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Champions, again! Scorchers claim sixth BBL title

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By Jack Paynter Verified
| perthscorchers.com.au
After skittling the Sixers for 132 in their 20 overs, Australian T20 captain Mitch Marsh crashed the first ball of the run chase over the square leg rope and the Scorchers never looked back. Marsh slammed a further five boundaries in his 44 from 43 balls as he and Kiwi blaster Finn Allen (36) took the home side to the cusp of victory with an opening stand of 80.
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Scorchers stifle Sixers to seal BBL|15 Final spot, hosting rights

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By Jack Paynter Verified
| perthscorchers.com.au
Not even a solo act from Australian star Steve Smith could stop Beardman (3-20) bringing more than 30,000 Scorchers fans to life as his three wickets also secured hosting rights for next Sunday's decider at Optus Stadium. Set 148 to win the Qualifier after a superb bowling effort restricted the Scorchers' powerful batting line-up on their home deck, the Sixers run chase began disastrously as Cooper Connolly had Pakistan star Babar Azam stumped second ball.
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Paris follows Boland from Hurricanes to Stars

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By Jack Paynter Verified, Josh Schonafinger Verified
| Cricket Australia Verified
West Australian quick Joel Paris has followed Australian Test star Scott Boland from Hobart to Melbourne in another boost for the Stars pace attack in KFC BBL|13. The dual Marsh Sheffield Shield winner has consistently been one of the country’s best bowlers with the red ball since his debut in 2015 but has struggled to replicate that same potency in the shortest format.
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