Watch: Cameron Boyce luggage historic double hat-trick in BBL

A day after Cameron Boyce’s was advised that this might be his final season with the Melbourne Renegades, the leg-spinner claimed a double hat-trick and a five-wicket haul, however his effort went in useless as Sydney Thunder sneaked out a slender one-run win in a Big Bash League (BBL) match on the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

We nonetheless cannot consider this occurred!! A double hattie from Cameron Boyce!! #BBL11 pic.twitter.com/fQWsFakSnx
— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 19, 2022
Boyce, who solely returned to the Renegades facet for his or her final 4 matches after lacking all of BBL with well being issues, claimed 10 wickets this season to complete third on the membership’s season tally and transfer as much as second on their all-time wickets record with 40 from 34 matches.
Melbourne Renengades skipper Aaron Finch win the toss and opted to area.
The Thunder raced out of the blocks, with Alex Hales (44 off 22) and Usman Khawaja (77 off 51) combining for an 80-run partnership.

Cameron Boyce offered the much-nneded breakthrough as he was capable of break the opening stand of Hales and Khawaja, with the Englishman Hales holding out to deep mid-off.
Boyce then went on a rampage, catching Jason Sangha out of his crease with a stunning, flighted supply, and claiming two lbws in consecutive deliveries.
Everything Boyce touched turned to gold, as he was capable of run out Ben Cutting along with his fingertips off his personal bowling. The 32-year-old additionally grew to become the primary bowler in BBL historical past to take 4 wickets in 4 balls,

Zak Evans and Josh Lalor picked up one wicket apiece on the loss of life, because the Thunder managed to publish 8-170.
The Renegades then went to work with the bat, with Aaron Finch persevering with his excellent vein of kind, hitting 82 runs from 64 balls.
Finch was joined by Indian Unmukt Chand (29 off 22) for a powerful 68-run partnership.

Requiring 47 runs off 30 balls, Jono Merlo (15 off 9) got here to the crease and confirmed off some expansive and efficient stroke play.
However, late wickets for the Thunder clawed again momentum. When Will Sutherland arrived out within the center, 9 runs have been required from three balls.

Sutherland heaved an enormous six, swinging again momentum within the Renegades favour.
Two runs have been wanted off the final ball, as Gurinder Sandhu held his nerve to see the Thunder edge out the Renegades by a run.