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In a high-scoring clash of the , the battle between Perth Scorchers and Brisbane Heat at North Sydney Oval left fans in awe of the power-hitting on display. After winning the toss and opting to bowl, Perth Scorchers found themselves up against a formidable Brisbane Heat’s batting lineup.
Brisbane Heat innings
The Brisbane Heat put up an impressive total of 229/7 in their 20 overs, led by an extraordinary knock from . Harris’s breathtaking display of power hitting saw her amass a staggering 136 runs off just 59 deliveries, including 12 fours and a remarkable 11 sixes.
With this monster, Grace Harris now has the rec🥃ord for the most sixes EVER in a WBBL innings
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Despite some breakthroughs by Perth Scorchers bowlers, particularly Amy Edgar, who claimed three wickets, Harris’s incredible performance propelled Brisbane Heat to a formidable total.
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Perth Scorchers innings
Chasing a challenging target of 230 runs, Perth Scorchers showcased glimpses of brilliance, with Beth Mooney leading the charge with a stunning 60 runs off 30 deliveries. However, the Brisbane Heat’s bowlers, led by Courtney Sippel‘s remarkable four-wicket haul, proved to be the difference-makers. Sippel’s superb spell restricted the Scorchers, and they concluded their innings at 179/8.
Result
The match concluded with Brisbane Heat securing a resounding 50-run victory, with Grace Harris deservedly named the ‘Player of the Match’ for her remarkable century and contribution with the ball.
If that was the entree in today's North Sydney double-header, we're in for a hell of a main course! 🤤
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The encounter was a true spectacle of power-hitting and exceptional performances, leaving fans and spectators with memorable moments to cherish in the Women’s Big Bash League 2023.
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