Brisbane Heat’s left-handed batter Matt Renshaw exchanged a few tense words with Sydney Thunder captain Chris Green after being dismissed in the Eliminator of ongoing Bi??g Bash League (BBL).

The incident took place in the 19th over of the first inni??ngs as Green bamboozled the menacing Renshaw, who was till then st?riking the ball at will.

The southpaw departed after scoring 24 runs off j?ust eight balls and his inning was laced with three huge sixes and one fo??ur.

Green, the Thunder off-spinner, was elated to send back Renshaw and showed some emotion which didn’t go down well with the batter. Renshaw said a few words to Green while walking back. The Thunder skipper responded with a smile and started celebrating with his teammates.

Here’s the video:

Things getting spicy in the middle! #BBL12 pic.twitter.com/QmrVJOUHWh

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 27, 2023

As far as the result of the match is concerned, Heat defeated Thunder by 8 runs (DLS met?ho??d) to reach the Knockout, where they will face Melbourne Renegades.

Batting first, Heat posted a mammoth total of 203/5 on the scoreboard in their allotted 20 overs. Thanks to their captain Usman Khawaja and his partner Marnus Labuschagne as the duo added 128 runs for the second wicket in quick time. Khawaja smashed 94 runs off ??just 55 deliveries, while Labuschagne hit a 48-ball 73.

In reply, Thunder were 52 for 1 in 6.5 overs before the rail stopped play. They lost Matthew Gilkes early, but would have fancied their chances with David Warner ??(36 not out off 20) looking in ominous touch.

Well, it wasn’t to be Thunder’s night as rain came splashing down and Heat were declared the winners.

Brief scores: Brisbane Heat 203-5 in 20 overs (Usman Khawala 94, Marnus Labuschagne 73; Chris Green 2/29) ??beat Sydney Thunder 52-1 in 6.5 ove??rs (David Warner 36 not out; James Bazley 1/3) by 8 runs (DLS Method).

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In the 29th match of the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL), a moment came which left players, umpires, commentators, and fans in confusion. All thanks to Matt Renshaw’s incredible effort at the boundary rope to dismiss Matthew Wade.

During the 15th over of Hobart Hurricanes innings, skipper Wade smashed a Ben Cutting’s delivery to deep mid-wicket, which almost cleared the ropes, but Brisbane Heat’s middle-order player Renshaw had some other plans.

Renshaw, who was positioned at long-on, ran and jumped to grab the catch; in t??he attempt, he crossed the ropes, but before that, he flicked the ball up in the air. Rensha??w again bounced up and tapped the ball to another fielder around; Tom Banton, who eventually caught it.

Matthew Wade has to go after this spectacular effort from Matt Renshaw that will lead to plenty of debate about the Laws of Cricket! #BBL09 pic.twitter.com/wGEN8BtF5u

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 9, 2020

The “Laws of Cricket” were updated in October 2013 to deem such a catch legal; therefore, the third umpire gave a decision in Heat’s favor, and Wade was given out. This stirred social media with a barrage of confusion over the decision.

Out or not out?

Some outstanding work by (and beyond) the boundary line from Matt Renshaw! 😲#BBL09pic.twitter.com/MdR0Ot7KMp

— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) January 9, 2020

Matt Renshaw kicking off a sh*t storm of a debate over the laws of cricket…

Was it out or not out?

πŸ“Ή @BBL pic.twitter.com/LBjK3EDK19

— The Sportsman (@TheSportsman) January 9, 2020

CAN YOU JUST BELIEVE THIS CATCH? 😲

The ball went ??over the ropes, but Matt Renshaw, somehow, manages to pull it back for Tom?? Banton πŸ™Œ

Both the fielder and the ball were over the ropes when the act was initiated. Should this rule be changedβ“πŸ‘€#BBL09pic.twitter.com/U5TKhKMyov

— Cricingif (@_cricingif) January 9, 2020

Even allowing for the fact that Matthew Wade is the batsman, this simply cannot be out. pic.twitter.com/bxCaWABv0Q

— Malik Ouzia (@MalikOuzia_) January 9, 2020

The official Twitter handle of the Lord’s Cricket ended the confusion with the detailed analysis of the catch. It said that according to the law, the catch is legal.

“Amazing catch today in the @BBL. Under Law 19.5, the catch is deemed lawful. The key moment is when he first touches the ball, which is inside the boundary. He’s airborne for his second contact,” tweeted Lord’s cricket.

πŸ‘ Amazing catch today in the @BBL!

Under Law 19.5, the catch is deemed lawful.

The key moment is when he first touches the ball, which is inside the boundary. He’s airborne for his second contact.pic.twitter.com/ZTWMjAhffT

— Lord's Cricket Ground (@HomeOfCricket) January 9, 2020

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Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey took a sensational flying catch in the domestic Sh??effield Shield tou??rnament.

Queensland opening batsman Matt Renshaw tried to flick an Aston Agar ?delivery going down the leg-side. But Carey dived to his right and pulled off a superb catch, leaving commentators in awe.

Cricket.com.au shared? the video on Twitter, and fans soon responded with high pra??ise for the gloveman.

Woah! That is a BLINDER from Alex Carey!#QLDvSA #SheffieldShield pic.twitter.com/0uDcHA1dFp

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) October 18, 2019

“Miracle; Just Miracle from Carey,” one fan tweeted.

Miracle; Just Miracle from Carey. �/p>

— β?π·π‘’π‘π‘Žπ‘π‘Ÿπ‘–π‘¦π‘œ πΆβ„Žπ‘œπ‘’π‘‘β„Žπ‘’π‘Ÿπ‘¦  (@debapriyo_tweet) October 18, 2019

“He should be the national team wicketkeeper in all three formats,” demanded another fan.

He should be the ??national team wicketkeeper in all 3 formats.

— Deon Pillay (@DeonPillay7) October 18, 2019

“He should be ahead of Tim Paine!” another fan wrote.

He should be ahead of Tim Paine!

— Anirudh (@OffDrive_) October 18, 2019

Alex Carey has established himself as Australia’s first-choice wicketkeeper in the limited-overs formats but is yet to make his Test debut.

The 28-year-old was also crucial for Australia as a finisher in the 2019 World Cup, where he scored 375 runs from 10 matches, averaging ?62.50.

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On Day 5 of the ongoing 3rd Test between India and Australia in Ranchi, Indian pacer Ishant Sharma was all fired up when he got one delivery to reverse back in and trapped Matt Renshaw in front of the wicket.

Ishant’s pumping celebration was enough to suggest his joy of picking up Renshaw’s wicket.

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On Day 2 of the ongoing Test match between India and Australia, Indian captain Virat Kohli got involved in many on-field conversations with the Aus??tralian batsmen as sledging finall??y made its mark in the series.

After the end of the day’s play, the Aussies opener Matt Renshaw revealed one of the conversations he h??ad with Kohli.

The India skipper tried to unnerve Renshaw by reminding him of the “toilet break” he took in the Pune Test. But, the Queenslander just laughed and moved on to score patient 60 runs.

Here’s what Matt Renshaw said in the press conference on Day 2:

“I was just trying to enjoy it and laugh at what (Kohli) was saying because some of it was quite funny.”

“He was just reminding me to run off and go to the toilet again which happened in Pune, so it was quite funny.”

“There was a bit of talk but I think that’s because just (Smith and Kohli) are trying to unnerve each other and try and get under the skin.”

“It’s about embracing different conditions and challenges that we get.

“It was all good fun and a good contest out there.

“It was really loud out there when (Kohli) was doing that (pumping up the crowd) but it’s something I’m probably not used to.”

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