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Scorchers' Allen blasts Renegades to secure finals spot
Finn Allen scored 101 off 53 balls with eight sixes and five fours, helping the Scorchers post 7-219 and secure a finals spot with a 50-run victory.
- On Thursday, Perth Scorchers opener Finn Allen scored 101 off 53 to steer Perth to-219 at Marvel Stadium, powering a 50-run win and finals berth.
- History favoured the chase at Marvel Stadium, where the Melbourne Renegades won the toss and chose to bowl, but the Perth Scorchers top order kept momentum through heavy boundary hitting.
- Renegades hitters produced sparks with Jake Fraser-McGurk and Tim Seifert, but Melbourne Renegades total 169/7 despite Sam Elliott's 4-28 and Adam Zampa's 1-31.
- The win sets up a Saturday showdown with the Melbourne Stars at Optus Stadium, with Perth Scorchers moving into second on net run rate for top-two playoff implications.
- A hamstring scare for Finn Allen and a blow to Mitch Marsh's heel raised doubts as both missed fielding, while Harry Dixon was hospitalised for precautionary assessment after a neck strike.
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