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A brand new-look Perth Scorchers reclaimed their place atop the Big Bash after a seven-wicket thrashing of Brisbane Heat at Optus Stadium, negating an early batting onslaught earlier than Cameron Bancroft and Aaron Hardie produced their very own fireworks.
After trying set for a 200-plus rating after they had been 0-81 within the eighth over, the Heat posted 8-171 – a average complete which Bancroft and Hardie made look sub-par throughout their game-defining 111-run stand in simply 65 balls.
The residence facet did a implausible job pegging their goal again due to all-time main wicket-taker Andrew Tye (3-37 off 4), returning Test fast Lance Morris (2-40 off 4) and fellow seamer Matthew Kelly (2-28 off 4) and a few first-class outfield catching in entrance of 28,029 followers.
In reply, promoted Willetton teammates Bancroft (76no off 48 balls) and Hardie (57 off 33) made probably the most of their promotions after the early lack of debutant Stephen Eskinazi (one) to assist the Scorchers get residence with 21 balls to spare.