ST vs HH Full Scorecard, Big Bash League 2024 Updates

Final • Bellerive Oval • Hobart

Sydney Thunder

182/7 (20)

Hobart Hurricanes

185/3 (14.1)

HH won by 7 wickets

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Date & Time

27 Jan, 01:45 PM IST

Venue

Bellerive Oval, Hobart

TV/Streaming

Disney+Hotstar

Match

Final,

Umpires

Donovan Koch (Australia), Sam Nogajski (Australia), Phillip Gillespie (Australia, TV)

Referee

Kepler Wessels (Australia)

Toss

Hobart Hurricanes elected to bowl

Pitch Report

It's hard and dry, so, up front, there won't be much seam movement. But as the game progresses, a few cracks may start taking effect off the good length area as the grass-cover is not that much. So, spin will have its say.

1st Innings

167Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

139.77Avg SR

2nd Innings

151Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

138.27Avg SR

Playing XILineups Out

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

6- 4

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

Hobart Hurricanes

Sydney Thunder

Players to Watch

Top Batters

David Warner

ST . BAT

357 Runs

11 Matches

Mitchell Owen

HH . BAT

344 Runs

10 Matches

Tim David

HH . BAT

254 Runs

10 Matches

Top Bowlers

Riley Meredith

HH . BOWL

13 Wkts

9 Matches

Chris Green

ST . ALL

12 Wkts

11 Matches

Wes Agar

ST . BOWL

11 Wkts

7 Matches

Playing XILineups Out

Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

N Ellis

M Owen

Expert Team 2

D Warner

R Meredith

Venue Details

Bellerive Oval, Hobart

1st Innings

167Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

139.77Avg SR

2nd Innings

151Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

138.27Avg SR

Toss winners opt to

40%Bat First Bowl First60%

Team Batting First

50%Wins Losses50%

Recent Matches on venue

Qualifier • Jan 21 • Big Bash League

HH 173/7 (20)

SS 161/5 (20)

HH won by 12 runs

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Match 34 • Jan 14 • Big Bash League

HH 155/6 (19.4)

MR 154/7 (20)

HH won by 4 wickets

vs live score

Match 29 • Jan 10 • Big Bash League

HH 165/4 (16.5)

ST 164/6 (20)

HH won by 6 wickets

vs live score

Match 24 • Jan 5 • Big Bash League

HH 187/5 (18.4)

AS 186/5 (20)

HH won by 5 wickets

vs live score

Match 18 • Jan 1 • Big Bash League

HH 161/6 (20)

SS 111/10 (19.3)

HH won by 50 runs

vs live score

Match 7 • Dec 21 • Big Bash League

HH 156/2 (19.2)

PS 155/6 (20)

HH won by 8 wickets

vs live score

33th Match • Jan 11 • Big Bash League

HH 167/6 (20)

AS 169/2 (15.5)

AS won by 8 wickets

vs live score

21st Match • Jan 1 • Big Bash League

HH 151/3 (18.1)

ST 150/8 (20)

HH won by 7 wickets

vs live score

17th Match • Dec 28 • Big Bash League

HH 155/10 (19.4)

MS 67/3 (6.3)

MS won by 7 wickets (DLS Method)

vs live score

13th Match • Dec 23 • Big Bash League

HH 187/4 (19)

MR 183/5 (20)

HH won by 6 wickets

vs live score

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

Hobart Hurricanes

Sydney Thunder

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

6- 4

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

167

Average Score

165

214/5

Highest Score

183/8

74/10

Lowest Score

135/7

Player of the Match Mitchell Owen

108(42)

Info

Sydney Thunder

182/7 (20)

Batters

Jason Sangha

159.52

c McDermott b Ellis

David Warner

(C)

150.00

c Wade b Ellis

Matthew Gilkes

0.00

b Ellis

Sam Billings

142.86

b Meredith

Oliver Davies

136.84

c McDermott b Meredith

Chris Green

177.78

runout (Wade / McDermott)

George Garton

0.00

c David b Meredith

Nathan McAndrew

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 2)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 9.1)

182/7

Did not Bat

Tom Andrews, Wes Agar, Tanveer Sangha

Bowlers

EXT

6.75

9.50

5.75

12.00

11.75

11.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

David Warner

c Wade b Ellis

1-97

10.2

Matthew Gilkes

b Ellis

2-97

10.3

Sam Billings

b Meredith

3-134

14.2

Jason Sangha

c McDermott b Ellis

4-146

15.6

Oliver Davies

c McDermott b Meredith

5-168

18.5

George Garton

c David b Meredith

6-168

18.6

Chris Green

runout (Wade / McDermott)

7-182

19.6

Hobart Hurricanes

185/3 (14.1)

Batters

Mitchell Owen

108

257.14

c (sub Weibgen) b Andrews

Caleb Jewell

108.33

c Warner b Sangha

Nikhil Chaudhary

50.00

c McAndrew b Sangha

Ben McDermott

150.00

Not out

Matthew Wade

188.24

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 4, NB: 0, W: 8)

TOTAL

(14.1 Ov, RR: 13.06)

185/3

Did not Bat

Tim David, Chris Jordan, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Gannon, Peter Hatzoglou, Riley Meredith

Bowlers

EXT

Nathan McAndrew

2.1

16.15

10.00

19.50

11.00

10.75

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Caleb Jewell

c Warner b Sangha

1-109

7.2

Nikhil Chaudhary

c McAndrew b Sangha

2-111

7.5

Mitchell Owen

c (sub Weibgen) b Andrews

3-139

10.2

Match Info

Date & Time

27 Jan, 01:45 PM IST

Venue

Bellerive Oval, Hobart

TV/Streaming

Disney+Hotstar

Match

Final,

Umpires

Donovan Koch (Australia), Sam Nogajski (Australia), Phillip Gillespie (Australia, TV)

Referee

Kepler Wessels (Australia)

Toss

Hobart Hurricanes elected to bowl

0 1 1 4 1 1

Over 12

Runs: 8

4 1b 0 4 1 2

Over 13

Runs: 12

4 1wd 2 6 0 4 0

Over 14

Runs: 17

Over 15

Runs: 4

All Overs

Player of the Match Mitchell Owen

108(42)

Commentary

10:40 PM local time (5:10 PM IST): So, it is the Hobart Hurricanes that won the BBL 24/25 title after 44 games, and what a way to win a maiden title than with the home crowd at Ninja Stadium in Hobart, Tasmania. The tournament has given a whole lot of moments to relish that ended with the stupendous century from Mitchell Owen in the summit clash. With that, I, Keshav, and my colleague, Bidipto, bid you goodbye. See you soon again!

The winning captain Nathan Ellis collects the coveted trophy after 44 games held across Australia over one and a half months. And the other Hurricanes players rush to celebrate with their captain in front of the jam packed home crowd here at Ninja Stadium. They finished on top of the table in the league stage with 15 points from 10 games and then went on to win the Qualifier against Sydney Sixers. It was followed by an epic innings from Mitchell Owen in the summit clash against the Sydney Thunder.

Nathan Ellis (Hobart Hurricanes captain): I think Mitchy summed it up. Pretty surreal at the moment. First and foremost, I would like to congratulate the Thunder, what a brave season. You scraped all the way here, so you should be proud of yourselves. See you again next year. I would like to thank the sponsors in Ninja, Wilson and Redzed. I want to thank the boys. I have said it earlier that all of you guys as a team this year, the only word I can come up with is proud. We played some bloody brilliant cricket this year and we deserved to be here tonight. And obviously I can't go without thanking the Hobart faithful. This one is for all the cricket fans in Tasmania. Tasmanian cricket has changed my life. I feel really honoured to be a part of your first championship. This one is for you guys, all the past players and everyone who has been involved in the Hurricanes. I am not gonna stand here and say that it was me that it was me who ran that ship all year around and got us here. We have a really amazing staff and a really amazing leadership group and a lot of experience in our side. We had moments where all members of our squad stood up throughout the tournament. As a captain I feel really lucky to have this group. I feel really happy and honoured.

David Warner (Sydney Thunder captain): First and foremost, congratulations to Hobart Hurricanes, Nathan Ellis and of course, Mitchell Owen! What a stupendous knock in a final! I want to congratulate our boys! They did everything they could to get to this stage. And also, the crowd tonight! Excellent crowd, just a superb atmosphere! I tried to make my energy infectious having played so much internationally, and I hope one of us from the team can clinch this trophy going along. Hope to come back stronger next year and win this trophy, preferably against the Hurricanes!

Mitchell Owen (Player of the Match, 108 runs off 42 balls): It's an amazing feeling! I'm kind of lost for words! You guys in the crowd have got it going for us, thanks a lot! Those shots early on in the 2nd innings feels a long time ago! But I was just trying to take the attack to the opposition bowling and am glad that it came off!

10:21 pm local time (5:51 pm IST): It's time for the post-match presentation!

Riley Meredith: To do it in front of this crowd tonight was really, really special! Mitch Owen played a knock for the ages. That knock will go down as one of the best ever in this format. The celebrations will be big! We will reflect on it for sure! I've been a fan of this team since the first season, so to do it with them is unbelievable!

Ben McDermott: I think this win is because of Mitchell Owen only! I thought he will get it done for us! But he was special. Well we sat down at the start of the tournament and decided upon our style of play. As for the crowd here, it's been the best atmosphere I've been part of. But Mitch was the difference tonight!

Matthew Wade: We've waited a lot for this! We've been disappointed with our performances over the years, but yes, this is it! We were rolled for 75 in our opening game, but then, things have turned big time! The decision to make Mitch Owen open the batting was the masterstroke. What an atmosphere this is for us!

10:10 PM local time (4:40 PM IST): HOBART HURRICANES HAVE CLINCHED THEIR MAIDEN BBL TITLE AFTER 14 YEARS in the 22/25 SEASON

Match Summary: Hobart Hurricanes: 185/3 (14.1 overs) | Sydney Thunder: 182/7 (20 overs)

Mitchell Owen: 108 (42) | Tanveer Sangha: 2/43 (4)
Jason Sangha: 67 (42) | Nathan Ellis: 3/23 (4)

That was absolute carnage from Mitchell Owen to make the Thunder bowlers feel lost and it was extraordinary to leave the best for the finals of the Big Bash League 24/25. With his firepower innings, he kicked the required rate and the number of deliveries left out of the equation and made the Thunder bowlers look like some Sunday cricket league team.

The Hobart Hurricanes got the ideal start in terms of runs as a result of some poor bowling couple with some luck and Mitchell Owen's power-hitting. After the first four overs, the Hurricanes were 74/0 and kept on cruising even with more fielders in the deep as Owen threw enough power into his shots to make sure that the ball sailed over those fielders into the stands.

The first wicket came only after the Hurricanes crosses 100 runs in the eighth over. And the first wicket brought another as Caleb Jewell and Nikhil Chaudhary departed in quick succession. But, Mitchell Owen standing on the other end was unperturbed by these two wickets and kept hitting on the leg-side. He ended up with a century at a strike rate over 250 that included 6 fours and 11 sixes.

Owen got dismissed against Andrews in the 11th over with 43 runs needed and the job was nearly done and it was just about furnishing the formalities with Wade and McDermott in the middle. They opted for the Power Surge and chased down the target to grip the trophy for the first time with 35 many balls remaining.

14.1 Nathan McAndrew to Ben McDermott, over the wicket, FOUR RUNS! AND THAT WILL BE IT FOR SURE! WHAT A MOMENT IT IS FOR HOBART! WHAT A MOMENT IT IS FOR TASMANIA! HOBART HURRICANES ARE THE BBL CHAMPIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS TOURNAMENT'S HISTORY! Full and slightly slow around off-stump. McDermott moves across, opens up his stance and lap-scoops it to the right of short fine-leg for a boundary to send the crowd into a frenzy!

Arghh, we will have to wait for a delivery or two for the Hurricanes to chase the target. They are just two runs away from clinching the title and the deliveries are not even in the equation.

overs

181 /3 score

1wd

runs

Matthew Wade *

32 (17)

Ben McDermott

14 (11)

Wes Agar

0 /39

13.6 Wes Agar to Matthew Wade, full and right up in the block hole on leg-stump. Knocked to short mid-wicket off the toes, for no run.

13.5 Wes Agar to Matthew Wade, FOUR MORE! Full toss outside leg-stump. Wade makes more room and creams it through extra cover to pick up a boundary! Only 2 runs to win now!

13.4 Wes Agar to Matthew Wade, full toss on the pads. Heaved around to the man at backward square-leg for no run! That was mistimed!

The Hurricanes are just another big hit away from their maiden title.

13.3 Wes Agar to Matthew Wade, SIX RUNS! Short and slow on leg-stump. Wade backs away and swivels to pull it hard over deep square-leg for a maximum!

13.2 Wes Agar to Matthew Wade, good length slower ball on the legs. Clipped away to the deep mid-wicket region off the pads for a well-run two!

13.2 Wes Agar to Matthew Wade, WIDE down the leg-side on this occasion. The flick to fine-leg gets missed. Time to reload.