Daniel Sams put on a show at the Docklands field in Melbourne on Saturday (January 8) as Sydney Thunder crushed Melbourne Renegades in an uneven test. Sams came into bat at number 4 and accepted accountability in the last piece of the innings after Alex Hales had caused the mischief at first in the foremost half with 50 years. Sams struck eight sixes in his bang and expected to clear the rope indeed off the last movement of the innings to get to a brain blowing hundred. In any case, he sorted out some way to hit simply a four and distressingly came up short concerning the ton by just two runs. His undertakings passed on the all out past 200 and Renegades were vacillating right from the beginning in the pursuit. Gurinder Sandhu dealt with an early blow and Shaun Marsh's shown out didn't advance the circumstance to a similar token. Mohammad Hasnain and Tanveer Sangha moreover got into the go about as Renegades couldn't sort out some way to find any break. Essentially three hitters sorted out some way to contact twofold digits as the Renegades surrendered consistently by the fifteenth over, setting up just 80 on the board.