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STATS: DOLPHINS V PERTH SCORCHERS - DOL vs PER | CLT20 2014

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2 Number of wickets Joel Paris took in his first over (victims- Morne van Wyk and Cody Chetty). Interestingly, he had also taken two wickets in his first over in CLT20 last year against Otago Volts dismissing Hamish Rutherford and Brendon McCullum off successive deliveries.  ( Also Read:  MATCH REPORT : M4 – DOLPHINS V PERTH SCORCHERS ) 3 Number of times three batsmen scored 40 (or more) in a team innings in CLT20 history. Perth Scorchers joined Kolkata Knight Riders (v Royal Challengers Bangalore, Bengaluru, 2011) and Otago Volts (v Perth Scorchers, Jaipur, 2013) 6 Number of times a chasing side has reached the winning target off the last ball of the match in CLT20 matches (excluding Qualifiers). 16 Runs scored by Perth Scorchers batsmen in the 20th over of their innings – most a chasing side has scored to win in 20th over in CLT20 history. 46 Runs scored by Dolphins in powerplay overs. In CLT20 history only one side has scored more runs in powerplay overs while losing ...

DOLPHINS V PERTH SCORCHERS - CLT20 2014 | DOL vs PER

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In a sensational contest at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium in Mohali, Mitchell Marsh hit a six off the last ball of the match to lead the Perth Scorchers to a thrilling six-wicket win over the Dolphins in Match 4 of the Oppo CLT20 2014. The Dolphins had posted 164-7 batting first, banking on their strength of being able to defend well. After some sensible batting from the Perth Scorchers’ batsmen right through the innings, it needed two spectacular hits from Marsh – off the last final two deliveries – to wrest the match from the grasp of the Dolphins right at the finish line. ( Also Read:  QUICK STATS: M4 - DOLPHINS V PERTH SCORCHERS ) Marsh, who walked in to bat just before the half-way stage of the run-chase, had scored 27 from 23 balls before the start of the final over, at which stage his team needed 16 runs from six deliveries. Ashton Agar was dismissed off the second ball of the final over when his scoop landed in the hands of short fine-leg. Ashton Turner picked...