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DUR vs WOR, 30th T20, T20 Blast 2022 summary
WOR
138-9(20.0)
Durham won by 48 runs
DUR
(20.0)186-7
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P'ship : 11(7)
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So that's it from this game. Overall a dominating performance from Durham Dynamos brings them success against Worcestershire Rapids. I am AkshayaKrishna Polya signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Ajay Ahire who alongside our scorer/analyst Raju Khariya brought you all the live actions from this fixture. We will meet in the next game. Until then, it's cheers..!!
Akshaya: Excellent all-round performance from the hosts, Durham Dynamos as they thrash the visiting Worcestershire Rapids here by 48-runs. Durham gets their second win of the season while Worcestershire succumbs to their fourth consecutive loss.
Chasing a huge target of 187, Worcestershire were never really in the game as they lost wickets at regular intervals. The rapids lost their opener (Ed pollock) and the number three batter (Jack Haynes) inside the first two overs and then they were always behind the game.
Brett D'Oliveira and Colin Munro tried to rebuild the innings but D'Oliveira (15 off 14) lost his wicket after he was struggling to get the right timing. Colin Munro (26 off 25), Jake Libby (20 off 16), and Ben Cox (27 off 30) did contribute a bit with their innings' of mid 20's but those weren't enough as the target was way to big.
In the last few overs, Worcestershire lost wickets quickly and finished on 138/9 in their allotted 20 overs. They lost four wickets for just 18 (109-5 to 127-9). Worcestershire bowed down by 48-runs in the end.
For Durham, it was their debutant Andrew Tye (4-0-28-3) and Ben Raine (4-0-23-3), picking three wickets each. Paul Coughlin, Brydon Carse, and Scott Borthwick scalped a wicket each in support to their main wicket takers.
Earlier, Worcestershire Rapids won the toss and opted to field first. Graham Clark and Michael Jones walked out to open for Durham Dynamos. It was carnage in the powerplay and it was especially from Jones. Jones was unstoppable as he was making room to hit almost every ball. He smoked five fours and three sixes in his cracking innings off 44 from 25.
Chasing a huge target of 187, Worcestershire were never really in the game as they lost wickets at regular intervals. The rapids lost their opener (Ed pollock) and the number three batter (Jack Haynes) inside the first two overs and then they were always behind the game.
Brett D'Oliveira and Colin Munro tried to rebuild the innings but D'Oliveira (15 off 14) lost his wicket after he was struggling to get the right timing. Colin Munro (26 off 25), Jake Libby (20 off 16), and Ben Cox (27 off 30) did contribute a bit with their innings' of mid 20's but those weren't enough as the target was way to big.
In the last few overs, Worcestershire lost wickets quickly and finished on 138/9 in their allotted 20 overs. They lost four wickets for just 18 (109-5 to 127-9). Worcestershire bowed down by 48-runs in the end.
For Durham, it was their debutant Andrew Tye (4-0-28-3) and Ben Raine (4-0-23-3), picking three wickets each. Paul Coughlin, Brydon Carse, and Scott Borthwick scalped a wicket each in support to their main wicket takers.
Earlier, Worcestershire Rapids won the toss and opted to field first. Graham Clark and Michael Jones walked out to open for Durham Dynamos. It was carnage in the powerplay and it was especially from Jones. Jones was unstoppable as he was making room to hit almost every ball. He smoked five fours and three sixes in his cracking innings off 44 from 25.
After achieving a good powerplay (64/1), Durham lost a few wickets in the middle overs. They didn’t have many big partnerships as Worcestershire came back strong. Oliver Robinson (35 off 23) did his best to continue the momentum but couldn’t play for much longer.
In the end, some handy contributions via cameos from Brydon Carse (19 off 12), Ned Eckersley (20* off 10) and Ben Raine (9* off 4) took the batting side to a safe total of 186/7.
For the Rapids, Brett D’Oliveira (4-0-23-3) was the best bowler. Patrick Brown (3-0-28-2) picked two while Matthew Waite, and Charlie Morris grabbed a wicket each.
OVER 20
Worcestershire
138/9
Charlie Morris
7(4)
Patrick Brown
6(6)
Paul Coughlin
1-33(4.0)
19.6 P Coughlin to P Brown
1 Only a single this time for Brown. Coughlin runs in and bowls it on a fuller length a tad outside the off. Brown drives it towards the long-off for a single. So that's the fourth consecutive loss for Worcestershire and a good win for Durham on their home ground. As they beat the Worcestershire by 48 runs. Big win this for Durham.
19.5 P Coughlin to C Morris
1 Goes fuller in the woods. Morris drives it towards the long-on for a single.
19.4 P Coughlin to C Morris
4 FOUR!!! Straight back down the ground from the bat of Morris and that scoots away for a four here. Coughlin bowls it on a fuller length on the off. Morris cracks that one past the bowler for a four here. No chance for the mid-off fielder.
19.3 P Coughlin to P Brown
1 Again goes fuller a tad outside the off. Brown drives it towards the long-off for a only single.
19.2 P Coughlin to P Brown
2 A couple of runs this time for Brown. Fuller outside the off. Brown drives it towards the wide of long-off for a brace here.
19.1 P Coughlin to C Morris
1 Yorker length on the leg stump line. Morris digs it on the leg side for a single.
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