flayed over deep backward point for six! Tahir finishes with a strike rate of 600, but Superchargers walk off with the points. First ever home defeat for Phoenix in the Hundred
N S-Chargers vs Phoenix, 19th Match at Birmingham, Men's Hundred, Aug 19 2022 - Ball by Ball Commentary
RESULT
19th Match (N), Birmingham, August 19, 2022, The Hundred Men's Competition
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CHANGE OF END
after 100 balls17 runs • 1 wicket
BP-M: 137/9
Imran Tahir6 (1b 1x6)
Kane Richardson9 (5b 1x4)
Ben Raine 1/44 (15)
9.45pm: A crushing victory for Superchargers in the end, who break the hold of Edgbaston in this competition - and it was a vital one, only their second win, and it keeps them just about in contention for the knockout stages. The Adams, Lyth and Hose, did the business with the bat, while David Wiese played an important cameo and then picked up excellent figures with the ball. Phoenix suffer only their second defeat of this year's Hundred, but have lost some ground in tussle with Oval Invincbles for third spot, behind London Spirit and Trent Rockets. Anyway, that's enough for tonight. Join us again tomorrow for more 100-balls action. Bye!
David Wiese is the Match Hero: "[Death hitting] Sometimes it works out for you, kind of what I've been working to do all tournament, come in and capitalise at the end. It's about confidence, if it's in your zone you have to back yourself to clear [the ropes]. We said we've given ourselves some hard work to qualify for the playoffs, want to keep the momentum going now and hopefully we can sneak into those spots."
A word with Faf du Plessis, too: "We needed that, we lost three on the bounce and needed that momentum change. Good for confidence. Needed it in terms of defending as well. When one side is small, push it as wide as possible even if you bowl a couple of wides. [Moeen dismissal] Mo's a quality player but he likes to get his hands going. Pace off on that wicket, it stops a bit. Thought we were under [par], but wickets bring you back into the game. David Willey went bang-bang and we felt we were ahead. Wiese has been really good all round, good to see him consistently performing. DJ Bravo does what he does best, whatever side you need him to bowl. We've played good cricket, let ourselves down with some catches. Tight games that we've lost, and put down guys at crucial times. Small margins, need to take chances against good players."
100
6
Raine to Tahir, SIX runs
Imran Tahir is the last man in
99
W
Raine to Helm, OUT
bowled 'im! Helm is well across his stumps and Raine fires it full behind the legs, rattles the poles. Picks up a wicket at the end of an expensive outing
Tom Helm b Raine 17 (16b 2x4 0x6 23m) SR: 106.25
98
2
Raine to Helm, 2 runs
chopped through the leg side
98
6nb
Raine to Helm, (no ball) FOUR runs
slow, loopy bouncer...honked through backward point! Helm had to wait an age for it to arrive, then slugged a tennis forehand to the rope. And it's a no-ball on height, too!
97
1
Raine to Kane Richardson, 1 run
fired in full and straight, 78mph, slogged along the carpet down to long-on
96
2
Raine to Kane Richardson, 2 runs
slower ball from round the wicket, clothed down the ground... Wiese can't quite get there running in from long-off! Top effort with the dive, though
Last set, Raine on
after 95 balls6 runs • 2 wickets
BP-M: 120/8Need 50 from 5 balls
Kane Richardson6 (3b 1x4)
Tom Helm11 (13b 1x4)
David Wiese 3/15 (20)
95
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Wiese to Kane Richardson, no run
backing away and Wiese slips a yorker through his legs. Dot ball to finish, and Wiese has superb figures of 3 for 15 from his 20
94
4
Wiese to Kane Richardson, FOUR runs
makes some room and biffs to long-on! Richardson shows some decent touch with a flat-batted four
93
2
Wiese to Kane Richardson, 2 runs
pitched up straight and nurdled into the leg side, they scramble hard to get back for two
Kane Richardson heads out, Wiese on a hat-trick
92
W
Wiese to Brookes, OUT
off stump flattened! Perfectly pitched slower ball and Brookes misses it completely, the ball spinning through to hit the target. Phoenix eight down, the jig almost up
Henry Brookes b Wiese 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0
Henry Brookes in to bat. Supers have been told they must have an extra man in the circle now - not that it'll matter
91
W
Wiese to Howell, OUT
pace off and slogged leg side... taken in the deep! Howell had to go for it and swung a fair old hit out towards the long boundary. But Miles was running around from deep midwicket and took it well
Benny Howell c Miles b Wiese 22 (18b 2x4 0x6 29m) SR: 122.22
Supers are a minute away from the cut-off, so are going to be penalised. But Phoenix almost need six per ball from here anyway
CHANGE OF END
after 90 balls13 runs
BP-M: 114/6Need 56 from 10 balls
Tom Helm11 (13b 1x4)
Benny Howell22 (17b 2x4)
Dwayne Bravo
1/21 (20)
90
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Dwayne Bravo to Helm, no run
fired down full in the channel and Helm swings over the top of it
89
1
Dwayne Bravo to Howell, 1 run
very full, 82mph outside off, again using the round-the-wicket angle. Howell bunts into the covers
88
1
Dwayne Bravo to Helm, 1 run
goes full outside off, mistimed into the leg side
87
1
Dwayne Bravo to Howell, 1 run
low full toss, chopped into the off side
87
1w
Dwayne Bravo to Howell, 1 wide
another one sprayed out beyond the tramlines from round the wicket
86
1
Dwayne Bravo to Helm, 1 run
over the wicket, 79mph outside off and clipped down to long-on
Bravo on for a tenner here
85
•
Dwayne Bravo to Helm, no run
goes full and wide, Helm can't lay bat on ball
84
4
Dwayne Bravo to Helm, FOUR runs
swatted through square leg, pitched up straight and whipped away to the fence
83
2
Dwayne Bravo to Helm, 2 runs
pace off and Helm is stretching for it, toe-ended just beyond the reach of Wiese's dive at point!
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