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James Vince was also adjudged the Man of the Match award for his remarkable innings. The England batsman won the hearts of all fans with his power packed knock. Vince hit 14 fours and a six during his innings.

James Vince, Photo Courtesy: Twitter

The Sydney Sixers defeated Perth Scorchers by 9 wickets in the Big Bash League 2021 qualifiers on Saturday. Perth Scorchers, batting first, scored 167 runs for 6 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. In response, the Sydney Sixers easily achieved this target by losing just 1 wicket in 17 overs. James Vince emerged as the hero for the Sydney Sixers as he scored an unbeaten 98 off 53 balls for his team.

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Apart from Vince, Josh Philippi also scored 45 runs off 28 balls for Sixers. With this victory, the Sydney Sixers made it to the final of the Big Bash League for the second consecutive time. 

James Vince was also adjudged the Man of the Match award for his remarkable innings. The England batsman won the hearts of all fans with his power packed knock. Vince hit 14 fours and a six during his innings of 98 runs, with a great strike rate of 184.91., with a massive strike rate of 184.91.

BBL 2020-21: Andrew Tye denies James Vince a ton with a wide!

James Vince could have easily scored a century in this match but a wide ball from Andrew Tye stopped him from getting a hard-fought century.

Sydney Sixers needed just 1 run to win and James Vince was just 2 runs away from scoring his century. Andrew Tye, bowling the 18th over, came and bowled the first ball, a bouncer which was placed far away from Vince.

Vince, on the other hand, looked very disappointed after this, while the spectators present in the stadium were also seen hooting against Tye. However, Tye apologized to Vince for denying him a well-deserved century.

James Vince on 98* with one run needed... and then this happens! 🙈@BKTtires | #BBL10 pic.twitter.com/PBsFwrBCCA

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 30, 2021

Sydney Sixers batsman Daniel Hughes also faced hooting. In fact, when James Vince was batting on 98 runs in the 17th over, Daniel Hughes hit a boundary on the fourth ball rather than taking a single to rotate the strike. After this, fans started hooting against him.

Hughes did not score any runs from the next 3 balls after this, so that Vince could complete a century. But on the very first ball of the 18th over, Andrew Tye bowled a wide delivery and Vince could not score a century.