Grace Harris hits record score as Brisbane Heat beat Perth Scorchers | Female batsman Grace Harris played a shot, the bat broke and the ball went beyond the boundary.

Grace Harris scored a century in WBBL. She scored 136 runs in 59 balls, which is the highest individual score in the Women’s Big Bash League.

In the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL), Australia’s Grace Harris hit a six with a broken bat. All-rounder Harris plays for Brisbane Heat in the WBBL. In the 14th over of the first innings of the match, Harris hit a shot at long on. His bat separated into two pieces, but the ball went out of the boundary.

On Sunday, a match was played between Perth Scorchers and Brisbane Heat in WBBL. Which Brisbane won by 50 runs.

I knew the bat was broken – Harris
After the match, Harris said, I knew the bat was broken, but by then it was too late. I heard the crack of the bat during the bowler’s run up. I thought the bat was not completely broken. So I played the shot and in the end the bat broke and the ball went for six runs also.

Harris was seen laughing after taking the shot. He picked up his broken bat and ordered a new one.

I will name the bat after the burger.
Harris named his broken bat after Burger. The name of this bat is going to be either McCrispy or McSpicy, Harris said. But I’m definitely keeping this bat with me. I will get the handle back on this bat and it will be fine again.

Also made the highest score of WBBL
Harris also set a record for the highest individual score in WBBL history, scoring 136 not out from 59 balls. Before them, Ashley Gardner and Smriti Mandhana had scored 114 runs.

Harris left behind the joint record of highest individual score of Ashley Gardner and Smriti Mandhana.

Brisbane Heat won thanks to Harris’ century
Thanks to Harris’s century, Brisbane Heat scored 229 runs in the first innings, losing 7 wickets in 20 overs. In reply, Perth Scorchers could score only 179 runs in 20 overs. Heat won by 50 runs.