06/07/2025
Everyone says Josh Hazelwood never lost in finals... But no one says, what he contributed in finals....
CLT20 2012 Finals
He bowled 4 overs, taking 3 wickets for 22 runs (3/22). His key dismissals included Quinton de K**k, Neil McKenzie, and Thami Tsolekile, significantly contributing to restricting the Lions to 121/10. Hazlewood’s disciplined bowling was pivotal in the Sixers’ 10-wicket victory, securing the CLT20 title.
CWC 2015 Finals
He bowled 8 overs, conceding 30 runs, and did not take any wickets (0/30). Despite not taking wickets, his tight bowling, including a two maiden over, helped maintain pressure on New Zealand's batting lineup, contributing to Australia's dominant 7-wicket victory.
BBL 2019-20 Finals
He bowled 4 overs, conceding 18 runs, and took 1 wicket. His economical spell, combined with his disciplined line and length, was part of the Sixers' dominant bowling effort, restricting the Stars to 97/6 while defending a modest total of 116/5. Hazlewood's contribution helped the Sixers secure a 19-run victory and the BBL|09 title.
IPL 2021 Finals
He bowled 4 overs, conceding 29 runs and taking 2 wickets (2/29), dismissing key KKR batsmen Venkatesh Iyer and Shubman Gill. His disciplined bowling, maintaining an economy rate of 7.25, contributed to CSK's 27-run victory
T20 WC 2021 finals
He bowled 4 overs, conceding 16 runs and taking 3 wickets (3/16), including the key scalp of New Zealand captain Kane Williamson with a leg-cutter. His economical spell, with an economy rate of 4.00, was crucial in restricting New Zealand to 172/4, setting up Australia’s 8-wicket victory and their first T20 World Cup title. Hazlewood’s performance was highlighted for its precision and impact in the powerplay, despite dropping Williamson earlier in the match.
2023 Cricket World Cup final
Josh Hazlewood played for Australia against India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on November 19, 2023. He bowled 7 overs, conceding 38 runs and taking 2 wickets (2/38), including the dismissals of Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Siraj. His disciplined bowling, alongside Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc, helped restrict India to 240/10, setting the stage for Australia’s 6-wicket victory and their sixth ODI World Cup title. Hazlewood’s ability to maintain tight lines and exploit the pitch’s variable bounce was crucial in the high-pressure match.
Josh Hazelwood ❤️ The Game Changer 😎
