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GLCS vs SOM, 83rd T20, T20 Blast 2024 summary
GLCS
196-5(19.5)
Gloucestershire won by 5 wickets 🏆
SOM
(20.0)194-6
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P'ship : 32(16)
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Well that's it from this game folks! Gloucestershire with a thrilling victory to build momentum in the South Group of the T20 Blast 2024! Join us back tomorrow as we bring you all the cricket action LIVE from around the world!
Until then, this is Anirudh Modi, signing off along with our scorer/analyst Chandan KR Singh! See you on the next one!
Until then, this is Anirudh Modi, signing off along with our scorer/analyst Chandan KR Singh! See you on the next one!
10:01 PM IST, 5:31 PM Local Time | Gloucestershire notch up a record breaking chase to defeat Somerset on their home ground by 5 wickets with a ball to spare! A wonderful turn-around after the final 5 overs of the first innings to take home the W and the points!
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to bowl first, and they were punished in the final 5 overs as Somerset smashed them for 75 runs and 32 runs off the last over to score 194/6 at the end of their 20 overs.
Tom Banton carried his bat throughout the innings to end unbeaten on 77 runs off 46 balls while he was ably supported by Ben Green who scored a quickfire 47 runs off 25 balls. Marchant de Lange was the pick of the bowlers for his figures of 2/25 from his 4 overs.
Come the chase, Gloucestershire had 195 to chase and they lost Cameron Bancroft for a 5-ball duck to fall behind in the game. Miles Hammond and James Bracey combined for the second wicket to steady the ship and keep their side in the game with a 46 run-stand.
Somerset came back with 2 wickets in quick succession to once again go ahead in this game. However, their lower middle order had other ideas. Captain Jack Taylor and Beau Webster stitched together a crucial 65 run-stand for the 4th wicket before Ben Charlesworth and Oliver Price's late innings charge ensured victory for Gloucestershire in today's encounter!
Captain Lewis Gregory was the best bowler for Somerset with the figure of 3/34 from 4 overs but despite his best efforts, he could not help Somerset to a win today.
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to bowl first, and they were punished in the final 5 overs as Somerset smashed them for 75 runs and 32 runs off the last over to score 194/6 at the end of their 20 overs.
Tom Banton carried his bat throughout the innings to end unbeaten on 77 runs off 46 balls while he was ably supported by Ben Green who scored a quickfire 47 runs off 25 balls. Marchant de Lange was the pick of the bowlers for his figures of 2/25 from his 4 overs.
Come the chase, Gloucestershire had 195 to chase and they lost Cameron Bancroft for a 5-ball duck to fall behind in the game. Miles Hammond and James Bracey combined for the second wicket to steady the ship and keep their side in the game with a 46 run-stand.
Somerset came back with 2 wickets in quick succession to once again go ahead in this game. However, their lower middle order had other ideas. Captain Jack Taylor and Beau Webster stitched together a crucial 65 run-stand for the 4th wicket before Ben Charlesworth and Oliver Price's late innings charge ensured victory for Gloucestershire in today's encounter!
Captain Lewis Gregory was the best bowler for Somerset with the figure of 3/34 from 4 overs but despite his best efforts, he could not help Somerset to a win today.
19.5 B Green to B Charlesworth
6 SIX! That's it! Charlesworth with a match winning MAXIMUM for Gloucestershire! Good length delivery, across the off stump, Charlesworth walks across and whips it over the deep square boundary to win the contest for his team!
19.4 B Green to O Price
1 Low full toss, on the off stump, drills it to long on for a single.
19.3 B Green to O Price
6 SIX! Wow! Price puts the pressure back on Somerset! Full length delivery, on the stumps, and with a full swing of the arm, Price heaves it over the deep forward square boundary for a golden MAXIMUM! 6 runs needed off 3 balls!
19.2 B Green to B Charlesworth
1 Back of a length delivery, on the stumps, pulls it to deep mid-wicket for a single. 12 runs needed off 4 balls now.
19.1 B Green to B Charlesworth
0 Green to finish things off, over the wicket, length delivery, across the off stump, pace off and Charlesworth plays and misses.
Gloucestershire need 13 runs to win off the final over!
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