Seattle Orcas’ star batter, Shimron Hetmyer, has once again reminded the cricketing world why he is considered one of the most explosive finishers in T20 cricket. Just a day after securing a thrilling last-ball victory against MI New York, Hetmyer delivered another breathtaking performance, leading the Orcas to a five-wicket win over the Los Angeles Knight Riders—**with just one ball remaining**.
**Challenging Chase Turned Triumph**
Faced with a daunting target of 203 runs, the Orcas found themselves in dire straits, losing wickets at crucial moments. However, Hetmyer exhibited remarkable poise, finishing the game in spectacular fashion with an unbeaten 64 runs off just 26 deliveries. His innings, which featured four boundaries and an astounding six sixes, was played at a jaw-dropping strike rate of **246.15**. As a result, he was rightfully named **Player of the Match** once again.
**Revisiting His Last-Ball Heroics**
Hetmyer’s remarkable form isn’t new; just the previous day, he had left MI New York reeling with a brilliant **unbeaten knock of 97 runs off 40 balls** while chasing a colossal target of 238 runs. That incredible performance included five fours and nine sixes, and he struck the winning six off the last ball bowled by Kieron Pollard—**an electrifying finish** that sealed a thrilling three-wicket triumph.
**The Rise of Seattle’s MVP**
With back-to-back explosive innings, Hetmyer is undeniably becoming **Seattle’s most valuable player** this season. His ability to consistently deliver under pressure is elevating the Orcas’ performance and instilling confidence in his teammates.
**Reflections Post-Match**
During the post-match presentation, Hetmyer expressed his mixed feelings, saying, “**Tired. Very, very tired.** Thankful we could get across the line. Hopefully, we can continue doing this.” He acknowledged the team’s dynamic, adding, “Once we have a decent enough start, it makes it easier for the guys lower down, and I can just go out and bat with a clear mind. Really happy with where my game is at. My leg? A little bit of a worry, but I will get it looked at in a couple of days’ time.”
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