David Moody

David Moody got through just one legal delivery before being taken out of the game. Back in the Melbourne Renegades' BBL side to replace star fast bowler ...

That’s the second one - he’s actually out of the game. “He’s out of the game. The Scorchers, meanwhile, cemented their spot in the top two, and are not even at full strength yet. Even if Kelly is able to recover in time for the start of the finals, he faces a fight to retain his place given the impending returns of Morris and Richardson. Agar has been a key cog in the Scorchers’ charge to top spot, but his selection in the upcoming Test tour of India means he is unavailable for the BBL finals. “Proud is a really good word,” Voges said of his team’s ability to overcome all the setbacks. Richardson is in the final stages of his recovery from a hamstring injury, while Morris missed Sunday’s 10-run win over the Renegades due to illness. “This is a big one for the fact that he’s now completely out of the game - can’t bowl again.” Under cricket laws, any player who bowls two waist-high full tosses in a single game is banned from returning to the crease to bowl for the rest of the game. With just one legal ball on the scoresheet, Moody completed the comedy of errors on his third attempt at the second ball of his over with another full toss above the waist, which was sent by Stephen Eskinazi down to the boundary for four. His second ball was a nasty beamer directed at the ribs of Scorchers batter Cam Bancroft, who dropped to his knees in pain. [BBL](https://7news.com.au/sport/big-bash-league) side to replace star fast bowler Kane Richardson for their clash against the Perth Scorchers, Moody was given the new ball for the second over of the match.