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GLM vs SUS, 17th T20, T20 Blast 2024 summary
SUS
158-6(20.0)
Glamorgan won by 25 runs 🏆
GLM
(20.0)183-7
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P'ship : 38(16)
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That brings the curtains on our live coverage of this Vitality Blast T20 game between Glamorgan and Sussex! For now, it's Soumarya Dutta taking your leave on behalf of Hiren and our Scorer/Analyst Dushyant Kumar. See you soon!
21:53 IST and 17:23 Local time - Sussex finish off with a massive last over and it has helped them to reduce the margin a bit. They end up with 158/6 in 20 overs! However Glamorgan have put up an outstanding performance and they win by 25 runs. They were comprehensive with both bat and the ball and they outperformed their opponents in a big way in the end.
Daniel Hughes got Sussex off to a good start as he picked up a couple of boundaries in the second over, but he perished soon after as did Tom Alsop who also got out cheaply. Carter went ahead though and played some delightful shots in the powerplay to ensure that Sussex were up with the required run rate. They picked up 47 runs from the powerplay and it was quite even.
Carter and Coles build up a really good partnership but it was Colin Ingram, the veteran who got the breakthrough for Glamorgan. Once Carter had been dismissed in the 10th over, Sussex lost two quick wickets as Fynn Hudson-Prentice and John Simpson fell in successive overs. Glamorgan were dominating at that stage and it was all up to James Coles to pull his side from absolute disarray.
Coles did play well to get to an excellent 50 under pressure but there was barely anything from the other end. The spinners of Glamorgan were superb through the middle overs and they stemmed the flow of runs for Sussex as the run rate kept mounting. Mason Crane was the pick of the bowlers with a couple of wickets while the rest of the bowlers picked up a wicket each except Bevan, who was unfortunate to go wicketless.
Daniel Hughes got Sussex off to a good start as he picked up a couple of boundaries in the second over, but he perished soon after as did Tom Alsop who also got out cheaply. Carter went ahead though and played some delightful shots in the powerplay to ensure that Sussex were up with the required run rate. They picked up 47 runs from the powerplay and it was quite even.
Carter and Coles build up a really good partnership but it was Colin Ingram, the veteran who got the breakthrough for Glamorgan. Once Carter had been dismissed in the 10th over, Sussex lost two quick wickets as Fynn Hudson-Prentice and John Simpson fell in successive overs. Glamorgan were dominating at that stage and it was all up to James Coles to pull his side from absolute disarray.
Coles did play well to get to an excellent 50 under pressure but there was barely anything from the other end. The spinners of Glamorgan were superb through the middle overs and they stemmed the flow of runs for Sussex as the run rate kept mounting. Mason Crane was the pick of the bowlers with a couple of wickets while the rest of the bowlers picked up a wicket each except Bevan, who was unfortunate to go wicketless.
OVER 20
Sussex
158/6
Nathan McAndrew
17(6)
James Coles
69(49)
Timm van der Gugten
1-43(4.0)
19.6 T van to N McAndrew
6 SIX to finish but Glamorgan win. Short of a length ball, on off, McAndrew pulls it over deep mid wicket for a maximum. Glamorgan win by 25 runs.
19.5 T van to J Coles
1 Fuller than a length, angling in on off, Coles drives it to deep extra cover for a quick single.
19.5 T van to J Coles
WD WIDE! Length ball, sliding down leg, wide given.
19.4 T van to N McAndrew
1 Very full, on middle and leg, McAndrew flicks it away to deep mid wicket for a single.
19.3 T van to N McAndrew
4 FOUR MORE! Short of a length ball, into the stumps, McAndrew gets into the position early and pulls it towards the deep square leg and mid wicket region for another boundary.
19.2 T van to N McAndrew
4 FOUR! Length ball, just outside off, McAndrew stands tall and crunches it straight down the ground towards long on for a boundary.
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