WBBL 2024 [WATCH]: Megan Schutt shatters Danni Wyatt-Hodge’s stumps with a spectacular inswinger

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Megan Schutt bowls a stunner to dismiss Danni-Wyatt Hodge
- Here’s the video
Hobart Hurricanes stellar win against Adelaide strikers

Megan Schutt has firmly established herself as one of the leading figures in women’s cricket, particularly in the realm of T20s. With her remarkable ability to swing the ball and her strategic bowling variations, she has become a formidable opponent for batters worldwide. As of the WBBL 2024 season, Schutt holds the title of the highest wicket-taker in the history of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL), amassing an impressive tally that underscores her skill and consistency.

In the recent encounter between the Hobart Hurricanes Women and the Adelaide Strikers Women during the WBBL 2024, Schutt delivered a spectacular inswinger that sent shockwaves through the stadium.

Megan Schutt bowls a stunner to dismiss Danni-Wyatt Hodge

On the last ball of the first over, Schutt bowled a delivery that pitched on a good length outside the off stump. As it swung back in, it pierced through the gap between Danni Wyatt-Hodge‘s bat and pads, demolishing her off stump and leaving her dismissed for a golden duck. This remarkable moment not only showcased Schutt’s exceptional skill but also set the tone for an exhilarating match.

Also READ: WATCH: Lizelle Lee breaks her bat with a no-look six in HBH vs ADS clash

Here’s the video:

"Megan Schutt at her best."
Danni Wyatt-Hodge's #WBBL10 campaign finishes with a golden duck! pic.twitter.com/vo1M6GG6ta
— Weber Women's Big Bash League (@WBBL) November 13, 2024

Hobart Hurricanes stellar win against Adelaide strikers

The match took place at Bellerive Oval in Hobart, where the Hobart Hurricanes Women put on an impressive batting display. They scored a formidable 191 runs for the loss of just two wickets in their 20 overs, with Lizelle Lee leading the charge with a consecutive stunning century, scoring 103 runs off 59 balls. Her explosive innings included 13 fours and 4 sixes, propelling the Hurricanes to a commanding total. Alongside her, Nicola Carey contributed significantly with a well-played 64 runs off 46 balls.

In response, the Adelaide Strikers Women struggled to keep up with the required run rate. Despite a promising start from Smriti Mandhana, who scored 51 runs off 32 balls, they ultimately fell short, managing only 163 runs for three wickets in their allotted overs. The Strikers’ innings was marked by solid performances from Laura Wolvaardt, who remained not out on 63 runs. However, failing to make a move by Strikers over Schutt’s early breakthrough in the initial phase of the game did became the reason for chasing a big total and losing the match by 28 runs. Hobart Hurricanes after secured their top position in the tournament with this convincing victory.