Perth Scorchers vs Sydney Sixers, Final, Big Bash League 2025-26 - Player Highlights

Sean Abbott to Turner, no run, driven towards cover by Turner

Sean Abbott to Turner, 2 runs, drifting on the pads, Turner flicks it towards deep backward square leg for a couple of runs

Sean Abbott to Turner, no run, banged in short by Sean Abbott, Turner goes for a pull, mistimes it towards mid-on

Sean Abbott to Turner, no run, mistimes this towards backward point as he goes for a cut

Sean Abbott to Turner, no run, back of a length outside off, steered into the off-side by Turner

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, out Caught by Mitchell Starc!! End of a fine knock by Mitchell Marsh. A length delivery around middle and leg, Mitchell Marsh looks to flick it away and the top edge flies straight into the safe mitts of Mitchell Starc at third man. He walks back to a standing ovation from the Perth crowd. His teammates welcome him back with a round of applause in the dugout. Only 15 more runs required in 29 balls. Mitchell Marsh c Mitchell Starc b Sean Abbott 44(43) [4s-4 6s-2]

Sean Abbott to Josh Inglis, 1 run, back of a length around middle and leg, Josh Inglis clips it towards the leg-side with soft hands. Perth Scorchers need 45 runs in 60 balls

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, leg byes, 1 run, back of a length delivery around off, Mitchell Marsh looks to defend, but the ball nips away and flicks the pads as it rolls towards third man

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, length delivery around middle and leg, Mitchell Marsh knocks it down the pitch

Sean Abbott to Josh Inglis, 1 run, on the shorter side outside off, Josh Inglis arches back and guides it to third man

Sean Abbott to Josh Inglis, no run, on a length around middle and leg, knocked down the pitch by Josh Inglis

Sean Abbott to Hardie, out Caught by Josh Philippe!! Abbott comes back and strikes! Hardie departs cheaply. Sixers just hanging in there. Good length ball around off, Hardie makes room and looks to drive, gets an outside edge and Philippe takes a simple catch. Wickets in successive overs for the Sixers but the asking rate is below 5 and there's plenty of batting to come. Hardie c Josh Philippe b Sean Abbott 5(5) [4s-1]

Sean Abbott to Finn Allen, 1 run, full delivery on off, Allen eases it in front of long-on and retains strike

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, 1 run, too straight - on off and middle, Marsh flicks it through mid-wicket

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, back of a length close to off, Marsh knocks it to cover

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, SIX, he's so good on the pull shot. Very small margin for error when you bowl short. Marsh is quick to pick that length, rocks onto the back foot and nails the pull flat over deep square leg

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, good length ball on off, Marsh stays back and turns it to mid-wicket

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, back of a length delivery, Marsh rides the bounce and pats it to backward point

Sean Abbott to Finn Allen, 1 run, back of a length delivery, Allen knocks it with soft hands to the off-side and crosses over

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, leg byes, 1 run, Sixers lose a review. They got the pad thing right. The two sounds was ball hitting the front and back pad. Marsh prods forward and plays down the wrong line, the ball beats the inside edge and brushes the front flap and then the back pad, rolls to square leg and the pair cross over. Abbott pleads in his appeal but the umpire got it spot on. The ball was missing leg-stump as per ball-tracking..

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, good length ball on off, Marsh gets behind the line and defends it back

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, short of length outside off, Marsh rides thre bounce and punches to cover-point

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, no run, back of a length outside off, Marsh lifts his bat and lets it go

Sean Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, SIX, well, well, well! Marsh wastes no time. Short of length delivery and Marsh loves it there, quickly gets into position and nails the pull in front of square. There was deep square leg in place but he could only watch the ball sail over