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    Home»Sports»Rain-Interrupted BBL Clash: Hurricanes Stun Stars by 3 Runs

    Rain-Interrupted BBL Clash: Hurricanes Stun Stars by 3 Runs

    Sports January 21, 20261 Min Read
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    Rain-Interrupted BBL Clash: Hurricanes Stun Stars by 3 Runs
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    Drama unfolded at Bellerive Oval as Hobart Hurricanes scraped home by 3 runs against Melbourne Stars in a rain-affected BBL knockout under Duckworth-Lewis rules. This sets up a blockbuster Challenger with Sydney Sixers on January 23.

    Toss lost, Hurricanes batted in a 10-over thriller marred by showers. Early blow: Mitchell Owen gone at 8 for 7 runs. Tim Ward (10) and Beau Webster countered with 30 runs for the second wicket.

    Webster dominated with a match-turning 47 off 26, featuring three fours and sixes. With Nikhil Chaudhary (24), he accelerated via a 37-run alliance. Stars fought via Harris Rauf (2 wickets), plus efforts from Maxwell, Curran, Stoinis, holding foes to 114-5.

    Target 115 in 10 for Stars became 85 in 7 post-rain. Thomas Rogers fell early (4). Joe Clarke’s fiery 31 (17 balls, 4×4, 1×6) ignited hopes.

    Hilton Cartwright (15*) and Maxwell (9*) blasted 15 off final 4 balls, but Riley Meredith’s brace and Owen’s wicket proved decisive. Hurricanes advance, embodying BBL’s unpredictable spirit.

    BBL 2025-26 Beau Webster Challenger Clash DLS Method Hobart Hurricanes Melbourne Stars Rain Affected Match Riley Meredith
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