Golden Duck!. Wilson pokes his bat at the ball, it kisses the outside edge and flies straight to Davey at second slip. Celebrates by holding the ball high in the air and the Knights win
Knights vs NW Warriors, 5th Match at Cork, INTER-PRO T20, Jun 19 2025 - Ball by Ball Commentary
The Warriors batting display started off badly, continued to disappoint and finally collapsed in a heap.
With only three batters making it to double figures, four if you include extras, there was never any trouble of them challening the target. McBrine top scoring with 12.
The Knights bowlers shared the wickets with both Robertson and McCullough finishing off with three wickets. They certainly put the Warriors batters in a spin.
McCullough has just been named the player of the match, a fine award on the day that he picked up his career best bowling figures.
The 109 run win for the Knights means that they pick up their second bonus point win of the festival and another bonus point to boot. Moving them clear at the top of the table, never mind the huge net run rate boost.
An early finish means that we now have a couple of hours until the Munster Reds take on the Leinster Lightning, that's a game that you aren't going to want to miss. Starts at 3.45pm.
Until then, this is Justin Smyth saying goodbye from Cork.
Josh Wilson is the last bat in
Millar charges the bowler and doesn't get near to the pitch of the ball. Rock has time to collect the ball and wait a second before he takes off the bails. No chance for Millar to get back in the crease and the Warriors lose another
outside off-stump, misses with the cut shot
backs deep in the crease, and looks to pull the ball. Is hit on the thigh pad
The Knights must be saving McCullough's final over, Robertson is back
drops the bat down on top of the ball, thicke edge takes it down to deep third
hits the ball high in the air, over the bowlers head. Three fielders converge on the ball but can't cover the ground in time and the ball lands safely
on the front foot as the ball swings in, worked along the ground to mid-wicket
thick edges the ball down to deep third, O'Sullivan looks for the second run although Millar isn't interested
plays inside the line and lets the ball go through to the keeper
Wilson goes down on one need and flicks the ball towards mid-wicket. It's catching practice to be honest for the Knights fielder and the Warriors are 8 down.
Davey is back for his second over
O'Sullivan is very watchful as he goes onto the back foot and defends
Melly attacks the next ball and hit's it down the ground. Picks out the fielder perfectly at long-on and he takes the catch
full toss is dispatched. Bends the knees and pulls the ball down to long leg
the ball clips the front pad and Rock can't get across to stop it, the ball runs away fine to the boundary
takes a step out of the crease and plays across the line. Can only hit the ball at his own feet
driven back past the bowler, long-on fields
looks to sweep the ball inb=to the legside, doesn't connect and is hit on the front pad. The ball was spinning past the legstump, so no appeal from the bowler
thick edges the ball towards short third. The fielder dives over the ball but there isn't enough power in the shot for the ball to get to the rope. Only the second three of the whole festival I think!
clips the ball towards the legside boundary. They charge back for the second and the fifty finally comes up for the Warriors
Slip comes out
clips the ball out through square leg