Watch: Beau Webster smashes 105-meter six during BBL 2025/26 against Brisbane Heat
The premier all-rounder of the Australian side, Beau Webster, has smashed a massive six of 105-meters which landed on the roof against the Brisbane Heat during the 2025/26 season of the BBL.
Fresh from his Ashes 2025/26 series victory, Beau Webster turns up for the Hobart Hurricanes against the Brisbane Heat at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. In the chase of 161 runs, the home side’s opening batter, Tim Ward, went back to the dressing room in the opening over before Webster showed his muscle against Xavier Bartlett on the second ball of the second over of the chase.
During the BBL 2025/26game, Webster came down the track and made room outside the before pulling the back of the length delivery over the wide long on as it sailed over the roof for a massive 105m massive six, which forced the umpire to bring a replacement delivery. Two months later, the right-handed batter flicked away the low full-toss into the deep square leg region for a boundary.
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He celebrated a decent score of 51 runs in 43 balls with the help of five boundaries and one six at a strike rate of 118.6. That was an important shot from the Tasmania batter to break the shackles as the pressure started to mount over the Hurricanes, with the runs not coming.
Beau Webster nails 105-meter six on roof in BBL 2025/26
In the first innings of the clash, Brisbane Heat made their way to 160 for the loss of eight wickets in their allotted 20 overs, with the number three batter, Nathan McSweeney, being the leading run-getter individually with 49 runs in 32 deliveries at a strike rate of more than 150, thanks to his seven boundaries.
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Riley Meredith finished with three wickets while captain Nathan Ellis and Rishad Hossain picked up two wickets apiece. It was expected to be a tough chase for the Hurricanes with the surface getting tough in the second innings.
Apart from Webster's 50, Ben McDermott got 59 runs in 36 deliveries at a rate of 163.89, thanks to his three boundaries and as many over boundaries. However, their middle order could not contribute at all, which saw the Brisbane Heat earn a victory by three runs to make their way to the fourth position of the points table.
Brief Scores: Brisbane Heat 160/8 (Nathan McSweeney 49, Matt Renshaw 37, Riley Meredith 3/40) beat Hobart Hurricanes 157/8 (Ben McDermott 59, Xavier Bartlett 3/44) by 3 runs.
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