LOOK: Steve Smith's amazing six against Andrew Tye in the BBL|14

LOOK: Steve Smith’s amazing six against Andrew Tye in the BBL|14

Article Updated On:

January 11 2025

Published On:

January 11 2025

In the 30th match of the Big Bash League (BBL) 14 between Sydney Sixers and Perth Scorchersheld at the Sydney Cricket Ground, the Sydney Sixers’ star batsman Steve Smith He starred in one of the most memorable moments of the game with an extraordinary shot that left the fans amazed.

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The Steve Smith Masterclass

The action took place during the Sydney Sixers’ fifteenth inning when Andrew Tye of Perth Scorchers was bowling. Tye bowled an over-pitched ball just outside off stump, and Smith, with impeccable timing and finesse, opened his bat face at the last moment, expertly guiding the ball over deep point and back for a magnificent 74-metre six. It was a truly remarkable shot, one that looked deceptively easy but was, in fact, a very difficult shot to execute. The crowd erupted as Smith showed his class and control, producing a shot that perfectly encapsulated his batting brilliance.

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“Photo of the night!”
How cool is this from Steve Smith! #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/tdRqZf07Yn
— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 11, 2025

In the Sixers’ innings, Smith’s batting was nothing short of astonishing. The opener showed his exceptional skill and composure by scoring an impressive 121 off just 64 balls. His knock included 10 fours and seven sixes, hitting the ball at an impressive strike rate of 189.06. Smith’s powerful hitting and consistent stroke play set the tone for the match, and he remained undefeated, leading his team to a dominant total. This century was Smith’s third in the Big Bash League, making him the joint record holder for most centuries in the tournament’s history, tied with Ben McDermott.

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The Sydney Sixers set themselves a huge goal

The Sydney Sixers, who were asked to bat first, posted a commanding total of 220/3 in the allotted 20 overs. Along with Smith’s sensational strike, the Sixers’ total was bolstered by a valuable contribution from their captain, Moisés Henriques. Henriques, playing an important supporting role, scored 46 quick runs off 28 balls, including 6 fours and 2 sixes. Henriques’ innings proved crucial in accelerating the run rate, adding depth to the team’s total.