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Melbourne Stars vs Hobart Hurricanes, 27th Match, Big Bash League 2020-21 - Player PerformanceMLS vs HBH, 27th Match, Big Bash League 2020-21 - Player Performance

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Colin Ingram

17(13)

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Runs17(13)
SR130.77
6s1
4s1
2s0
1s7
Dots4

16.5

W

Ingram c Andre Fletcher b Stanlake

Stanlake to Ingram, out Caught by Andre Fletcher!! That's a stupendous catch from Fletcher and his dance moves equal it - on a good length and well wide of off, Ingram reached out on the sliced drive. Fletcher ran in from deep cover, he seemed to have overrun, but then moved sharply to his right, slid across and completed a fine two-handed catch, ensured that it didn't pop out when he hit the ground. Ingram c Andre Fletcher b Stanlake 17(13) [4s-1 6s-1]

Colin Ingram vs Bowlers

Bowler
B
R
D
4s
6s
SR
Billy StanlakeW
4
11
1
1
1
275.0
Adam Zampa
5
3
2
0
0
60.0
Glenn Maxwell
3
2
1
0
0
66.7
Liam Hatcher
1
1
0
0
0
100.0
Colin Ingram

In Big Bash League 2020-21

T20
Stats
Value
Matches
10
Innings
10
Runs
258
32
Balls
203
HS
55
39
Avg
25.80
37
SR
127.09
46
Not Out
0
Dots
75
Fours
25
24
Sixes
9
23
Fifties
1
26
Hundreds
0
Nineties
0
Ducks
0

Commentary

16.5W
Stanlake to Ingram, out Caught by Andre Fletcher!! That's a stupendous catch from Fletcher and his dance moves equal it - on a good length and well wide of off, Ingram reached out on the sliced drive. Fletcher ran in from deep cover, he seemed to have overrun, but then moved sharply to his right, slid across and completed a fine two-handed catch, ensured that it didn't pop out when he hit the ground. Ingram c Andre Fletcher b Stanlake 17(13) [4s-1 6s-1]
16.44
Stanlake to Ingram, FOUR, cheeky and four, on a good length and angling across the left-hander, Ingram shuffles across, uses the pace on the ball and laps it behind square on the on-side - the shorter boundary and he made the most of it
16.2
Stanlake to Ingram, 1 run, back of a length and angling across the left-hander, chopped to the right of backward point who makes a sliding save
16.2
Stanlake to Ingram, wide, banged in short and angling across the left-hander, but it's deemed too high, called as a wide
16.16
Stanlake to Ingram, SIX, thumped, length ball and Ingram deposits it over mid-on, was the slower ball and he picked it early, has enough power to sail over the ropes
15.5
Liam Hatcher to Ingram, 1 run, slower short ball from Hatcher, Ingram is early into the pull and mistimes it past square leg for a single
14.5
Zampa to Ingram, 1 run, tossed up on off, Ingram slogs without any proper timing, rolled down towards deep mid-wicket for a single
14.4
Zampa to Ingram, no run, pushed through flatter and quicker, Ingram backed away on the cut and is beaten
14.1
Zampa to Ingram, 1 run, tossed up and spinning into the left-hander, swiped away wide of long-on - Maxwell is quick on the ball and his return is quicker as well, just a single
13.6
Maxwell to Ingram, 1 run, Maxwell tosses one at the stujmps, worked down to long-on for a single
13.5
Maxwell to Ingram, no run, Maxwell drags his length back by a fraction as Ingram came down the track, driven straight to the fielder at cover
13.3
Maxwell to Ingram, 1 run, pushed through flatter and nudging Ingram for room, worked down to long-on for a single
12.5
Zampa to Ingram, 1 run, tossed up well outside off, driven square on the off-side for a single
12.4
Zampa to Ingram, no run, loopy delivery outside off, Ingram is dragged into the drive and is beaten on the dge. Or did he nick it? The suggestion of Zampa seemed that there was bat on it
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