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Match Details
SB vs WF, 17th 100B, The Hundred 2023 summary
SB
91-159b
Southern Brave won by 9 wickets 🏆
WF
100b87-10
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P'ship : 38(29)
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George Garton: "It was definitely a bowl first kind of wicket with the rain in. The drizzle helped, we wanted to hammer the hard length and use our skills. We really needed a win after a rained off game at Lord's. We got a couple of days' break before playing at home again so looking ahead to that."
George Garton is the hero of the match.
12:45 AM IST, 8:15 PM Local Time | Deepak: A humiliating defeat for Welsh Fire, as they are thumped by 9 wickets with 41 balls to spare. Southern Brave move to number three on the points table while Welsh Fire drop down to the fourth spot.
Earlier, after being invited to bat first Welsh Fire were bundled out for a mere 87 runs in their 100-ball quota. They lost wickets right from the word go and kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Stevie Eskinazi was the top scorer for Fire as he held his wicket from one end and scored 38 runs off 34 balls. Tymal Mills wreaked havoc with the ball at the cue end of the innings and became the second male cricketer to scalp a hat-trick of wickets in The Hundred. George Garton chipped in with three wickets, while Craig Overton and Fisher contributed two and one wickets, respectively.
In pursuit of Welsh Fire's paltry 87 runs, Southern Brave got off to a rollicking start as Finn Allen unleashed his inner beauty from the word go and scored at a rapid pace in the rainy conditions. Allen departed for 31 runs off 22 balls and forged a 53-run opening partnership with Devon Conway.
Conway (35* off 25) continued his onslaught and paired up with Leus du Plooy (17* off 12). The pair kept batting in a similar fashion and took Southern Brave over the line with 41 balls to spare.
David Payne was the only bowler to celebrate a wicket for Welsh Fire. Welsh Fire need to work on their strategy ahead of the upcoming games.
Earlier, after being invited to bat first Welsh Fire were bundled out for a mere 87 runs in their 100-ball quota. They lost wickets right from the word go and kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Stevie Eskinazi was the top scorer for Fire as he held his wicket from one end and scored 38 runs off 34 balls. Tymal Mills wreaked havoc with the ball at the cue end of the innings and became the second male cricketer to scalp a hat-trick of wickets in The Hundred. George Garton chipped in with three wickets, while Craig Overton and Fisher contributed two and one wickets, respectively.
In pursuit of Welsh Fire's paltry 87 runs, Southern Brave got off to a rollicking start as Finn Allen unleashed his inner beauty from the word go and scored at a rapid pace in the rainy conditions. Allen departed for 31 runs off 22 balls and forged a 53-run opening partnership with Devon Conway.
Conway (35* off 25) continued his onslaught and paired up with Leus du Plooy (17* off 12). The pair kept batting in a similar fashion and took Southern Brave over the line with 41 balls to spare.
David Payne was the only bowler to celebrate a wicket for Welsh Fire. Welsh Fire need to work on their strategy ahead of the upcoming games.
59b G Phillips to D Conway
4 FOUR RUNS TO END THE GAME! Short of a length on the off stump, Conway pulls away over midwicket, one bounce and the ball crosses the boundary. Brave win by 9 wickets.
58b G Phillips to Plooy
1 Short and wide outside off, cut away to deep cover for a single.
That's out of here, new ball, please! Six Distance: 112 m.
57b G Phillips to Plooy
6 SIX RUNS!! 56 mph, a poor full toss on the stump line, Du Plooy dances down the track and smashes this right off the middle of the bat for a mighty 112-metres long hit down the ground!
56b G Phillips to D Conway
1 Around the wicket, 55 mph. Full on the stump line, knocks it down to long on for one.
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