The Women’s Big Head League (WBBL) 2024 started with a bang and only in his second game, at the age of 15 Caoimhe Braydebuts for Sydney Sixersbrought out a conspicuous moment Melbourne Renegades. Facing one of the most dangerous shots in cricket, Deandra DottinBray picked his first WBBL wicket in memorable style, showing remarkable composure and skill.
WBBL 2024: Caoimhe Bray’s stunning debut moment against Deandra Dottin
Known for his aggressive batting, Dottin looked unstoppable as he smashed Bray for 14 runs in the first three balls. However, the young bowler held his nerve to deliver a pinpoint yorker on middle and leg as the final ball. Waiting for a different length, Dottin missed the shot completely, watching the ball cleave his stumps. That breakthrough wicket came at a crucial time, with the Renegades pouncing on 80 runs in the ninth innings, slowing their aggressive pace. Brey’s deft dismissal of such a high-calibre batter showcased his talent and resilience under pressure and provided an interesting glimpse into what could be a promising WBBL career.
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Caoimhe Bray’s WBBL debut goalkeeper is Deandra Dottin 😱 #WBBL10 pic.twitter.com/pl8a3ez4hi
— Weber Women’s Big Bash League (@WBBL) October 27, 2024
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Melbourne Renegades set a competitive total
Electing to bat first, Melbourne got off to a strong start Emma deBroughe (19 off 16) and Courtney Webb (43 of 39) platform construction. Dottin enjoyed a brief spell smashing 15 off 7 balls before being bowled by 15-year-old debutant Bray, who claimed his first WBBL wicket in style. However, it was so Georgia Wareham Stealing the show with a blistering 61 off 31 deliveries, he took the Renegades to 178/8. Sophie Ecclestone and Ellyse Perry He picked up two wickets each for the Sixers, controlling the flow in the death overs.
Sydney Sixers’ response came with Ellyse Perry’s explosive strike
In reply, the Sixers faced a staggering target of 179. Captain Perry hit a stunning 81 off just 38 balls, hitting 11 fours and three sixes at a strike rate of 213.15. His partnership continues for 79 years Hollie Armitage (30 off 23 balls) laid a strong foundation for the Sixers’ chase. Despite Perry’s dismissal at a critical juncture, Sarah Bryce (36 off 25 balls) held his nerve anchoring the middle order. Young debutant Bray also contributed with a quick 12 off 5 balls, showing his composure under pressure and sealing the win.
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