Mystery spin bamboozles Scorchers in SHOCK loss

Perth Scorchers suffered a shock eight-run loss to Hobart in Launceston after a shocking bowling efficiency from thriller spinner Paddy Dooley.

Left-arm wrist spinner Dooley took 4-16 in simply his third Big Bash recreation, together with top-scorer Josh Inglis (62 off 37), who seemed like profitable the sport off his personal bat, because the reigning champs did not chase down 173 for victory.

Needing 14 off the ultimate over, bowled by seamer Nathan Ellis, lower-order pair Jhye Richardson and Andrew Tye may solely handle 5 to complete on 8-164.

The Inglis-Ashton Turner mixture placed on 75 for the third wicket in 44 balls earlier than the latter’s dismissal for an 18-ball 20 turned the sport on its head.

Inglis seemed like making Hobart pay for D’Arcy Short’s dropped catch on 33, which slipped via his fingers off Ellis throughout the energy surge, earlier than changing into Dooley’s third sufferer.

South African celebrity Faf du Plessis threatened to take the sport away from Hobart with a blistering begin, blasting 32 from his first 12 balls earlier than getting tied down by Dooley who knocked him over final supply of the 44-run energy play.

It got here after speedster Richardson’s (3-26 off 4) red-hot bowling kind continued, taking his match tally to seven scalps in two video games since getting back from a heel damage.

The Hurricanes appeared destined for a 200-plus rating, sitting fairly at 2-110 within the throughout the first energy surge within the twelfth, earlier than shedding 6-26 to complete on 8-172.

Andrew Tye of the Scorchers celebrates the wicket of D’Arcy Short of the Hurricanes throughout the Men’s Big Bash League match between the Hobart Hurricanes and the Perth Scorchers at University of Tasmania Stadium, on December 19, 2022, in Launceston, Australia. Credit: Steve Bell/Getty Images

It would’ve been quite a bit worse if not for a late cameo from ex-Scorcher Tim David, who belted an unbeaten 46 off 28 balls together with 14 from Andrew Tye’s the ultimate over of the innings.

Allrounder Aaron Hardie, the batting hero on Saturday with a maiden BBL half-century, was on a hat-trick after the wickets of Asif Ali and Joel Paris on his approach to figures of 2-10 from his two overs.

Left-arm seamer Jason Behrendorff (1-38 off 4) struck first ball of the match with the prized scalp of Ben McDermott who burned the Hurricanes’ solely evaluation in a bid to overturn a plum LBW resolution.

But it was all the house aspect for the remainder of the ability play, which completed on 1-37, with Matthew Wade (51 off 29 balls) taking Behrendorff and Saturday’s participant of the match Richardson (3-26 off 4) down.

Wade introduced up his half-century with a six off Tye earlier than the Scorchers all-time main wicket-taker get his revenge subsequent ball.

After going for 18 throughout his two energy play overs, Richardson bounced again with a pair of import scalps within the surge – Shadab Khan (22 of 17) and James Neesham (second-ball duck).

Spinner Peter Hatzoglou, who was picked forward of seamer Matt Kelly after lacking out in recreation one, was went 13 runs off his sole over.

The Scorchers’ subsequent project is in opposition to Melbourne Stars in St Kilda on Friday earlier than internet hosting Adelaide at Optus Stadium on Boxing Day.

Josh Inglis of the Scorchers hits a boundary throughout the Men’s Big Bash League match between the Hobart Hurricanes and the Perth Scorchers at University of Tasmania Stadium, on December 19, 2022, in Launceston, Australia. Credit: Steve Bell/Getty Images

In different BBL news, Sydney Thunder captain Jason Sangha is out for the match after breaking his collarbone.

Sangha sustained the damage diving cease a boundary late in Sunday’s tight loss to Melbourne Renegades.

Stars batter Joe Burns (hamstring) has additionally been dominated out for BBL12.

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