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HAM vs KT, 16th T20, T20 Blast 2024 summary
HAM
166-7(19.5)
Hampshire won by 3 wickets 🏆
KT
(20.0)165-9
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P'ship : 8(3)
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That’s all from our today’s coverage of the T20 Blast 2024 match between Hampshire Hawks and Kent Spitfires from The Rose Bowl in Southampton. Gourav Samal here is signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Ayan Chatterjee and scorer/analyst Manish Bishnoi. Thank you for joining us. Stay tuned for all cricketing updates around the world. Good night.
8:34 PM IST and 4:04 PM Local Time | That's the end to a thrilling game. At the end Hampshire Hawks won the match by defeating Kent by 3 wickets with one ball remaining.
Let’s have a review of what happened in the match.
After winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Zak Crawley and Daniel Bell-Drummond for Kent. They added 59 runs for the first wicket before Bell-Drummond was dismissed for 42 of 27 balls. Zak Crawley managed to score 20 from 15 balls before skipper Sam Billings played a vital knock of 43 runs from 30 balls. Towards the end of the innings, Joe Denly managed to score 18 from 21 balls and Joey Evison remained not out on 14* from 10 balls to help their team post a total of 165/9 in 20 overs.
For Hampshire Hawks, Chris Wood was the pick of the bowlers who took 2/19 in 4 overs. James Fuller, Benny Howell and Liam Dawson also picked two wickets each in the innings. John Andrew Turner picked one wicket.
With a target of 166 on the board, Ben McDermott and skipper James Vince opened the innings for Hampshire Hawks. After adding 53 runs for the first wicket, Ben McDermott lost his wicket for 25 from 20 balls. They were then down to 78/3 in 11.5 overs when James Vince was dismissed for 35 from 34 balls. Joe Weatherley played a handsome knock of 49 from 32 balls, while James Fuller’s quick fire 30 from 16 balls took the game away from Kent. At the end, Liam Dawson remained not out on 9 from 4 balls alongside Michael Neser who added just one run from one ball.
Let’s have a review of what happened in the match.
After winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Zak Crawley and Daniel Bell-Drummond for Kent. They added 59 runs for the first wicket before Bell-Drummond was dismissed for 42 of 27 balls. Zak Crawley managed to score 20 from 15 balls before skipper Sam Billings played a vital knock of 43 runs from 30 balls. Towards the end of the innings, Joe Denly managed to score 18 from 21 balls and Joey Evison remained not out on 14* from 10 balls to help their team post a total of 165/9 in 20 overs.
For Hampshire Hawks, Chris Wood was the pick of the bowlers who took 2/19 in 4 overs. James Fuller, Benny Howell and Liam Dawson also picked two wickets each in the innings. John Andrew Turner picked one wicket.
With a target of 166 on the board, Ben McDermott and skipper James Vince opened the innings for Hampshire Hawks. After adding 53 runs for the first wicket, Ben McDermott lost his wicket for 25 from 20 balls. They were then down to 78/3 in 11.5 overs when James Vince was dismissed for 35 from 34 balls. Joe Weatherley played a handsome knock of 49 from 32 balls, while James Fuller’s quick fire 30 from 16 balls took the game away from Kent. At the end, Liam Dawson remained not out on 9 from 4 balls alongside Michael Neser who added just one run from one ball.
For Kent, Joey Evison was the pick of the bowlers who took 3/31 in 4 overs. Xavier Bartlett, Beyers Swanepoel, Grant Stewart and Matthew Parkinson picked one wicket each in the innings.
19.5 G Stewart to L Dawson
1 That's it! Fuller length on the stumps, Dawson looks to go leg side and gets it up in the air. The short third man fielder gets around to take the catch but he drops it. The batters manage to scramble through for a single. So, that's the game! Hampshire wins the contest by 3 wickets with one ball to spare and get a thrilling win in the end.
SCORES LEVEL!!!! A strike into the stands and Hampshire Hawks have almost done their job. Just 1 needed from 2 balls.
19.4 G Stewart to L Dawson
6 SIX! What a blow from Liam Dawson! Short of a length and in the slot, Dawson takes it on and nails it. The ball goes away over deep backward square leg as the ball sails into the stands for the maximum.
19.3 G Stewart to M Neser
1 Short of a length, Neser pulls it away to the square leg region for a single.
Batting at 9th position
T20 CAREER
Michael Neser
34 yrs
Inns8
Runs13
Avg13.00
Michael Neser is the new batter on the crease.
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