PS vs SS | Twitter admires Allen’s guts as batter shows all stumps before scooping Starc for maximum

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Batters often show respect when they face off against premier pacers, but Finn Allen had no qualms about taking on Mitchell Starc during the BBL Qualifier against Sydney Sixers. The Perth Scorchers opener showed all three stumps before scooping him over the keeper’s head for an unbelievable six.

‌Perth Scorchers started indifferently after being put in to bat in their Big Bash League Qualifier against Sydney Sixers at Perth Stadium on Tuesday. The otherwise explosive opening duo of Mitchell Marsh and Finn Allen looked scratchy, with just one boundary coming in the first three overs.

The new ball duo of Sean Abbott and Mitchell Starc were accurate, with the latter sending back Marsh in his second over. With the score reading just 18 after the first three balls of the fourth, Allen broke the shackles with an audacious shot that caught Starc by surprise.

The New Zealand batter expected the left-arm pacer to hit a length outside off-stump and moved across in anticipation just before the ball was delivered. And the Aussie pacer pitched the white rock right where Allen wanted it to, with the batter using the pace and scooping it over the wicketkeeper’s head.

He converted his willow into an ad-hoc hockey stick before directing the delivery for a whopping 80-metre six behind the stumps. He broke the shackles and caught Starc by surprise, as the shell-shocked bowler walked back to his mark with a helpless smile.

Twitter was in awe of Allen’s courage and guts as the batter showed his timber to one of the deadliest bowlers in world cricket before shocking him with an out-of-the-box hit.

What a shot!

Yeah!

Blast!

Beast mode!

Freaky Allen!

Great shot!

1-0!

On fire!

Well playing!

80 m!

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