1
4
2
1
W
1
= 9
Match Details
GLM vs MDX, 124th T20, T20 Blast 2025 live
MDX
132-10(18.5)
Glamorgan won by 52 runs 🏆
GLM
(20.0)184-9
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P'ship : 0(0)
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That is it from the fixture, between Glamorgan and Middlesex from the Vitality Blast 2025. This is Utsav Chandak, signing off on behalf of Aditya Agarwal and the scorer/analyst of the fixture - Sachin Yadav. Thanks for tuning in and staying with us right till the end.
02:00AM IST & 09:30PM Local Time | Glamorgan keep their quarter-finals hopes alive as they secure a comfortable win over Middlesex by a margin of 52 runs.
Earlier, Glamorgan won the toss and opted to bat first. They posted an above par score of 184/9 on the back of Kiran Carlson (49 off 19 balls) and Benjamin Kellaway (40 off 25 balls).
Noah Cornwell bowled well for side with the figures of 3 for 34 in his 4 overs.
Chasing 185, Middlesex never kept going. They lost their top order in the form of Stephen Eskinazi, Max Holden & Ben Geddes inside the powerplay only.
Kane Williamson walked in at number 3 and held one end together, he played some glorious shots and played a wonderful knock of 63 runs off 42 balls before getting out.
None of the other Middlesex batters contributed to the team's cause. They collapsed from being 102-5 to 132-allout, eventually losing the game by a huge margin of 52 runs.
Daniel Douthwaite and Ned Leonard bowled exceptionally for their team as they both bagged 6 wickets amongst each other and did not the batters to score runs freely.
Earlier, Glamorgan won the toss and opted to bat first. They posted an above par score of 184/9 on the back of Kiran Carlson (49 off 19 balls) and Benjamin Kellaway (40 off 25 balls).
Noah Cornwell bowled well for side with the figures of 3 for 34 in his 4 overs.
Chasing 185, Middlesex never kept going. They lost their top order in the form of Stephen Eskinazi, Max Holden & Ben Geddes inside the powerplay only.
Kane Williamson walked in at number 3 and held one end together, he played some glorious shots and played a wonderful knock of 63 runs off 42 balls before getting out.
None of the other Middlesex batters contributed to the team's cause. They collapsed from being 102-5 to 132-allout, eventually losing the game by a huge margin of 52 runs.
Daniel Douthwaite and Ned Leonard bowled exceptionally for their team as they both bagged 6 wickets amongst each other and did not the batters to score runs freely.
OVER 19
Middlesex
132/10
Zafar Gohar
6(9)
James Joseph Feldman
1(1)
Daniel Douthwaite
4-22(3.5)
18.5 D Douthwaite to Z Gohar
W Gone! Second wicket of the over. Length ball and on the off stump. Gohar pulls hard at it but doesn't get enough connection to take it all the way. Deep square leg gets underneath the ball and Middlesex are now all out with that wicket.
18.4 D Douthwaite to Z Gohar
0 Short and on the off stump. Gohar swings at it, looking to pull, but gets beaten.
18.3 D Douthwaite to Z Gohar
2 Full and on front shoes. Gohar taps it to long on for a couple of runs.
18.2 D Douthwaite to Feldman
1 Length and on the off stump, slapped down the ground for a run towards long on.
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