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Brisbane Heat recorded their fourth win in the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL) 2020-21 after they thrashed Melbourne Stars by 18 runs in a rain-affected clash at Carrar🤪a Oval in Queensland on Thursday.
3 IN A ROW! 👊
— Brisbane Heat (@HeatBBL)
Chasing 129 (revised target), Stars did start well after Andre Fletcher (31), and Marcus Stoinis (34) put together 42 for the opening wicket.
Heat spinner Mujeeb ur Rahman provided the first breakthrough after he dismissed Fletcher in the fif🎃th over. The wicket of Fletcher opened floodgates as Stars lost four more wickets in qඣuick successions.
Nick Larkin did show some fightback with a quickfire 16-ball 35 runs knock. However, it wasn’t enough to get his team over the finish line as Stars could only manage to reach 110, thereby losing the contest by 18 runs.
Larko is up and going!
29 off 8 balls required…
— Melbourne Stars (@StarsBBL)
Chris Lynn propel Heat to 115/3
Earlier, Chris Lynn showed vinta💦ge touch and scored runs at a phenomenal strike-rate of 208.7 to help Heat post 115/3 in 10 overs.
A dominant 10 over displ𒅌ay from our lads, now time to defend! 👊
Lynn | 48 (23)
Bryant | 31 (23)
Burns | 22* (11)— Brisbane Heat (@HeatBBL)
Heat skipper demolished Stars’ bowling attack, scoring 48 off just 23 deliveries laced up with seven boundaries, including four humungous sixes.
Trust to bring the fireworks! |
— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL)
Apart from Lynn, opener Max Bryant and Joe Burns made valuable contributions with 31 and 22 respectively. Due to the♏ rain, the target for Stars wa𒆙s revised.
For Stars, Adam Zampa grabbed two wickets for seven🌳 runs in 2 overs. Captain Ma🧸xwell also claimed one scalp for 20.
2⃣ wickets in 2⃣ balls!
Hattrick ball incoming for Zamps! 💚
— Melbourne Stars (@StarsBBL)
