Docklands Stadium witnessed a masterclass in power hitting today as Finn Allen finally conquered the Big Bash League 2025-26, smashing a blistering maiden century for the Perth Scorchers.

For seasons, the cricketing world has known what the Kiwi dynamo is capable of, but tonight against the Melbourne Renegades, potential turned into punishment. In a high-stakes encounter where the Scorchers needed a win to cement their spot in the post-season, Allen stepped up to deliver arguably the knock of BBL|15.

Finn Allen’s 51-ball blitz rocks Docklands Stadium

Walking out with intent, Allen didn’t just nudge the ball around; he dismantled the Renegades’ attack piece by piece. Reaching his ton off just 51 deliveries, the innings was a highlight reel of clean striking.

He finished with a flurry of boundaries, tallying 8 massive sixes and 5 fours. What stood out was not just the power, but the placement. He accessed all areas of Marvel Stadium, particularly favoring the arc between long-on and deep mid-wicket, leaving the Renegades bowlers with no place to hide.

Before tonight, Allen’s highest BBL score stood at 79, a solid number but one that left fans wanting more. By crossing the three-figure mark, he has not only broken his own ceiling but has sent a warning shot to every other team remaining in the tournament.

Allen’s sizzling ton powers Perth Scorchers to a massive total

It was a chaotic session for the scorers as the Perth Scorchers finished on a commanding 219/7 after their 20 overs. Allen led the way with a magnificent 101, providing the backbone of the innings. On the other side, Sam Elliott was the standout performer for the Renegades, defying the run-fest to claim excellent figures of 4/28, ensuring the Scorchers didn’t run away completely in the death overs.

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Here’s how fans reacted:

This was something special 🙌 A sensational century from Finn Allen! #BBL15 pic.twitter.com/bWD4uZxR6f

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 15, 2026

🚨51 BALLS HUNDRED FOR FINN ALLEN IN BBL.🚨

– Allen in BBL.
100(51), 38(16), 8(5), 16(10), 11(9), 43(23), 79(38), 16(8).

– 311 runs in Last 8 innings.🔥

KKR buy Finn Allen in 2 Crore only.🥶pic.twitter.com/42wUQ0damA

— Sam (@Cricsam01) January 15, 2026

-51 balls century for our opener Finn Allen 🔥
– When no one even thought of his capabilities, I bought him at base price in IPL auctions
– I see every other team is fearing KKR now due to this storm Finn Allen 💜 pic.twitter.com/ZOkECsPDRj

— Venky Mama (@venkymama100) January 15, 2026

🚨One of the most underrated batters🚨

Finn Allen smashed a 51-ball century in the BBL. He didn’t get much recognition, but his impact on the game was massive.❤️ pic.twitter.com/k2ICBuWi5x

— MuFFatLal Bohra (@arshdeep3444) January 15, 2026

FINN ALLEN HAS GONE MAD AT THE MARVEL STADIUM!!!!

6 6 6 to the purple cap holder of BBL🤯 pic.twitter.com/cCy8XNERYN

— KKR Vibe (@KnightsVibe) January 15, 2026

Finn allen is the most destructive batter in world cricket when he is in full flow #BBL15

— Yash Rathi (@YashRathi1845) January 15, 2026

5th T20 Century for Finn Allen in 51 balls🦁🔥

Next Jos Buttler of IPL!!⏳ pic.twitter.com/u1K1InEKjl

— कट्टर INDIA समर्थक 🦁🇮🇳 ™ (@KKRWeRule) January 15, 2026

🚨 3️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ T20 SIXES for Finn Allen @FinnAllen32 @ScorchersBBL #BBL15

— JaayShaan (VaidhyaJayaShankar) (@JaayShaan) January 15, 2026

He’s 26, he’s fearless, and he goes ‘boom’ from the first ball just like Phil Salt. Why are the Black Caps keeping a weapon like Finn Allen on the sidelines#BBL pic.twitter.com/hGaISTB3JH

— Neeraj (@NeerajY00859341) January 15, 2026

Finn Allen smashed 51 ball 💯 in #bbl2025

He will play for KKR in IPL 2026 🔥pic.twitter.com/HFCeSPWUKa

— 𝙉𝙄𝙎𝙃𝘼𝙉𝙏 🏏 (@_Cric_Addicted_) January 15, 2026

🚨 A 51 BALLS HUNDRED FOR FINN ALLEN IN THIS BBL 🚨

Finn Allen smashed 101 runs from 53 balls including 5 fours and 8 sixes – Good News for KKR. 💜pic.twitter.com/LtvDimSdmM

— Tanuj (@ImTanujSingh) January 15, 2026

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