SCO vs SIX Live Score

12:22 PM IST The victorious captain of Perth Scorchers, ASHTON TURNER, now walks up for a chat, beaming with pride and a broad smile. He describes the moment as pretty surreal, reflecting on the last ten months of preparation and planning. He says being able to execute their plans over the past week and cap it off with a trophy is incredibly satisfying. Turner thanks the players who missed out, the support staff, coaching staff, management, the Western Australia Cricket executive and board, and the fans, noting that they have set a record for the largest crowd ever to attend a cricket game in Western Australia. Turner expresses deep respect for the Sixers as a club, noting that their values resonate with his team. He also congratulates Moises and Greg on their season and adds that there is no doubt this will not be the last time they face off.

12:22 PM IST It is time now for the match officials to step forward and collect their mementoes. And now the spotlight shifts to the Perth Scorchers squad as they line up to receive their winners’ medals. Mitchell Marsh is the first one to collect his medal, with Ashton Turner being the last one to collect his.

12:20 PM IST And at last, the moment of triumph arrives. Ashton Turner steps forward to lift the Big Bash League trophy. He then rejoins his teammates, who are all eyes and smiles, eagerly waiting for their skipper to pose for the commemorative photographs. With that, the curtains come down on the fifteenth season of the BBL. The Perth Scorchers emerge victorious once again, claiming their sixth title and reinforcing why they are rightly hailed as the most successful franchise in the history of this competition. Well then, it’s a wrap. We hope you have enjoyed riding along with us through every twist, turn, and thrilling moment. Here’s to the memories made, the records broken, and the stories that will be talked about until the next season lights up our screens once more. For now, we signoff, only to meet for the next time. Take care, stay safe, and enjoy the cricketing action from elsewhere. Cheers!

12:12 PM IST The captain of the Sydney Sixers, MOISES HENRIQUES, walks up for a chat now. Henriques admits it hurts, especially after having big plans to silence the Perth crowd, but concedes they simply weren’t good enough on the night. It is received with boos by the Perth fans. He describes it as an amazing atmosphere to be part of and congratulates Ashton Turner and his side for a deserved win. He calls it an absolute privilege to lead the team, adding that the group makes his job as captain incredibly easy. Moises gives a special shoutout to all those who missed out on playing time. He finishes by thanking the coaching staff and sponsors for their support throughout the campaign

12:11 PM IST DAVID PAYNE is the PLAYER OF THE FINAL for his exceptional bowling figures of 3/18 in 4 overs. He says it is hard to put his emotions into words. He says he is feeling elated for the Perth fans, crediting them for turning up in big numbers and helping create a final worthy of the occasion. He also praises his teammates, calling them awesome once again, and admits the moment still hasn’t sunk in, though he is sure it will with time. Reflecting on his performance, Payne says it feels nervous initially, but landing a couple of good deliveries helps settle the nerves. He adds that these are the moments you want to step up and perform, and says he is glad he was able to do so in the finale.

12:10 PM IST Next up, it is the young and emerging MAHLI BEARDMAN, who is up for a chat. He says that it still hasn't sunk in, but mentions that the experience feels absolutely incredible and admits it still hasn’t sunk in. He points out that playing in front of a crowd of over 50,000 is extremely loud and describes it as special to win with this group. On a personal level, he feels he has had an okay tournament, but says watching the team grow together has been amazing, with some of the experienced players making a huge impact. Beardman shares that losing key players like Jason Behrendorff and Andrew Tye made the journey challenging, which makes the way the group has evolved even more incredible. He admits that he is still far from being a superstar, but describes the environment as incredible to be part of. He adds that having Jhye Richardson return has been a huge boost, calling him his mentor. Looking ahead, he says he is really excited about what the next few seasons hold.