In an electrified moment from Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 season, Sydney Sixers' Ben Dwarshuis unleashed a massive six that left fans and commentators in awe during the 02 match against Melbourne Renegades at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).

Ben Dwarshuis smashes a huge six

The incident happened in the 18th match when Will Sutherlandbowling for Renegade, delivered a full ball on middle and leg. Dwarshuis, known for his explosive lower-order hitting, took full advantage. Clearing his front leg, he connected with the ball in such a way that it soared towards deep mid-wicket, landing on the roof Bill O'Reilly Stand – a feat measured at an incredible 108 meters.

This six wasn't just about distance; it was the sheer power behind the shot that had everyone talking. The ball, if not obstructed by the roof, seemed destined to leave the stadium, showing Dwarshuis's extraordinary power and timing. Cheers erupted from the crowd as the ball hit the metal roof before collapsing, a testament to what could be one of the longest sixes in BBL history.

Here is the video:

BIG BEN 🤯

Ben Dwarshuis may have just hit the biggest six of the summer! #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/RCft5DkEKT

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) December 16, 2024

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Tim Seifert leads the Melbourne Renegades to a respectable total

The Outlaws, batting first, managed a competitive 169/7 in their 20 overs, largely thanks to a debut fifty from Tim Seifert, who scored 55, and an unbeaten knock of 36 from captain Sutherland. Despite a solid start with the openers Jake Fraser-McGurk and Josh BrownThe Renegades couldn't capitalize on their early momentum.

The chase of the Sydney Sixers and the highlight of Dvarshuis

The Sixers responded with an aggressive chase, powered by the unbeaten 53 captain Moises Henriques. The power play was explosive, with the Sixers racing to 44/1 in the first four overs, setting the stage for their victory. The defining moment of the match came in the 18th over when Dwarshuis hit a colossal six off Sutherland, which not only added to the scoreboard but also electrified the crowd. In the end, the Sixers chased down the target with 5 wickets in hand and 9 balls to spare, kicking off their BBL campaign with a win that will be remembered for Dwarshuis' monster knock.

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