Finn Allen’s explosive century leads Perth Scorchers to a stunning win over Melbourne Renegades in BBL.15

A sensational century from finn allen laid the foundation for an impressive performance as Perth Scorchers spanking Melbourne Renegades By 50 runs in match 36 Big Bash League 2025-26 At Docklands Stadium. After winning the toss and electing to bowl, the Renegades had to pay a heavy price for some loose bowling as the Scorchers posted a mammoth score of 219/7.

Finn Allen steals the show with breathtaking century

The Scorchers’ innings was headlined by Allen, who smashed a brilliant 101 off just 53 balls with the help of five fours and eight sky-scraping sixes. Allen picked up the pace early and maintained his aggression throughout, dismantling the Renegades bowling attack with clean hitting and smart placement. He received useful support from aaron hardy (11 of 22) and Laurie Evans (21 off 11), ensuring that the pace never slowed down in the latter half of the innings.

Despite Allen’s dominance, Melbourne finds a bright spot Sam ElliotWho gave an impressive spell of 4 wickets for 28 runs in three overs. adam zampa And Brendan Doggett Got one wicket each, but the damage was already done and Perth comfortably crossed the 200-run mark.

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Melbourne Renegades goal falters despite resistance from Tim Seifert

Chasing a tough target of 220 runs, Renegades had a bad start and had to face defeat. josh brown Getting out for zero and failing to build an opening partnership. Tim Seifert Still stood amidst the collapse and scored 66 runs in 43 balls with the help of four fours and four sixes. His innings raised hopes for a while, especially when Jake Fraser-McGurk Scored a quickfire 42 off just 18 balls and hit five sixes in an entertaining cameo.

However, the required run rate continued to rise and regular wickets ensured that Melbourne never threatened the Scorchers’ total. The middle and lower order struggled to maintain the pace, with only small contributions towards the end of the innings as the Renegades closed at 169/7 in their 20 overs.

Perth’s bowlers executed their plans effectively under the leadership of cooper connolly And Mahali BeardmanWho took two wickets each. Connolly’s economical spell of 2 for 23 proved vital in breaking the partnership, while Beardman’s disciplined bowling applied pressure in the middle overs. Received support from Hardy and luke holtensuring Melbourne is kept well below the asking rate.

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