Scorchers book home final in BREATH-TAKING Gades battle

Scorchers book home final in BREATH-TAKING Gades battle

The Perth Scorchers have survived a late scare to stamp their place on the prime of the Big Bash desk and sealed a house closing with an 11-run victory over the Melbourne Renegades at Optus Stadium, blitzing 5-212 within the first innings.

A Power Play smoke present, and an outstanding unbeaten 95 from Cameron Bancroft, gave the Scorchers a foothold on the minor premiership on the break because the Melbourne Renegades had been put to the sword with spearhead David Moody embarrassingly pressured from the assault in simply the second over.

The large fast left his facet in disarray after two harmful full tosses, together with one at 143.8km/h that left Bancroft on his haunches after cracking into his ribs, pressured the umpires to ban him from the assault.

Moody rapidly checked on his state teammate however left his facet scrambling after producing one authorized supply for eight runs as Stephen Eskinazi, and Cameron Bancroft blitzed a season-best Power Play of 0-62.