Finn Allen is a New Zealand cricketer, and he currently plays for Major League Cricket (MLC). We will discuss Finn Allen last 10 Innings, taking into account his recent match. He is representing the San Francisco Unicorns in the MLC. Finn played his inaugural MLC match of the season against Washington Freedom at the Oakland Coliseum, California, on 12 June 2025. He is also reported to have broken records on the international level as well as in the Major League Cricket.
Even though he is an international cricketer with the New Zealand cricket team, he will not be playing for NZ’s national matches. Finn declined New Zealand Cricket’s international contract in August 2024 to concentrate on international franchise cricket games.
His recent international match was the T20 series against Pakistan. He performed average, apart from the third T20, in which he was ducked out within three balls.
Finn Allen’s Last 10 Innings Performance Breakdown
Finn Allen played his tenth inning in Major League Cricket (MLC). In his first match for the San Francisco Unicorns against the Washington Freedom, he managed to break two records in the same T20 inning. This was his first and most memorable career match in the MLC and overall cricket.
Finn scored 151 runs off 51 balls and broke Chris Gayle’s record of 150 runs. This record included 19 sixes, and this is a new record of sixes achieved by an individual in a T20 inning. It took Finn one inning to add his name to the record of the history of cricket.
Before the MLC, he was playing in the Pakistan Super League 2025, as an opening batsman for the Quetta Gladiators alongside his partner Saud Shakeel. Throughout the league, his performance was between sensational and poor.
9th Inning – 25 May 2025
His PSL season ended with a loss in the finals. His 12-run contribution against Lahore Qalandars was disappointing considering his last inning. Losing his wicket at such low runs was one of the many reasons why Quetta Gladiators lost the finals.
8th Inning – 21 May 2025
In the playoff stage of PSL 2025, Finn Allen reminded everyone why he was chosen to be their opening batsman. With his attacking style against Islamabad United, he scored 41 off 27 balls. His explosive batting skills pushed the team directly to the finals.
7th Inning – 7 May 2025
Finn skipped his game against Multan Sultans. Nevertheless, he did feature in the last game against Islamabad United. There was not much to do as he got run out after scoring five runs from four balls because of his single four.
6th Inning – 3 May 2025
The game was between Islamabad United and Quetta Gladiators, and Quetta was running after a score of 157 runs. Finn made a total of 20 runs in 13 balls with an end score of 159 at a strike rate of 153.85. His contribution consisted of two fours and a single six.
5th Inning – 29 April 2025
Finn Allen and Saud Shakeel took the second innings of the Quetta Gladiators. The game was already over when the playoff was still going on. With 89 runs to chase, these two openers ended the match in no time, within 6.5 overs. Finn scored the most runs in the match with 45 runs from a mere 21 balls, at a strike rate of 214.29, playing two fours and five sixes.
4th Inning – 27 April 2025
PSL match between Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators. For the batting team, it was an average performance since not all the batsmen were at their best. The best score was by Finn, with a very good strike rate among others and an average strike rate of 193.75. He played 16 balls and scored 31 runs.
3rd Inning – 25 April 2025
This was Finn’s worst work in his previous 10 innings. Though his team defeated the Karachi Kings, Finn was ducked out by Hasan Ali off the first ball. He was just as good as not being present on the team.
2nd Inning – 18 April 2025
Yet another game against Karachi Kings and yet another below-par performance from Finn Allen. He scored one six off three balls and got caught before trudging back to the pavilion, dejected. The Quetta Gladiators lost the game to the Karachi Kings by 56 runs.
1st Inning – 13 April 2025
It was the fourth game of the PSL and the second for both Quetta Gladiators and Lahore Qalandars. The top three batsmen of the QG were sent back after playing three balls. After Saud Shakeel scored a run and Hasan Nawaz scored a run, both were sent back. Finn Allen was ducked and did not make any runs.