A clinical presentation by the bowling assault assisted Renegades with winning in the Melbourne derby on Monday (January 3) at the MCG. In a serene challenge with the two groups battling for a main four spot, the runs evaporated at the MCG with the Stars setting up just 126 on the board. In answer, Renegades faltered for a reasonable piece prior to taking care of business. Captain Nic Maddinson carried himself into the assault right off the bat in the challenge and the move paid off as he struck first blow in the third finished. He struck again in progressive overs later on to disable the Stars batting setup and that opened the conduits for Reece Topley to make further forward leaps. The risky Glenn Maxwell left in the tenth over and Kane Richardson then, at that point, went through the lower center request. Just Hilton Cartwright figured out how to set up a battle as he hauled his side beyond 120. An objective of 127 never had all the earmarks of being enough considering the manner in which the accomplished heads of Aaron Finch and Shaun Marsh managed the circumstance. Their 50 years stand seemed to make it an uneven pursue before the Stars tore their direction back. In about three overs, Renegades lost Finch for 50, Marsh for 21 and Maddinson for 4. To exacerbate the situation, Haris Rauf fortified Mohammad Nabi first ball to turn the challenge around as the Renegades actually required 36 to win, having lost a large portion of their side. Be that as it may, Mackenzie Harvey and James Seymour didn't freeze and batted with alert to see their side home with two overs to save. Brief scores: Melbourne Stars 126 in 20 overs (Hilton Cartwright 41, Travis Dean 32; Nic Maddinson 3-20, Kane Richardson 3-24) lost to Melbourne Renegades 129/5 in 18 overs (Aaron Finch 50, Mackenzie Harvey 23*; Tom O'Connell 2-11) by 5 wickets