Twitter Reactions: Melbourne Renegades blow away the Scorchers at the Perth Stadium
Tremain and Christian ran riot in the second innings.
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The Melbourne Renegades have climbed to the second position in the points table with their seventh win of the season. They thrashed the Perth Scorchers by 78 runs to end their campaign officially. The Scorchers succumbed to their eighth defeat in 11 matches and won’t qualify to the knockouts even if the team manages to win all the remaining games.
After opting to bowl first, the Scorchers bowled well to keep Aaron Finch. But his partner Mackenzie Harvey got going as they added 42 runs in less than six overs. Finch’s wicket brought the in-form Sam Harper to the middle who slammed 37 runs off just 26 balls after which there was not much to follow for the Renegades.
The run-rate dipped alarmingly even as Tom Cooper and Mohammad Nabi tried their best. Cameron White got retired hurt which didn’t help the Renegades’ cause either as they finished on 157 runs for the loss of five wickets after 20 overs. Andrew Tye was the most economical bowler for the home side as he conceded only 19 runs while Matthew Kelly returned with the figures of 2/30 from his four overs.
Tremain and Christian run riot
Perth Scorchers would’ve hoped to chase the total down after restricting the opposition to a decent total. But they couldn’t handle the menace of the Renegades pacers. Chris Tremain ran through their top-order during his four-over spell which he bowled on the trot and ended with 3/9. Scorchers’ score read 4/12 after six overs which is one of the lowest in the T20 cricket.
The things only turned worse for the Men in Orange as Daniel Christian took over from Tremain to pick more wickets. Nick Hobson tried to score quickly but the ever-increasing run-rate led to the wickets falling like ninepins. Christian was running riot this time as he returned with the figures which read 4/20 while Cameron Boyce did the rest by scalping 2/16.
Eventually, Perth Scorchers were bundled out for just 79 runs in 16 overs. This win has boosted the chances of Renegades to qualify for the semi-finals as their net run-rate is also improved a lot.
Here’s how Twitter reacted during the game:
If the @CricketAus are to replace Starc in the #AusTestTeam, then surely Chris Tremain gets some sort of look-in?!?! #BowlsSeeds
— Nick Walters (@NickWalters1) January 28, 2019
@7Sport Best bowling I’ve ever seen in the #bigbash by Chris Tremain for Renegades !! Four over 3 for 9 . Superb line and length #wontgetanybetter
— Peter Chivers (@PeterChivers41) January 28, 2019
Chris Tremain has 3-4 in a Big Bash game. So that should be a test berth wrapped up!
— Martin Pakula (@MartinPakulaMP) January 28, 2019
Australian cricket is in such a good state that it doesn’t need Chris Tremain.#bigbashleague
— Greg Baum (@GregBaum) January 28, 2019
120% deserved this one!
What a performance from Chris Tremain 🚂🚂#GETONRED #BBL08 pic.twitter.com/eeaeRoR3xu
— Melbourne Renegades (@RenegadesBBL) January 28, 2019
How good is Chris Tremain though?!?!?! #Seed
— Nick Walters (@NickWalters1) January 28, 2019
Conceding < 10 runs in four over spell for Renegades:@bachaji23: 1-7 v Heat 14/15
Chris Tremain: 3-9 v Scorchers tonight— Daniel Cherny 📰 (@DanielCherny) January 28, 2019
What an extraordinary power play from the Renegades, specifically Chris Tremain and Kane Richardson. Scorchers 4-12.
— Daniel Cherny 📰 (@DanielCherny) January 28, 2019
What's there to be miserable about ? Shaun Marsh just got out for a duck 🦆🦆🦆in the BBL. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
— Bushy (@bush_bushy1961) January 28, 2019
Duck for Shaun Marsh. #bbl08
— The Silly Point (@the_sillypoint) January 28, 2019
Shaun Marsh out for a duck🦆🦆🦆in the BBL after getting dropped by the keeper 1st ball in the previous game 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/49Biszh1uH
— Bushy (@bush_bushy1961) January 28, 2019
Did he just say Shaun Marsh was the best T20 batsman…IN THE WORLD!?!?#aprilfoolsday ?#BBL08 #bbl2018
— Si (@SiPuck73) January 28, 2019
Mackenzie Harvey bullying the best domestic pace attack in ther country.
— Banter Era (@CricAussieFan) January 28, 2019
Usman Qadir didn't know what to think after these two mishaps in the field.
He finally got the wicket of Sam Harper, not long after these Bucket Moments#BBL08 | @KFCAustralia pic.twitter.com/72xwrtdWyX
— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 28, 2019
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