Twitter Reactions: Hobart Hurricanes enter final after beating Sydney Sixers in BBL|14 Qualifier.

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Hobart Hurricanes He played Sydney Sixers At Bellrive Oval, Hobart secured their place in a nail-biting 12-run qualifier. Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 last one.

Hobart Hurricanes secure a place in the final of the Big Bash League 2024-25

Batting first, the Hurricanes posted a massive target of 173/7, with a contribution Mitchell Owen And Ben McDermott. Owen’s blistering 36 off 15 balls, which included three sixes and three fours, laid the foundation for a strong total. Caleb Jewell‘s composed 40 innings anchor, while Tim DavidDelayed fireworks ensured the storms passed the 170 mark. Although from tight bowling Jafer Chohan And Ben DwarshusThe Sixers, who shared four wickets, could not contain the Hurricanes’ powerful batting line-up, which posed a tough challenge in the chase.

Hobart’s unblemished home record is unbroken this season and earns them a direct ticket to the grand final on January 27. Despite the loss, the Sixers are still in the hunt for the title and will face the winner of the knockout game between the tournaments. Melbourne Stars And Sydney Thunder In the challenger on Friday. The Hurricanes will aim to complete their flawless home campaign by lifting the trophy while enjoying an extra break and the chance to play in front of their home fans.

Sydney Sixers short as Riley Meredith and Cameron Gannon shine

Riley Meredith And Cameron Gannon He pitched a ballgame-winning performance against the Storm’s entire defense. Meredith, who was chosen as the player of the match, picked up two crucial wickets, including a dangerous one Moise Henriques And with his speed and accuracy they kept the pressure. Gannon was equally impressive, demolishing the Sixers’ top order with figures of 2/10 in his three overs. The sixes found themselves wandering at 5/3 in three overs thanks to a deadly new ball spell. Despite heroic efforts from Curtis Patterson (48) and Jordan silk (57), The Storm’s disciplined bowling attack, backed by a tight pitch, ensured the Sixers could muster just 161/5, falling 12 runs short of their target.

Mitchell Owen’s universal brilliance stole the show.

Owen’s influence goes beyond his explosive beats; His all-round effort contributed greatly to the Hurricanes’ success. His 36 off just 15 balls came at a strike rate of 240 and put the Hurricanes in the lead in the overall contest. Later, his sharp catch to dismiss Patterson in a difficult season highlighted his value on the field. Owen’s performance under pressure was instrumental in the Hurricanes’ victory. His ability to deliver at crucial moments shows the depth and balance of the Hurricanes team heading into the finals.

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The Sydney Sixers’ indomitable middle order is short.

The Sixers’ middle order showed resilience despite losing early wickets. Jordan silk He led the innings with 57 off 44 balls. Lachlan ShawUnbeaten 33. The duo stitched a 64-run stand for the fifth wicket to revive the chase after a disastrous start. Silky stroke play and Shaw’s composure brought the Sixers back into the game and kept the required run rate in check. However, the lack of pace in the final overs, coupled with the Storm’s tight bowling, left the Sixers with too much to do. The Storm’s strategic use of bowlers in the death overs was crucial in sealing their victory.

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