Renegades edge Hurricanes after no-ball drama in final over
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 12:28 PM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026
The Melbourne Renegades secured a thrilling last-ball victory against the Hobart Hurricanes at an unspecified venue on November 4. With the match poised for a Super Over, replays showed that wicketkeeper Lee had taken the ball just in front of the stumps, resulting in a no-ball call. This ruled in favor of the Renegades, altering the expected outcome of the match. The game has drawn significant attention due to its dramatic conclusion and controversies surrounding the no-ball decision.
- •Match took place on November 4 between Renegades and Hurricanes
- •Wicketkeeper Lee’s no-ball led to the Renegades' victory
- •Super Over was anticipated before the no-ball was called
- •The dramatic finish highlights ongoing discussions about umpiring decisions
- 12:28 PMESPNcricinfo — No-ball drama hands Renegades last-ball win against Hurricanes
"The players readied for a Super Over finish, but replays showed wicketkeeper Lee had taken the ball just in front of the stumps, leading to a no-ball and a Renegades victory
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