Renegades vs Scorchers, 10th Match at Melbourne, , Dec 29 2017 - Ball by Ball Commentary

that's it, done with an over to spare! What was the fuss about? Full and wide outside off, sliced over point. No one there and it clears the boundary and the Scorchers have won three in three

overthrows! There is a direct hit at the bowler's end. It's chaos. Terrific yorker is jammed out towards short cover. Richardson picks up, turns around and hits the stumps at the bowler's end. He is in and they'll make an overthrow

run-out! T20 madness. Full and wide outside off, sliced to point. The batsmen go through for one, the point fielder picks up and throws to Richardson, who takes off the bails at the bowler's end. Hodge at point. That's experience. Run-out by a mile

overpitched outside off, jammed away towards extra cover

a yorker around middle, jammed out towards the bowler, who runs all the way in his follow-through to take off the bails, but the batsman has made it

139 kph, full delivery outside off, beats Richardson on the outside edge

a slower full toss, nudged to deep square leg. That's what Inglis should have done

that's absolutely crazy. What was that all about? Bravo uses the slower ball more often than the normal delivery so why is Inglis trying to play a lap scoop with 9 to win off 14 balls. He misses, the off stump is hit. Poor game awareness

slower full toss outside off, 115 kph, inside-edged past the stumps for three. Wow, Hodge pulls it back. That could have so easily hit the middle of middle, but it runs away down to fine leg. He pushed that boundary back, and stepped on the real estate where the boundary would have been, so four.

122 kph, another dot, full and straight, driven back to the bowler

a slower delivery outside off, hit away to cover. Some cheers from the crowd. This game should not have been this tight

slower ball outside off, pushed to long-off

darted in, quick outside off, sliced to deep point

nurdled to deep midwicket

short and wide outside off, 91 kph, creeps past the bat of Inglis

chips down and works the ball to deep square leg for a couple more. Chippy, nippy runs

more flight on leg, nudged to midwicket. There is a direct hit at the batsman's end from the fielder, the ball ricochets towards fine leg. Voges calls for the run, but his bat jars into the turf as he completes the run and Ludeman takes the throw from fine leg, and uproots a stump (he had to because the bails were off already) to find Voges short. How does this happen? What an amazing sequence of events.

slow outside off, 86 kph, driven to the bowler

past point for four. The legcutter outside off, slashed away to the left of backward point for a crucial four

picks out long-on. A slower delivery around middle and leg, Cartwright goes back and swats a badly-timed pull to long-on