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Sydney Sixers vs Perth Scorchers, Qualifier, Big Bash League 2020-21 - Player PerformanceSYS vs PRS, Qualifier, Big Bash League 2020-21 - Player Performance

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andrew-tye

Andrew Tye

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Overs3
Wickets0
Runs31
Dots4
Eco10.30
Maidens0
Wides1
No balls0

Andrew Tye vs Batters

Batter
B
R
Dots
4s
6s
Eco
James Vince
11
22
2
3
0
12.6
Josh Philippe
4
6
1
1
0
9.0
Daniel Hughes
3
2
1
0
0
4.0
Extras1 (w 1, nb 0)
Andrew Tye

In Big Bash League 2020-21

T20
Stats
Value
Matches
16
Innings
16
Overs
54.1
Balls
325
Wickets
21
5
Runs
433
Maidens
0
Avg
20.62
15
ER
7.99
42
SR
15.48
16
BBI
4/20
BBM
4/20
4w
1
2
5w
0
10w
0

Commentary

17.1
Tye to James Vince, wide, this reminds me of that deliberate no ball by Suraj Randiv against Sehwag where the latter was denied a century. Tye has done something similar to that. Just that this is a wide ball. Short, above the batsman's head and it's down the leg side. Truly deserved a century there! Anyway, what a knock by Vince who has powered the Sixers into the finals of BBL 10. Handshakes and hugs all around the Sixers camp
14.6
Tye to Daniel Hughes, no run, short and quick outside off, Daniel Hughes goes for a cut and misses
14.5
Tye to James Vince, 1 run, drifting on the batsman's pads as James Vince clips it through the leg side
14.4
Tye to James Vince, 2 runs, a huge cheer from the crowd as Livingstone manages to stop this near the boundary with a dive. Was once again slapped hard by James Vince, but he has to settle for a brace
14.34
Tye to James Vince, FOUR, it's contagious. Misfields! Munro in the previous over, Livingstone this time around. Was a back of length delivery that was crunched through covers by James Vince and gets four runs due to the fielder's generosity in the outfield
14.24
Tye to James Vince, FOUR, 50-run stand up as James Vince goes deep in his crease and lofts this over mid-off for four runs. Moves into the 80s with this boundary
14.1
Tye to Daniel Hughes, 1 run, on a length outside off, Daniel Hughes eases it into the covers
10.6
Tye to James Vince, 1 run, back of a length around middle and leg, James Vince works it towards backward square leg for a single
10.5
Tye to James Vince, no run, back of a length outside off, skidding along the deck as James Vince slices it to point. Hughes wanted a single, but James Vince's call was loud and clear
10.44
Tye to James Vince, FOUR, and it's now down to run-a-ball almost. James Vince reads the length early, transfers his weight onto the back foot and pummels it over mid-wicket as both batsmen stand in their crease itself and admire the shot
10.3
Tye to James Vince, no run, back of a length around middle and leg, jags into the batsman who treks back and guides this back to Tye
10.2
Tye to James Vince, 2 runs, gets a top edge on his hook as the ball eludes wide mid-on and they take a brace
10.1
Tye to Daniel Hughes, 1 run, short of a length outside off, sliding along the deck as Daniel Hughes rocks back and glides it down to third man for one
2.6
Tye to Philippe, 1 run, short of a length and at the stumps, pulled away to deep mid-wicket for a single
2.54
Tye to Philippe, FOUR, cracking shot, overpitched and at the stumps, Philippe leans forward, presents the full face of the bat and lifts it back over the bowler's head, runs away to the ropes
2.4
Tye to James Vince, 3 runs, beautifully played, too full and sliding onto the pads, James Vince gets across and flicks it wide of mid-wicket - was running away top the ropes, but Munro runs across from deep square leg, puts in the slide and drags the ball back in, saved a run for his team
2.3
Tye to Philippe, 1 run, back of a length and angling into the right-hander, pulled away behind square on the on-side for a single
2.2
Tye to Philippe, no run, Philippe cops a blow on his box, wasn't all that short as he shaped up for the pull, past the inside edge and struck high
2.1
Tye to James Vince, 1 run, on a length and angling into the pads, worked behind square on the on-side for a single
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