She found the boundary twice in her next four balls to get her innings moving. Jones was 8 off 15 when she was dropped by Molly Strano at midwicket off Tahuhu. Sciver and Amy Jones did struggle for fluency on return. The building was evacuated without incident with some burnt toast to blame. The game was delayed by 15 minutes after a fire alarm went off inside the Junction OvalвЂ™s administration facility. The Renegades kept the Scorchers in it though losing 4 for 29 but Dooley kept her head by finding the gaps without taking too many risks to reach the target with five balls to spare.Д®arlier, the Scorchers struggled to take advantage in the powerplay due a terrific spell from Lea Tahuhuas the New Zealand quick removed Australia captain Meg Lanning in a wicket maiden.

Bolton should have run out Claire Koski next ball, only to gather the ball at the bowlerвЂ™s end and inexplicably throw to the strikerвЂ™s with Koski miles out of her ground.

However, the game swung on a superb return catch from Nicole Bolton to remove Beaumont. Beaumont was particularly impressive reaching 25 off 17, finding the boundary with some incredible scoops and lap sweeps. They appeared on course for an easy victory having cruised to 1 for 85 in the 11th over. Molineux was finally held for 24 before Wyatt and Tammy Beaumont took control with a 48-run stand. The Scorchers dropped four catches and missed two clear cut run out opportunities to all but hand the Renegades the game as Josie Dooley guided her side home, making 17 not out off 17 balls, with four wickets and five balls to spare.ДЇollowing Nat SciverвЂ™s half-century in an under par total of 5 for 132, the Scorchers gave Sophie Molineux and Danielle Wyatt three lives in the first two overs of the chase. The Melbourne Renegades held their nerve to scrape past the Perth Scorchers in an error-riddled chase at the Junction Oval that was briefly halted when the fire alarm was triggered by some burnt toast. The Scorchers, who are on top of the table with four wins from as many matches, will fly to Brisbane next to take on Brisbane Heat at the Gabba on Friday.Melbourne Renegades 6 for 133 (Wyatt 31, Barsby 2-22) beat Perth Scorchers 5 for 132 (Sciver 55*, Strano 2-27) by four wickets After Hilton Cartwright (10) was run-out in the third over, Michael Clinger (83) resurrected the innings along with Ashton Turner (45) as the duo stitched a 96-run stand for third-wicket partnership.Д¬linger went on to add another 40 runs with Tim David (17 not out) for the fifth wicket before perishing to Daniel Sams, who finished with figures of 2 for 25 in three overs. In reply, Scorchers got off to a poor start as David Willey was dismissed for 1 in the second over bowled by Ben Dwarshuis. WATCH: Chris Lynn dislodges ball into second tier in BBL 2017, 'Oh my Goodness,' says Kevin Pietersen David Willey was the pick of the bowlers for Scorchers as he claimed two wickets while Andrew Tye and James Muirhead picked one wicket apiece. 11runs_in_1ball from BhaiyyaKhiladi on Vimeo.Д®arlier, batting first, Sydney Sixers put 167 runs on board, as a result of some useful contributions from Jordan Silk (45*), Peter Nevill (33), Sam Billings (33) and Nick Maddinson (30).

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