Short produced the innings of his life [Source: Cricket.com.au]
It was a run-feast at the Adelaide Oval as the home team chased down 230 against Hobart Hurricanes to record the highest ever run-chase in the history of Big Bash League (BBL).
With the surface being flat, batters from both the teams toyed with the bowlers and the spectators witnessed a spectacular game filled with drama and emotions.
Chasing a mammoth 230, Adelaide Strikers' Matthew Short showed his batting prowess and bludgeoned his way through an unbeaten 100 off 59 balls and steered his side home with 3 balls to spare.
He was amply supported by Chris Lynn, who tonked the bowlers all around the park and slammed a quick-fire 29-ball 64 to keep the momentum with his side.
Earlier in the day, half-centuries from Ben McDermott (57), Caleb Jewell (54), and Zak Crawley 54), helped the Hurricanes post 229 on the board, which eventually proved to be a bit less.
Highest successful run-chases in BBL history
- Adelaide Strikers - 230-3 vs Hobart Hurricanes
- Hobart Hurricanes - 223-8 vs Melbourne Renegades
- Hobart Hurricanes - 210-7 vs Brisbane Heat
- Hobart Hurricanes - 209-4 vs Brisbane Heat
- Hobart Hurricanes - 196-3 vs Sydney Thunder
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