2
0
0
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1
4
= 8
Match Details
NOR vs WARKS, 38th T20, T20 Blast 2025 live
WARKS
174-8(20.0)
Northamptonshire won by 10 runs š
NOR
(20.0)184-6
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P'ship : 14(7)
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Time to wrap up this coverage, folks! For now, it's me, Deepak Prakash, signing off on behalf of scorer/analyst Ghanendra Singh Thakur. CHEERS!
Player of the Match: George Scrimshaw
2:05 AM IST, 9:35 PM Local Time: Brilliant bowling display from Northamptonshire in the death overs, and they thump Warwickshire by 10 runs, extending their winning streak to six games in the ongoing T20 Blast.
Earlier, after being invited to bat first, Northamptonshire lost Ricardo Vasconcelos early for just 5 runs. David Willey then joined Matthew Breetzke at the crease, and the duo kept the scoreboard ticking with a brisk partnership.
They added 48 runs for the second wicket before Willey fell for 34. Breetzke went on to notch up a well-made fifty but couldn't convert it into a bigger score, eventually departing for 53. Justin Broad delivered a valuable 60 runs off 35 balls and helped his side cross the 180-run mark.
Hasan Ali shone with the ball for Warwickshire, claiming three wickets. George Garton, Moeen Ali, and Dan Mousley celebrated a solitary wicket.
In reply, Warwickshire lost skipper Alex Davies early for just 8 runs, but Tom Latham and Dan Mousley kept the innings steady with a decent scoring rate, setting the tone for the chase. The pair added 74 runs for the second wicket before Latham was dismissed for 34. Sam Hain and Ed Barnard couldnāt make an impact and fell cheaply, as Warwickshire lost three wickets in quick succession.
Mousley notched up his fifty but was dismissed for 68 at a crucial juncture, which turned out to be the turning point of the game. Northamptonshire staged a strong comeback in the death overs, picking up wickets in clusters. In the end, the Bears (174/8) fell 10 runs short of Northamptonshireās total.
Ben Sanderson starred with the ball for Northamptonshire, grabbing three wickets in the penultimate over to turn the game on its head. David Willey and George Scrimshaw chipped in with two wickets each, while Justin Broad contributed with a solitary scalp to aid the collapse.
Earlier, after being invited to bat first, Northamptonshire lost Ricardo Vasconcelos early for just 5 runs. David Willey then joined Matthew Breetzke at the crease, and the duo kept the scoreboard ticking with a brisk partnership.
They added 48 runs for the second wicket before Willey fell for 34. Breetzke went on to notch up a well-made fifty but couldn't convert it into a bigger score, eventually departing for 53. Justin Broad delivered a valuable 60 runs off 35 balls and helped his side cross the 180-run mark.
Hasan Ali shone with the ball for Warwickshire, claiming three wickets. George Garton, Moeen Ali, and Dan Mousley celebrated a solitary wicket.
In reply, Warwickshire lost skipper Alex Davies early for just 8 runs, but Tom Latham and Dan Mousley kept the innings steady with a decent scoring rate, setting the tone for the chase. The pair added 74 runs for the second wicket before Latham was dismissed for 34. Sam Hain and Ed Barnard couldnāt make an impact and fell cheaply, as Warwickshire lost three wickets in quick succession.
Mousley notched up his fifty but was dismissed for 68 at a crucial juncture, which turned out to be the turning point of the game. Northamptonshire staged a strong comeback in the death overs, picking up wickets in clusters. In the end, the Bears (174/8) fell 10 runs short of Northamptonshireās total.
Ben Sanderson starred with the ball for Northamptonshire, grabbing three wickets in the penultimate over to turn the game on its head. David Willey and George Scrimshaw chipped in with two wickets each, while Justin Broad contributed with a solitary scalp to aid the collapse.
OVER 20
Warwickshire
174/8
Danny Briggs
12(5)
Kai Smith
1(3)
Luke Procter
0-36(3.0)
19.6 L Procter to D Briggs
4 FOUR MORE! Briggs drills it down the ground, but this won't help his side as Warwickshire lose this game by 10 runs. Low full toss, slower on the stumps. Briggs stays deep and drills straight down the ground for a boundary.
19.5 L Procter to D Briggs
4 FOUR RUNS! Fuller and angled on the pads. Briggs whips it towards deep backward square leg for a boundary. A little too late for Warwickshire now.
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