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The Sydney Sixers have dealt another lesson to their bunnies, the Melbourne Renegades, with a 34-run victory at the SCG as WA veteran Shaun Marsh made a ...

Melbourne have not beaten the Sixers since BBL The innings turned again just four balls after the break as Marsh was undone by the perfect line and length from Hayden Kerr, striking the top of off stump. The energetic opener hit the next two balls to the boundary.

Sydney Sixers extended their unbeaten run to three matches after defeating Melbourne Renegades by 34 runs. The three-time champions lost their first two matches ...

They were all out for 115 with six balls untouched. Following his departure, wickets fell at regular intervals but contributions from James Vince (26 off 23) – who shared a 59-run stand with Philippe – and Jordan Silk (19) as well as a pair of late boundaries from Jackson Bird helped the home side close on 149 for 8. A half-century from Josh Philippe and four wickets for Ben Dwarshuis helped the Sixers to a 34-run win

In the 18th match of the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL) 2022-23, Sydney Sixers thrashed Melbourne Renegades at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.

[December 28, 2022] Ben Dwarshuis was the chief destroyer, bagging a remarkable four-wicket haul for just 17 runs in his quota of 4 overs, including a maiden. But as soon as Hayden Kerr dismissed Marsh, the batting unit of Renegades fell like a pack of cards. For the Renegades, Mujeeb Ur Rahman picked up three wickets while conceding 29 in his quota of 4 overs. The wicketkeeper-batter held one end and kept the run-rate high. It was Sixers’ third victory in the tournament, which put them in fourth place in the points table.

Left-arm pacer stars with four wickets to bowl star-studded Renegades out for 115 after Philippe fifty.

After a sedate start, he wound back the clock with an assault on spin in the sixth and seventh overs. Renegades were staring down the barrel until Sutherland dismissed Philippe and James Vince to change the momentum. Patterson was the highest run-scorer for champions Perth Scorchers last season before deciding to return home. Having played just one BBL match a decade ago, Guptill lasted only four deliveries while Marsh struggled early in his return from nagging calf issues. Dwarshuis was handed the ball when Renegades took the power surge in the 17th over. After being hit for a huge six from Will Sutherland, which slightly tarnished his almost flawless figures, Dwarshuis gained revenge on the next ball and then capped his stellar performance with the wicket of Peter Handscomb.

Josh Philippe 55 and Ben Dwarshuis 4-17 combined to give Sydney Sixers a convincing 34 run win over the Melbourne Renegades, at the SCG today.

The Sydney Sixers easily won their match against the Melbourne Renegades thanks to strong performances by Jackson Bird and Ben Dwarshius. The magenta are coming! The Renegades were unable to keep up with the Sixers, in the run chase with an early wicket falling and captain Aaron Finch struggling to find his timing at the crease. The Sydney Sixers have now won three consecutive matches, while the Melbourne Renegades have suffered back-to-back losses. BBL12 Match 18: Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Renegades – Sixers won by 34 runs Result - Sydney Sixers won by 34 runs

Sydney Sixers opener Josh Philippe was instrumental in setting up a commanding 34-run BBL victory over the Melbourne Renegades at the SCG.

The Renegades claimed the momentum after Philippe scooped a slower ball from Sutherland straight to Akeal Hosein, while Kane Richardson also restricted the hosts with 2-22, but their batting line-up was unable to live up to their reputations on the night. The Sixers (3-2) have now won three consecutive matches – all at the SCG – to resurrect their season, while the Renegades (3-2) have lost two in a row after their promising start. The Sixers set the Renegades a target of 150, a total that looked like being much more when Philippe (55 off 40 balls) was on song, but proved to be enough as the visitors spluttered to be all out for 115.

Having been restricted to 149/8, the Sixers bowled the Renegades out for 115 to register a comfortable win at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday (December ...

Needing 66 to win off the last four overs, there were a few big hits from the likes of Sutherland and Tom Rogers but wickets continued to tumble and the Renegades ended up being bowled out in the penultimate over. Only four fours were scored after the 10th over till the end of the innings, with 58 runs coming in the last eight overs, as Mujeeb, Sutherland and Kane Richardson shared seven wickets between them. He brought up a 37-ball fifty before Will Sutherland ended his stay in the 12th over.

The Sydney Sixers have dealt another lesson to their bunnies, the Melbourne Renegades, with a 34-run victory at the SCG as WA veteran Shaun Marsh made a ...

Melbourne have not beaten the Sixers since BBL Will Sutherland and Handscomb did their best to eat into the target, but after nailing a monster six, Sutherland was caught spectacularly in the deep by Sean Abbott. The innings turned again just four balls after the break as Marsh was undone by the perfect line and length from Hayden Kerr, striking the top of off stump. Philippe kept the pedal to the metal as he passed 50, but he eventually went one too many and was caught ramping for 55. The energetic opener hit the next two balls to the boundary. The Sydney Sixers have dealt another lesson to their bunnies, the Melbourne Renegades, with a 34-run victory at the SCG as WA veteran Shaun Marsh made a scratchy return from injury.