in the exciting sixth match of Big Bash League 2025-26 On 19 December, at the Gabba in Brisbane, the Perth Scorchers took on the Brisbane Heat under lights. heat captain nathan mcsweeney won the toss and elected to field first, setting the stage for a high-octane T20 encounter between two early-season giants. Scorchers, fresh from rain-affected win sydney sixersThe aim is to build momentum against a Heat team struggling with a 14-run defeat. Melbourne Renegades,
Finn Allen hits a huge six of 105 meters against Jack Wildermuth in the BBL|15 match
finn allen The Perth Scorchers produced a night of absolute carnage with the bat, producing one of the most devastating batting performances in Big Bash League history, hitting a terrifying six of 105 meters that left players and fans in disbelief. The moment came in the 11th over when Allen took a full, slow ball jack wildermuth Outside the off stump. Moving forward with supreme confidence, the Kiwi opener spread his arms and delivered a powerful swing, sending the ball flying over midwicket and into the second tier of the stands. Not only was the strike a display of brute power, but Allen brought up his half-century in just 26 balls, a milestone that summed up his aggressive intent and form.
By then, the Scorchers were already in a completely strong position at 133 for one, Allen was unbeaten on 52 and striking at a rate above 200. The Brisbane Heat bowlers had no answers as anything in Allen’s hitting arc was ruthlessly punished. Despite his experience, Wildermuth faced a difficult spell as he conceded heavy runs, a reflection of the nightmare he has to bowl when Allen steps up.
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This is one way to do it 😳
Finn Allen completes half century with 105 meter six! #bbl15 pic.twitter.com/t6jXTzVsZp
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Perth Scorchers post huge score against Brisbane Heat
Allen’s attack laid the foundation for an extraordinary score of 257 for six in 20 overs as the Scorchers completely defeated the Heat on a flat surface. The powerplay set the tone, Perth were 40 for one and never eased the accelerator. cooper connolly Acting as the perfect partner to Allen, matching him stroke for stroke, the pair stitched a sensational partnership of 142 runs in just 11.5 overs. Both batsmen completed their half-centuries in quick succession, boundaries were raining all around the ground and the scoreboard was ticking at a frightening pace.
Heat managed to pull back a bit after drinks break Shaheen Shah Afridi Ultimately Allen was dismissed after playing a brilliant innings of 79 runs in 38 balls. However, even that success did not slow the Scorchers down. from cameo Aaron Hardy, Ashton Turner And Nick Hobson Ensured the pressure was constant, especially in the last five overs where Perth added 71 more runs. Laurie Evans The Scorchers provided the finishing touch as they crossed the 250 mark and remained unbeaten.
