Jordan Silk produced not one but two moments of magic on Sunday as the Sixers smashed their way to a dominant eight-wicket victory against the Heat. Silk, 32, first removed Colin Munro, who had swung a shot wildly out to deep midwicket with the Sixers' star scrambling to make up ground to catch the shot.
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As the ball dropped from the air, the Tasmania batter dived to collect the shot in his hands, producing a sensational to dismiss the captain, Murphy, for nine runs. But it wasn't long after that he was called back into the action, pulling off an even more spectacular catch on the other side of the pitch to dismiss Jimmy Peirson for 24.
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Again, Silk was forced to dive to make the catch, just getting his hands under the ball, but had initally thought he hadn't collected the ball. A television match official review later confirmed that the batsman had legally made the catch, with Silk celebrating with his team-mates.
The victory means that the Sixers are now unbeaten in their opening four matches of the BBL campaign. Jordan Silk produced a simply sensational catch in the BBL to help the Sixers stay unbeaten. Silk dismissed Jimmy Peirson, just grabbing the ball with his right hand before it hit the floor.
Jordan Silk, AGAIN! 🤯The man can do no wrong in the field. How good is this catch! #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/bF4WOVIGVM. With the Gabba a sell-out for the rematch of last year's final, the 30,122 mostly home fans were kept quiet for most of the Heat innings as the Sixers bowlers turned the screws to restrict the hosts to 9-138.
