Big Bash League (BBL|15) On 14 January 2026, he reached the warm-up pitch at the Blundstone Arena in Hobart. Brisbane Heat won by 3 runs over The Hobart Hurricanes. In a match defined by razor-thin margins and massive hits, the 35th match of the season lived up to the hype, keeping fans on the edge of their seats until the last over.
Beau Webster clears the roof for a maximum of 105 meters against Xavier Bartlett
Although the Hurricanes ultimately fell short, the moment of the night belonged to him Beau Webster. Webster’s half-century hit a knock that will likely be remembered as the hit of the tournament.
Faces the pace of Brisbane Heat Xavier Bartlett In the 6th over, Webster demonstrated why he is one of the most feared ‘big men’ in Australian cricket. Bartlett delivered a ball that was short but sat perfectly at hip height at 134 kmph. Expecting a length, Webster moved a bit towards the leg side to create leverage and completely muscles the ball over long on.
The ball didn’t just clear the strings; he floated 105 meters and disappeared on the roof of the stadium at Blundstone Arena. The sheer power left the Hobart crowd in awe and Bartlett looked for answers as the commentators rose to the big strike. Webster’s 43-ball 51 underpinned the Hurricanes’ chase, keeping them in the hunt even as the Hurricanes swirled around him.
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ON THE ROOF! Beau Webster hits a 105m six 🚀 #BBL15 pic.twitter.com/JJ5ckzbsrm
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In the evening, Brisbane Heat posted a competitive total of 160/8. The match was stabilized by a brilliant player Nathan McSweeney (32 of 49) and cunning Matt Renshaw (25 of 37). Despite the late goals Riley Meredith (3/40), Although Bartlett hit a crucial boundary in the final over, Heat managed to reach a defendable score.
The Hurricanes’ response began with disaster, a defeat Tim Ward and Mitchell Owen disciplined spin early Matthew Kuhnemann. However, the sensational 98 collaboration between Webster and Ben McDermott (36 of 59) The Hurricanes seemed to be watching. At 124/2, Hobart were certain to win, but the Heat’s never-say-die attitude led to a dramatic collapse.
Marnus Labuschagne He broke a crucial stand by sacking Webster and the pressure mounted from there. 11 needed in the final, Zaman Khan showed nerves of steel. He gave his account Nikhil Chaudhary In the penultimate ball, Hobart conceded the last over, falling short of the 4 runs they needed. Khan executed a perfect yorker to keep the Hurricanes at one and secure a 3-run victory.
Matthew Kuhnemann Was named Man of the Match for his clinical spell of 2/24, which effectively stifled the Hurricanes during the powerplay and medium passes. The win moves the Heat up, while the Hurricanes will rue the missed opportunity after Webster’s heroics put them in the driver’s seat.
