Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Stars, 36th Match, Big Bash League, 2017-18 - Player PerformanceSYS vs MLS, 36th Match, Big Bash League, 2017-18 - Player Performance
In This Match
Evan Gulbis
14*(9)•2-22
Evan Gulbis vs Batters
Evan GulbisT20
In Big Bash League, 2017-18
Stats
Value
Matches
6
Innings
6
Overs
13
Balls
78
Wickets
4
45
Runs
106
Maidens
0
Avg
26.50
ER
8.15
35
SR
19.50
BBI
2/22
BBM
2/22
4w
0
5w
0
10w
0
Commentary
16.6
Gulbis to Brathwaite, 1 run, lines himself up with a flat bat to swat it to mid-wicket
16.5
Gulbis to Brathwaite, no run, a massive bat swing. And an equally big miss
16.44
Gulbis to Brathwaite, FOUR, oops. Fine leg over-runs a catch, and what's worse, allows it to roll away into the fence too. Short, up near the head and a hurried pull gets a fat top edge. And Liam Bowe messes up
16.3
Gulbis to Brathwaite, no run, stays up tall and smacks it to mid-on, minus timing
16.3
Gulbis to Brathwaite, wide, waist high full toss, down leg too. Gets away with just the wide
16.2W
Gulbis to Botha, out Bowled!! Chops it on. The length was just not short. The line was just not wide. But Botha still went ahead with a premeditated dab. Can only end up getting a thick inside edge to ricochet onto off. Should only delay the inevitable, right? Botha b Gulbis 14(10) [4s-1 6s-1]
16.1
Gulbis to Denly, 1 run, full toss. Outside-halved to third man
13.6
Gulbis to Botha, no run, 133kph, good pace off the shortened length, whizzes past Botha's sway out
13.5W
Gulbis to Henriques, out Caught by Faulkner!! Extra pace, extra bounce and Gulbis can have his momentary bit of relief. Henriques tries pulling another short one, just that this one doesn't stop. Kicks up in fact. High on the pull and pops up to mid-wicket. Henriques c Faulkner b Gulbis 21(13) [4s-1 6s-1]
13.4
Gulbis to Denly, 1 run, mows it across the line, deep mid-wicket
13.3
Gulbis to Denly, 2 runs, wrist roll on the pull to keep it down, behind square. Nicely waited on the slower one as he does so
13.2
Gulbis to Henriques, 1 run, drops it towards cover, and stops, enquires and keeps running
13.1
Gulbis to Denly, 1 run, an opened up bat on the back foot in steering it behind point
6.6
Gulbis to Maddinson, 1 run, spliced, off the tummy in a one-handed pull in front of mid-on
6.5
Gulbis to Maddinson, no run, drags the length down, spitting up past some sort of a cut
6.44
Gulbis to Maddinson, FOUR, just not wide enough, but why bother when you generate the bat speed that Maddinson does. Clears his front leg and throws his bat out, cutting it, violently
6.3
Gulbis to Denly, 1 run, leans into the drive, gets it very square in the process
6.2
Gulbis to Denly, 2 runs, on his toes as he punches it through the covers
6.1
Gulbis to Denly, 2 runs, 124kph, slashes at the width, carving it off the outside half behind point
