Sydney Thunder Vs Sydney Sixers Match 19 30 December 2023

19th T20 • Sydney Showground Stadium • Sydney

Sydney Thunder

Sydney Sixers

Match Abandoned

Match Abandoned due to rain

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Info

Sydney Thunder

151/7 (20)

Batters

Cameron Bancroft

60.00

c Dwarshuis b Abbott

Alex Hales

136.84

c Patterson b Edwards

Tom Kohler-Cadmore

200.00

c Abbott b Bird

Oliver Davies

150.00

c Philippe b Dwarshuis

Alex Ross

112.82

c Silk b Bird

Daniel Sams

120.00

c Vince b Edwards

Nathan McAndrew

20.00

c Silk b Edwards

Chris Green

212.50

Not out

Gurinder Sandhu

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 3, NB: 0, W: 3)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 7.55)

151/7

Did not Bat

Liam Hatcher, Tanveer Sangha

Bowlers

EXT

Jackson Bird

7.00

Sean Abbott

11.75

Todd Murphy

9.00

Ben Dwarshuis

6.00

Joel Davies

4.50

Jack Edwards

6.00

Moises Henriques

7.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Cameron Bancroft

c Dwarshuis b Abbott

1-7

1.5

Tom Kohler-Cadmore

c Abbott b Bird

2-16

2.3

Oliver Davies

c Philippe b Dwarshuis

3-49

5.6

Alex Hales

c Patterson b Edwards

4-53

7.2

Daniel Sams

c Vince b Edwards

5-123

15.6

Nathan McAndrew

c Silk b Edwards

6-131

17.5

Alex Ross

c Silk b Bird

7-141

18.6

Sydney Sixers

34/1 (4)

Batters

Josh Philippe

110.00

c & b Green

James Vince

133.33

Not out

Kurtis Patterson

144.44

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 0)

TOTAL

(4 Ov, RR: 8.5)

34/1

Did not Bat

Moises Henriques, Jordan Silk, Jack Edwards, Joel Davies, Sean Abbott, Ben Dwarshuis, Jackson Bird, Todd Murphy

Bowlers

EXT

Gurinder Sandhu

5.00

Chris Green

12.00

Nathan McAndrew

11.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Josh Philippe

c & b Green

1-12

1.4

Match Info

Date & Time

30 Dec, 01:45 PM IST

Venue

Sydney Showground Stadium

Match

19th T20,

Big Bash League

Umpires

Greg Davidson (Australia), Sam Nogajski (Australia), Ben Treloar (Australia, TV)

Referee

Dave Gilbert (Australia)

Toss

Sydney Thunder elected to bat

0 0 4 0 nb 1 0

Over 1

Runs: 5

4 0 2 W 1lb 6

Over 2

Runs: 13

0 0 2 1 0 1

Over 3

Runs: 4

0 1 4 0 2 4

Over 4

Runs: 11

All Overs

Commentary

That brings us to the end of our coverage for this BBL clash. It was important two points for both teams, especially the Sydney Thunder who had only won a solitary game prior to this encounter. The T20 carnival continues in Australia. You can now switch tabs and follow the India Women vs Australia Women game which is currently underway. For now, this is me (Arya Sekhar Chakraborty) bidding adieu on behalf of my fellow commentator and close friend Sooryanarayan Sesha. Cheers!

No result!

Alex Ross 44(39) | Chris Green 1/12(1)
Kurtis Patterson 13*(9) | Jack Edwards 3/24(4)

Alas, the inevitable has happened and play has been called off. It was a great start to the run chase as far as the Sydney Sixers were concerned, scoring 34/1 before rain brought a premature end to the match. Josh Philippe and James Vince came out with a positive intent. Philippe struck a couple of fours before chipping a slowish good length delivery from Chris Green back to the bowler.

James Vince ended the second over in style by smashing the offie for a maximum over the midwicket fence. Kurtis Patterson came out at No 3 and looked in crisp touch, striking a couple of boundaries to get underway. He scooped one over the short-leg fielder and immediately after the rain arrived and cut short the game. Just one more over would have meant we would have gotten a result but it didn't quite materialise. Earlier in the day it was the Sydney Thunder captain Chris Green who won the toss and opted to bat.

Riding on useful knocks from Alex Ross and Daniel Sams, they managed to recover from a shaky start and post a competitive score of 151 in their allotted 20 overs. However, it was well below par and needed something special from the bowlers. For the Sixers, it was Jack Edwards who was the pick of the bowlers, finishing with figures of 3/24 while Jackson Bird also chipped in with a couple.

10:04 PM local time, 4:34 PM IST: The covers are still in place. And the inevitable has unfortunately come to fruition - the match has been abandoned and the teams will split points. Have the Thunder just got out of jail with a point here? The Sixers were primed to get ahead of the DLS score at the five-over mark but alas, they will consider themselves unlucky!

10:00 PM local time, 4:30 PM IST: We're hearing that the cutoff time for a five-over game is 10:23 PM local time. That's not too far away...

'We might see nine fielders around the bat and keep them quiet to get through the over and win it if we get back out there' - Alex Ross feels optimistic about the Thunder restricting the Sixers on DLS should the game resume and we see just the minimum requirement of five overs be fulfiled.

09:35 PM local time, 04:05 PM IST: Sean Abbott is happy to engage fans with some autographs. The hoodies are out while some of the kids have bucket hats on presumably to save themselves from the rain. Looks like we're still a while away from a resumption.

09:20 PM local time, 03:50 PM IST: The players are walking off the field as the rain has arrived. The groundsmen have rushed with the covers and we are in for a delay.

A very good over for the Sydney Sixers to round off the powerplay. A pretty identical start for the Sixers but they know exactly how many runs they need. Kurtis Patterson looked in great touch, smashing a boundary over the midwicket fence before ramping one over fine leg for a boundary.

overs

34 /1 score

runs

Kurtis Patterson *

13 (9)

James Vince

8 (6)

Nathan McAndrew

0 /11

3.6 Nathan McAndrew to Kurtis Patterson, FOUR! Not in control but Patterson manages to pick his spot. Pace off as McAndrew goes full outside leg stump. Patterson sits on one knee and brings out a wristy pick-up that flies up and over backward square leg's head. Balloons into the outfield before trickling along to the ropes

3.5 Nathan McAndrew to Kurtis Patterson, length delivery outside leg stump. Patterson stands tall and tucks it backward of square and into the deep on the leg-side for a brace

3.4 Nathan McAndrew to Kurtis Patterson, OH! Very full and just outside leg stump as Patterson looks to pick it up around the corner. He misses out although the umpire doesn't signal a wide. Maybe he reckoned it would have thud straight into the pads had Patterson not moved across

That has been picked up beautifully as Patterson gets his first boundary. A short arm pull from the crease and that has been slapped away from his presence.

3.3 Nathan McAndrew to Kurtis Patterson, FOUR! SHOT! Fraction short on leg stump. Ends at hip height and Patterson loves this shot - stands tall and whips a flat pull over mid-wicket for a boundary

3.2 Nathan McAndrew to James Vince, length delivery outside the off stump. Vince opens the face and guides it past point for a single into the deep

3.1 Nathan McAndrew to James Vince, back of a length delivery at good pace. Flies through the surface as Vince is beaten on his attempted cut

Nathan McAndrew, right arm fast medium comes into the attack.

A firm push down the ground from Vince to end the over. A good over from Sandhu nonetheless. Just four runs coming off that over, Sandhu has got some swing but more importantly he hasn't allowed the batters to put their feet on the accelerator.

overs

23 /1 score