Big Ben blasted the storm up the Big Bash stairs

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Mighty Mac! Benny led Cannes to a landslide victory over the Renegades

Match in a tweet: Kane Train Express hit with speed! Mighty McDermott takes the Purple Kids to first place with a huge four-point win over Gadez # BBL10.

Score: The Melbourne Renegades lost 5-157 (Harper 66no, Rosso 59; Boland 2-19) to Hobart Storm 4-161 (McDermott 89no; Noor Ahmed 1-27) with six balls to spare with 14 balls to spare.

In-form McDermott hit an unbeaten 89 to chase Cannes

Hero: If the Storm is going to have a serious rift to win its first BBL title, they need Ben McDermott firing. Thanks to their fans, this is exactly what is happening. Last week, just over a century from Australia, McDermott’s 46 against the Strikers and improved to today, he decided with almost the same contract from the 55th of 89 bowlers. The innings included five sixes as the right-handed batsman went deep into his crease and repeatedly opened the leg side. When it comes down to it, there are some better hitters in Australia.

Harper is high for gadgets with effective rescue action

Partnership: After the Renegades lost their openers in the first two overs of the match, their all-out 60-run effort looked like it could be repeated. But other ideas from Sam Harper (66no) and Riley Rosso (59) provided the platform for the pair to set up a brilliant third wicket innings of 109.

Rosso found form with Flying Fifty

Trying to Comfort: Honorable mention of Gaddafis’ Afghan spinner Noor Ahmed, who is 15 years old – yes, 15 – Became the youngest player in the history of the competition. The left-arm side-spinner landed them well and claimed a first wicket when he caught Peter Handscamb at midwicket boundary, before completing a figure of 1-27.

State I: Scott Boland bowled the first wicket of his T20 career, including a wicket with a beautiful far-flung swinger who kissed the edge of Jake Fraser-McGurk’s bat and found Peter Handscomb’s safe hand in the first slip.

Stat II: Taken by James Faulkner Another The wicket with the new ball – this time Shaun Marsh’s big skull – and the left-handed now BBL. At the top of the list of 10 wicket takers. Faulkner has eight wickets in four matches and is running every 12 balls.

X Factor: In the comment box, BBL legend Brad Hodge admitted that he was somewhat confused by the way he was hired by Renegades coach Michael Klinger. Renegades reached a 2-69 lead after 10 overs, with Klinger dropping front-line spinner Peter Hatzoglo out of the XI and replacing him with Mackenzie Harvey. When it came down to it, Harvey didn’t bat, and Josh Lalor was fighting a one-sided fight, so Gadez used Willie Hutzoglo’s tickers.

Injury: Lloyd knocked out the DRC short, made his way to run out Englishman Will Jacques, and then got a sharp chance on a short leg to remove Colin Ingram – with a side strain to get off the field. Both sides were clearly born. Pain her. The left-arm bowler ended 1-44 in four overs but was a violent – and impressive – all-rounder.

Bold him! Laler knocked on the short in style

Next stop: The Renegades’ next match is on Boxing Day at the Manuka Oval in Canberra, where they will face the Thunder. The storm will play against the heat on December 27 at Gabba.

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