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Melbourne Stars Big Bash League V Jan 2, 2016 Melbourne Renegades Library Fact Sheet MELBOURNE STARS BIG BASH LEAGUE V JAN 2, 2016 MELBOURNE RENEGADES FACT SHEET LIBRARY Twenty20 Big Bash League From the 2011/12 season the Twenty20 “Big Bash League”, comprising eight city-based franchises, replaced the Australian six-state domestic Twenty20 competition. Team 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 Adelaide Strikers 6th 5th 7th SF Brisbane Heat 5th W 5th 8th Hobart Hurricanes SF 6th R 5th Melbourne Renegades 7th SF 6th 6th Melbourne Stars SF SF SF SF Perth Scorchers R R W W Sydney Sixers W 7th SF R Sydney Thunder 8th 8th 8th 7th Result summary Team Span Mat Won Lost Tied Tie+W Tie+L NR % Adelaide Strikers 2011-2015 36 17 17 0 0 0 2 50.00 Brisbane Heat 2011-2015 37 14 23 0 0 0 0 37.83 Hobart Hurricanes 2011-2015 38 19 18 0 0 0 1 51.35 Melbourne Renegades 2011-2015 35 16 19 0 0 0 0 45.71 Melbourne Stars 2011-2015 38 22 15 0 1 0 0 59.21 Perth Scorchers 2011-2015 42 27 14 0 1 0 0 65.47 Sydney Sixers 2011-2015 41 24 15 0 0 2 0 60.97 Sydney Thunder 2011-2015 35 8 26 0 0 0 1 23.52 Melbourne Derby results Season No Date Rd Venue Winner Win margin Player of Match Crowd 2011/12 1 7 January 2012 5 MCG Stars 11 runs (D/L) David Hussey 40,227 2012/13 2 7 December 2012 1 Docklands Renegades 8 wickets Aaron Finch 23,589 3 6 January 2013 7 MCG Renegades 9 wickets Aaron Finch 46,581 2013/14 4 20 December 2013 1 MCG Stars 76 runs Luke Wright 25,266 5 4 January 2014 4 Docklands Stars 9 wickets Cameron White 42,837 2014/15 6 3 January 2015 4 Docklands Stars 112 runs Michael Beer 33,734 7 10 January 2015 6 MCG Stars 3 wickets Glenn Maxwell 37,323 Season M Date venue Inn1 Inn2 Win margin 2011/12 18 7 January 2012 MCG Stars 167/5 Renegades 58/3 Stars 11 runs (D/L) 2012/13 1 7 December 2012 Docklands Stars 167/5 Renegades 168/2 Renegades 8 wickets 2012/13 27 6 January 2013 MCG Stars 146/9 Renegades 147/1 Renegades 9 wickets 2013/14 1 20 December 2013 MCG Stars 208/7 Renegades 132/ Stars 76 runs 2013/14 15 4 January 2014 Docklands Renegades 163/5 Stars 167/1 Stars 9 wickets 2014/15 15 3 January 2015 Docklands Stars 169/6 Renegades 57 Stars 112 runs 2014/15 22 10 January 2015 MCG Renegades 153/6 Stars 154/7 Stars 3 wickets List of hundreds Player Runs Balls 4s 6s SR Team Opposition Ground Match Date LJ Wright 117 60 8 9 195 Melb Stars v Hurricanes Hobart 9-Jan-12 LA Pomersbach 112* 70 15 2 160 Heat v Melb Renegades Docklands 15-Jan-13 CJ Simmons 112 58 4 11 193.1 Scorchers v Syd Sixers Sydney 5-Feb-14 AJ Finch 111* 65 12 4 170.76 Melb Renegades v Melb Stars Docklands 7-Dec-12 UT Khawaja 109* 70 12 3 155.71 Syd Thunder v Melb Stars MCG 20-Dec-15 M Klinger 105* 60 7 4 175 Scorchers v Melb Renegades Perth 26-Dec-14 PSP Handscomb 103* 64 6 5 160.93 Melb Stars v Scorchers MCG 21-Jan-15 DA Warner 102* 51 6 6 200 Syd Thunder v Melb Stars MCG 17-Dec-11 CJ Simmons 102 41 8 8 248.78 Scorchers v Strikers Perth 16-Jan-14 TM Head 101* 53 4 9 190.56 Strikers V Syd Sixers Adelaide 31-Dec-15 CA Lynn 101 51 5 7 198.03 Heat v Hurricanes Brisbane 29-Dec-15 CH Gayle 100* 54 3 11 185.18 Syd Thunder v Strikers Sydney 23-Dec-11 Most sixes in an innings Player Runs Balls 4s 6s SR Team Opposition Ground Match Date CH Gayle 100* 54 3 11 185.18 Syd Thunder v Strikers Sydney 23 Dec 2011 CJ Simmons 112 58 4 11 193.10 Scorchers v Syd Sixers Sydney 5 Feb 2014 LJ Wright 117 60 8 9 195.00 Melb Stars v Hurricanes Hobart 9 Jan 2012 TM Head 101* 53 4 9 190.56 Strikers V Syd Sixers Adelaide 31 Dec 2015 AD Hales 89 52 5 8 171.15 Melb Renegades v Syd Sixers Sydney 9 Jan 2013 CJ Simmons 102 41 8 8 248.78 Scorchers v Strikers Perth 16 Jan 2014 AB McDonald 60* 37 0 7 162.16 Melb Renegades v Syd Sixers Docklands 2 Jan 2012 MEK Hussey 96 60 6 7 160.00 Syd Thunder v Heat Sydney 21 Dec 2014 CA Lynn 101 51 5 7 198.03 Heat v Hurricanes Brisbane 29 Dec 2015 DA Warner 102* 51 6 6 200.00 Syd Thunder v Melb Stars MCG 17 Dec 2011 RJ Quiney 97 60 5 6 161.66 Melb Stars v Heat Brisbane 20 Dec 2011 CA Lynn 81 53 4 6 152.83 Heat v Scorchers Brisbane 22 Dec 2013 AJ Finch 84* 55 3 6 152.72 Melb Renegades v Melb Stars Docklands 4 Jan 2014 GJ Maxwell 58* 28 2 6 207.14 Melb Stars v Melb Renegades Docklands 4 Jan 2014 CA Lynn 56 35 1 6 160.00 Heat v Syd Thunder Sydney 8 Jan 2014 NJ Maddinson 84* 54 4 6 155.55 Syd Sixers v Melb Renegades Sydney 19 Dec 2014 JH Kallis 97* 55 7 6 176.36 Syd Thunder v Heat Sydney 21 Dec 2014 JR Dean 54* 35 1 6 154.28 Strikers v Hurricanes Adelaide 31 Dec 2014 MA Carberry 77* 37 6 6 208.10 Scorchers v Heat Perth 8 Jan 2015 KP Pietersen 76 42 5 6 180.95 Melb Stars v Syd Thunder MCG 20 Dec 2015 Best bowling figures in an innings Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Econ Team Opposition Ground Match Date SL Malinga 4.0 1 7 6 1.75 Melb Stars v Scorchers Perth 12 Dec 2012 NM Lyon 3.5 0 23 5 6.00 Syd Sixers v Hurricanes Sydney 20 Dec 2015 DT Christian 4.0 0 26 5 6.50 Heat v Syd Thunder Sydney 28 Dec 2012 AC Thomas 3.1 0 8 4 2.52 Scorchers v Melb Renegades Perth 29 Dec 2012 CJ Gannon 2.2 0 10 4 4.28 Heat v Syd Thunder Sydney 8 Jan 2014 JK Reed 4.0 0 11 4 2.75 Hurricanes v Syd Thunder Sydney 9 Jan 2015 Shakib Al Hasan 4.0 0 13 4 3.25 Melb Renegades v Heat Docklands 13 Jan 2015 XJ Doherty 4.0 0 17 4 4.25 Hurricanes v Strikers Adelaide 28 Dec 2011 DP Nannes 4.0 0 17 4 4.25 Syd Thunder v Strikers Sydney 20 Dec 2012 AJ Tye 4.0 0 18 4 4.50 Scorchers v Melb Stars Perth 25 Jan 2015 Naved-ul-Hasan 4.0 0 22 4 5.50 Hurricanes v Syd Sixers Hobart 21 Dec 2011 JP Behrendorff 4.0 0 22 4 5.50 Scorchers v Strikers Perth 22 Dec 2014 JL Pattinson 4.0 0 24 4 6.00 Melb Renegades v Hurricanes Hobart 1 Jan 2014 CJ Gannon 4.0 0 24 4 6.00 Heat v Syd Sixers Brisbane 2 Jan 2014 Yasir Arafat 4.0 0 24 4 6.00 Scorchers v Syd Sixers Sydney 10 Jan 2014 NJ Rimmington 4.0 0 26 4 6.50 Melb Renegades v Syd Sixers Docklands 23 Dec 2015 BW Hilfenhaus 4.0 0 27 4 6.75 Hurricanes v Melb Stars MCG 20 Dec 2014 Yasir Arafat 4.0 0 27 4 6.75 Scorchers v Melb Stars MCG 21 Jan 2015 B Lee 4.0 1 28 4 7.00 Syd Sixers v Scorchers Sydney 10 Jan 2014 CJ McKay 3.0 0 28 4 9.33 Syd Thunder V Hurricanes Hobart 1 Jan 2016 GB Hogg 4.0 0 29 4 7.25 Scorchers v Syd Thunder Perth 4 Jan 2013 JK Lalor 4.0 1 29 4 7.25 Syd Thunder v Syd Sixers Sydney 22 Jan 2015 B Laughlin 4.0 0 31 4 7.75 Hurricanes v Syd Sixers Sydney 26 Dec 2012 JM Bird 4.0 0 31 4 7.75 Melb Stars v Melb Renegades MCG 20 Dec 2013 BM Edmondson 4.0 0 40 4 10.00 Scorchers v Hurricanes Perth 18 Dec 2011 JP Faulkner 4.0 0 46 4 11.50 Melb Stars v Hurricanes Hobart 9 Jan 2012 Most Maiden Overs 2011-2015 Player Mat Inn Balls Mdns Runs Wk Ave Econ SR WPI 0w 3w+ 4w 5w Wd Nb Acc DE Bollinger 34 34 729 3 960 28 34.29 7.90 26.04 0.82 12 1 - - 16 1 97.67 KW Richardson 32 31 669 3 824 33 24.97 7.39 20.27 1.06 10 4 - - 28 - 95.81 JP Faulkner 29 29 615 3 744 37 20.11 7.26 16.62 1.28 7 5 1 - 16 7 96.26 JM Bird 28 28 606 3 724 29 24.97 7.17 20.90 1.04 8 2 1 - 1 2 99.51 XJ Doherty 28 27 590 3 717 26 27.58 7.29 22.69 0.96 9 2 1 - 8 - 98.64 B Lee 36 36 897 2 993 35 28.37 6.64 25.63 0.97 15 3 1 - 47 8 93.87 DP Nannes 26 26 598 2 689 29 23.76 6.91 20.62 1.12 7 3 1 - 24 3 95.48 BW Hilfenhaus 19 19 432 2 553 20 27.65 7.68 21.60 1.05 7 2 1 - 12 3 96.53 JK Lalor 16 16 306 2 401 11 36.45 7.86 27.82 0.69 9 1 1 - 13 1 95.42 SL Malinga 13 13 314 2 270 18 15.00 5.16 17.44 1.38 5 2 - 1 13 1 95.54 JL Pattinson 9 9 224 2 260 15 17.33 6.96 14.93 1.67 2 3 1 - 18 3 90.63 GD Putland 6 6 113 2 149 3 49.67 7.91 37.67 0.50 3 - - - 3 2 95.58 SMSM Senanayake 2 2 49 2 38 1 38.00 4.65 49.00 0.50 1 - - - 1 - 97.96 Most dismissals in an innings Player Dis Ct St Inns Team Opposition Ground Match Date TIF Triffitt 5 5 0 2 Scorchers v Melb Renegades Perth 29 Dec 2012 BB McCullum 3 3 0 2 Heat v Syd Thunder Brisbane 17 Jan 2012 RGL Carters 3 3 0 2 Syd Thunder v Melb Renegades Sydney 14 Dec 2012 TIF Triffitt 3 2 1 1 Scorchers v Syd Sixers Sydney 16 Dec 2012 TD Paine 3 3 0 1 Hurricanes v Melb Renegades Hobart 1 Jan 2014 C Kieswetter 3 3 0 2 Heat v Melb Stars Brisbane 11 Jan 2014 RGL Carters 3 2 1 1 Syd Thunder v Melb Renegades Docklands 14 Jan 2014 C Kieswetter 3 2 1 2 Heat v Strikers Adelaide 18 Jan 2014 TD Paine 3 2 1 2 Hurricanes v Heat Hobart 23 Jan 2014 TIF Triffitt 3 3 0 2 Melb Stars v Melb Renegades Docklands 3 Jan 2015 SM Whiteman 3 1 2 2 Scorchers v Strikers Adelaide 6 Jan 2015 RGL Carters 3 3 0 1 Syd Sixers v Strikers Sydney 14 Jan 2015 PSP Handscomb 3 2 1 1 Melb Stars v Strikers Adelaide 18 Dec 2015 CD Hartley 3 3 0 1 Syd Thunder V Hurricanes Hobart 1 Jan 2016 Most catches in an innings Player Catches Inns Team Opposition Ground Match Date DT Christian 4 2 Hurricanes v Heat Hobart 22 Dec 2015 Highest partnerships by wicket Wkt Runs Partners Team Opposition Ground Match Date 1st 172 RJ Quiney, LJ Wright Melb Stars v Hurricanes Hobart 9 Jan 2012 2nd 120 CL White, BJ Hodge Melb Stars v Scorchers Perth 16 Jan 2013 3rd 141 TR Birt, OA Shah Hurricanes v Heat Brisbane 6 Jan 2012 4th 109 MEK Hussey, EJG Morgan Syd Thunder v Strikers Sydney 27 Dec 2013 5th 115 BJ Hodge, AI Ross Strikers v Melb Stars Adelaide 18 Dec 2015 6th 74 DT Christian, CJM Sabburg Heat v Melb Stars Brisbane 11 Jan 2014 7th 57 NJ Reardon, JR Hopes Heat v Scorchers Perth 8 Jan 2015 8th 56* RGL Carters, CP Tremain Syd Thunder v Melb Renegades Sydney 14 Dec 2012 9th 48 JC Silk, NM Lyon Syd Sixers v Strikers Sydney 14 Jan 2015 10th 25* NM Coulter-Nile, MA Beer Scorchers v Strikers Adelaide 31 Dec 2013 Highest match aggregates Team 1 Team 2 Runs Wkts Overs RR Ground Match Date Heat Hurricanes 419 10 39.2 10.65 Brisbane 28 Dec 2013 Hurricanes Heat 417 10 39.0 10.69 Hobart 2 Jan 2015 Scorchers Strikers 401 13 40.0 10.02 Perth 16 Jan 2014 Lowest match aggregates Team 1 Team
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