cricketing updating. Ta-Da!
Arjun: Josh Philippe gets the Man of the Match award for his 95 in the innings.
Arjun: It was sensational and dominant bowling by the Men in Meganta to all-out Renegades in just 64 balls. All the bowlers were economical and among wickets but the stars with the ball were Steve OKeefe and Ben Dwarshuis. Gurinder Sandhu took the first scalp and Dwarshuis hollowed the middle-order. Then, OKeefe and Braithwaite vanished the tail.
Arjun: The scoreboard pressure was on Renegades it was evident by their batting approach but if you have international icons like Aaron Finch and Shaun Marsh in your lineup. You can try and back your skills.
Arjun: It was total dominance by Sixers from ball one. Philippe and Silk scored big to post a mammoth total of 204 runs. In the reply, Finchy's Renegades could never standstill. The skipper got out in the second over and the other batters followed him.
Sourya: Commiserations for my fellow commentator and Renegades admirer Arjun. But to be fair to him, they are a much-much better team than how they played today. Off days happen to the best and they will be glad to have got it out of their way early on in the tournament.
Sydney Sixers wins the match by a HUGE-HUGE margin of 145 runs.
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