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GLCS vs KT, 7th T20, T20 Blast 2025 live
GLCS
204-7(20.0)
Kent won by 4 runs 🏆
KT
(20.0)208-3
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P'ship : 8(2)
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Kent take four points home in this run-fest at Bristol! The match went right down to the wire, with Gloucestershire falling just four runs short of the target in the end.
That's all from us for now. This is Ajay Pal Singh, signing off on behalf of my colleagues Saptak Sanyal and Raju Khariya. Goodnight!
That's all from us for now. This is Ajay Pal Singh, signing off on behalf of my colleagues Saptak Sanyal and Raju Khariya. Goodnight!
2:23 AM IST & 9:53 PM Local Time: What a cracker of a game we have had in Bristol. Kent held their nerves in the end and got over the line by four runs to take four points. Daniel Bell-Drummond made 60 off 38 and laid the platform for a big total. Kent got to 208/3 after being asked to bat first. Tom Rogers then bowled an exceptional spell of 2/22 in a game where over 400 runs were scored to help Kent get over the line.
Earlier in the game, Gloucestershire won the toss and opted to bowl first. The decision soon backfired as Tawanda Muyeye and Daniel Bell-Drummond added 98 runs for the first wicket.
Muyeye fell for 42 but Bell-Drummond kept going and brought up a fine half-century. Zak Crawley walked in at 3 and played at a strike-rate of 217.64 en route to his knock of 37 off 17.
Joe Denly gave the innings the finishing touches with a fine cameo. He remained unbeaten on 48 off 24.
Tom Smith picked up two wickets while Jack Taylor got one. In reply, Gloucestershire lost Cameron Bancroft early in the piece.
Miles Hammond smashed a few lusty blows to score 38 off 25 before losing his wicket. Oliver Price scored a quick-fire fifty to keep his side in the hunt. Jack Taylor's cameo of 23 off 8 and Ben Charlesworth's knock of 38 off 22 nearly took Gloucestershire to the finish line but in the end, they fell short by four runs.
Tom Rogers was the pick of the bowlers. He finished with figures of 2/22 from his four overs. Nathan Gilchrist bagged two wickets as well but gave away 46 runs. Fred Klaassen and Joe Denly were the other two bowlers who managed to bag a wicket each.
Earlier in the game, Gloucestershire won the toss and opted to bowl first. The decision soon backfired as Tawanda Muyeye and Daniel Bell-Drummond added 98 runs for the first wicket.
Muyeye fell for 42 but Bell-Drummond kept going and brought up a fine half-century. Zak Crawley walked in at 3 and played at a strike-rate of 217.64 en route to his knock of 37 off 17.
Joe Denly gave the innings the finishing touches with a fine cameo. He remained unbeaten on 48 off 24.
Tom Smith picked up two wickets while Jack Taylor got one. In reply, Gloucestershire lost Cameron Bancroft early in the piece.
Miles Hammond smashed a few lusty blows to score 38 off 25 before losing his wicket. Oliver Price scored a quick-fire fifty to keep his side in the hunt. Jack Taylor's cameo of 23 off 8 and Ben Charlesworth's knock of 38 off 22 nearly took Gloucestershire to the finish line but in the end, they fell short by four runs.
Tom Rogers was the pick of the bowlers. He finished with figures of 2/22 from his four overs. Nathan Gilchrist bagged two wickets as well but gave away 46 runs. Fred Klaassen and Joe Denly were the other two bowlers who managed to bag a wicket each.
OVER 20
Gloucestershire
204/7
David Payne
8(2)
Matt Taylor
9(5)
Fred Klaassen
1-37(4.0)
19.6 F Klaassen to D Payne
4 FOUR MORE!!!! Short again around off. Payne gets into a nice position to play the pull and sends the ball towards deep backward square leg fence for a boundary. They fall short by 4 runs.
19.5 F Klaassen to D Payne
4 FOUR RUNS!!!! 200 comes up for Gloucestershire but it won't be enough tonight!!!! Back of a length outside off. Payne throws the kitchen sink at that, gets a top edge that flies over the keeper's head for a boundary.
David Payne walks in at 9. 13 runs needed off 2 balls.
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