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The match saw a strong bowling performance from the Renegades, with Sutherland and Rogers also taking two wickets each. Adam Zampa was particularly effective, claiming three wickets for just 27 runs. For the Scorchers, Ashton Agar stood out with a resilient 51 not out, but his efforts were not enough to lift the team after they struggled early on, collapsing to 6-86 at one point.
Despite the Renegades losing early wickets, including a golden duck for Jake Fraser-McGurk, a steady 21 from Marcus Harris helped stabilize the innings. The Renegades capitalized on their final overs, scoring 103 runs in the last 10 overs, showcasing their batting depth and resilience. The victory snapped a three-game losing streak for the Renegades, keeping their finals hopes alive as they now share a 3-4 record with the Scorchers.
In another matchup, Sydney Thunder and Hobart Hurricanes are set to clash, both teams currently boasting four wins in BBL|14. The outcome of this match will determine who takes the top spot in the standings, with the Hurricanes riding a four-game winning streak.
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