From the Sensational Century Find Allen laid the foundation for such a dominant performance Perth Scorchers was beaten Melbourne Renegades 36. With 50 runs in the match Major League Soccer 2025-26 at Docklands Stadium. After winning the toss and opting to bowl, Renegades were made to pay dearly for some loose bowling as the Scorchers amassed a stunning total of 219/7.
Finn Allen steals the show with breathtaking hundreds
The Scorchers’ innings was led by Allen, who smashed 101 off just 53 balls, hitting five fours and eight powerful sixes. Allen set the pace early and maintained his aggressiveness, dismantling the Renegades’ bowling attack with clean hitting and smart placement. received useful support from Aaron Hardie (22 off 11) and Laurie Evans (21 off 11), ensuring that the pace never dropped in the second half of the innings.
Despite Allen’s dominance, Melbourne found a bright spot Sam Elliottdelivered an impressive spell of 4 for 28 in three overs. Adam Zampa and Brendan Doggett with each wicket chipped in, but the damage was already done as Perth comfortably passed the 200-run mark.
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Melbourne Renegades’ pursuit is slowing despite Tim Seifert’s resistance
Chasing a steep target of 220, Renegades started poorly and lost. Josh Brown for a duck and failing to form an early partnership. Tim Seifert He stood tall during the fall, hitting 66 off 43 balls with four fours and four sixes. His innings briefly revived hopes, esp Jake Fraser-McGurk Hitting five sixes in an entertaining cameo, he accelerated to 42 off just 18 deliveries.
However, the run rate required continued to rise and regular wickets ensured that Melbourne never really threatened the Scorchers’ total. Only minor contributions came in the innings as the Renegades closed on 169/7 after 20 overs, with the middle and lower order struggling to maintain momentum.
Perth’s bowlers effectively executed the plans led by them Cooper Connolly and Mahli Beardmanclaimed two goalkeepers each. Connolly’s saves of 2 for 23 were instrumental in breaking partnerships, while Beardman’s disciplined bowling applied the squeeze in the middle. Support came from Hardie and Luke HoltEnsuring that Melbourne is kept well below the required rate.
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