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GLM vs MDX, 14th T20, T20 Blast 2025 live
GLM
128-5(15.3)
Glamorgan won by 5 wickets 🏆
MDX
(20.0)124-9
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P'ship : 64(38)
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10:58 PM IST, 6:28 PM Local Time: Glamorgan start their campaign on a high note as they drub Middlesex by 5 wickets and 27 balls to spare.
Earlier, after opting to bat first, Stephen Eskinazi (14) and Kane Williamson (25) struggled to score briskly in the powerplay. Williamson found his rhythm as the innings progressed, but failed to convert his start into a good score. Middlesex lost wickets in clusters after the powerplay and were reeling at 65/4.
Leus du Plooy (18) and Ryan Higgins (21) steadied the ship for a while, but Mason Crane (4/28) wreaked havoc with the ball and removed 4 wickets in quick succession. Middlesex struggled to accelerate in the death overs, failing to hit a single boundary in the last four overs and managing only 124/9 in their 20 overs.
In response to a paltry score, Glamorgan got off to a shaky start and lost Kiran Carlson (16), William Smale (6), Ben Kellaway (14), and Colin Ingram (3) in the powerplay.
Chris Cooke (16) kept the scoreboard ticking at a decent pace, but his innings was cut short by Tom Helm (3/16), leaving Glamorgan five down for 64 inside 10 overs. However, Asa Tribe (40*) and Daniel Douthwaite (31*) steadied the innings with an unbeaten 50-plus stand for the sixth wicket, guiding their side to victory without any further hiccups.
Earlier, after opting to bat first, Stephen Eskinazi (14) and Kane Williamson (25) struggled to score briskly in the powerplay. Williamson found his rhythm as the innings progressed, but failed to convert his start into a good score. Middlesex lost wickets in clusters after the powerplay and were reeling at 65/4.
Leus du Plooy (18) and Ryan Higgins (21) steadied the ship for a while, but Mason Crane (4/28) wreaked havoc with the ball and removed 4 wickets in quick succession. Middlesex struggled to accelerate in the death overs, failing to hit a single boundary in the last four overs and managing only 124/9 in their 20 overs.
In response to a paltry score, Glamorgan got off to a shaky start and lost Kiran Carlson (16), William Smale (6), Ben Kellaway (14), and Colin Ingram (3) in the powerplay.
Chris Cooke (16) kept the scoreboard ticking at a decent pace, but his innings was cut short by Tom Helm (3/16), leaving Glamorgan five down for 64 inside 10 overs. However, Asa Tribe (40*) and Daniel Douthwaite (31*) steadied the innings with an unbeaten 50-plus stand for the sixth wicket, guiding their side to victory without any further hiccups.
OVER 16
Glamorgan
128/5
Daniel Douthwaite
31(19)
Asa Mark Tribe
40(26)
Tom Helm
3-29(3.3)
15.3 T Helm to D Douthwaite
6 SIX RUNS! Douthwaite finishes things in style! Glamorgan start their campaign with a win. They thumped Middlesex by 5 wickets and 27 balls to spare. Full toss on the stumps. Douthwaite thumps it straight down the ground for a biggie.
15.2 T Helm to D Douthwaite
6 SIX RUNS! Douthwaite is in a hurry now! Fuller length delivery angled into the batter. Douthwaite stays back and whacks across the line to deep mid-wicket for a biggie.
15.1 T Helm to Tribe
1 Over the wicket. Back of a length on the pads. Tribe tucks across to fine leg for one.
10 needed off 30 balls. Tom Helm comes back for his final over.
OVER 15
Glamorgan
115/5
Daniel Douthwaite
19(17)
Asa Mark Tribe
39(25)
Luke Hollman
0-44(4.0)
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