slower ball, tip and run to cover... who misfields and allows them to come back for two! Brave win by seven wickets and go joint top of the table
Originals vs Brave, 11th Match at Southampton, Men's Hundred, Aug 01 2024 - Match Result
RESULT
11th Match (N), Southampton, August 01, 2024, The Hundred Men's Competition
(78/100 balls, T:117) 117/3
Brave won by 7 wickets (with 22 balls remaining)
Wayne Madsen and Jamie Overton's 57-run partnership is MO-M's highest for the 5th wicket in T20s, breaking the record of 39 between Ackermann and Brathwaite
This is the lowest match aggregate (233) involving Brave & Originals in T20s
Match centre
Scores: Ranjith P | Comms: Alan GardnerScorecard summary
Manchester Originals (Men) • 116/6(100 balls)
43* (37)
2/11 (20)
25 (19)
2/25 (20)
Southern Brave (Men) • 117/3(78 balls)
25* (15)
1/10 (15)
24 (12)
1/19 (15)
8.55pm: Originals walk off with stony expressions, they've lost for the third time in a row. Not the start to the season they were after, particularly with their regular captain, Jos Buttler, absent as well. They started badly with the bat, started badly with the ball - and didn't do a lot better either side, to be honest
Craig Overton is Match Hero: "Great win, we enjoy playing here. Bashing the top of the stumps, little bit two paced. Make them play as much as possible, make it hard for them. Home games are massive, then try to get a few on the road and you'll be there for the finals."
Okay, that's yer lot for one night. Just a regular double-header tomorrow, Superchargers vs Invincibles at T'Oval. Join us then. Bye!
78
2
Fazalhaq Farooqi to Evans, 2 runs
"116 just not close to enough," muses DaWolf, here to the bitter end. "Comfortable chase."
77
•
Fazalhaq Farooqi to Evans, no run
goes for the wide yorker and gets it through
76
•
Fazalhaq Farooqi to Evans, no run
round the wicket, pitched up straight, poked to cover
Farooqi again, sun setting on Originals
after 75 balls16 runs
SB-M: 115/3Need 2 from 25 balls
Laurie Evans23 (12b 2x4 1x6)
James Coles10 (10b 1x4)
Paul Walter 0/16 (5)
75
4
Walter to Evans, FOUR runs
dabbed through third, this is coming home, Brave on the verge after Evans rocks back and opens the face on a short one
74
1
Walter to Coles, 1 run
punched to mid-off, Evans is sent back, drops his bat... and then gets one on the overthrow
73
1
Walter to Evans, 1 run
short and slashed down to deep third
72
4
Walter to Evans, FOUR runs
slashed away, four more, Evans makes it back-to-back boundaries through deep backward point
71
6
Walter to Evans, SIX runs
short and clubbed over deep midwicket! Evans sits back on an aerial thwack that lands right on the toblerone for six
Brave closing in now, 18 needed from 30. Paul Walter on to bowl
"You'd think this total should be fairly simple to chase, but again, they aren't making it look easy. Have the surfaces in this tournament been unusually bowler-friendly? If so, I'm not sure that's in keeping with the whole 'shop window' idea..." It's a bowler-friendly format, Pete. But yes, whatever the reasons, not been a vintage one (for the men) so far
CHANGE OF END
after 70 balls9 runs
SB-M: 99/3Need 18 from 30 balls
James Coles9 (9b 1x4)
Laurie Evans8 (8b)
Tom Hartley 1/16 (10)
70
2
Hartley to Coles, 2 runs
straighter line, nudged leg side and they will run hard for two more
69
4
Hartley to Coles, FOUR runs
reverse-swept for four! Nicely played by the 20-year-old, down on one knee to steer into the gap through point
68
1
Hartley to Evans, 1 run
flat outside off, Evans dinks it softly towards point. Looking for two but Coles says no
67
•
Hartley to Evans, no run
pushed through straight, 55mph and driven to cover
66
2
Hartley to Evans, 2 runs
tossed up on the stumps, Evans opens up and drives wide of long-off for a couple more
Hartley is back. Feel like he could have bowled more earlier
after 65 balls7 runs
SB-M: 90/3Need 27 from 35 balls
James Coles3 (7b)
Laurie Evans5 (5b)
Sikandar Raza 0/10 (10)
65
1
Raza to Coles, 1 run
drops a little short, Coles rocks back and clouts a pull to deep midwicket
64
1
Raza to Evans, 1 run
flicked full on off stump, Evans steers a drive out to the cover sweeper
63
1
Raza to Coles, 1 run
steered to short third for one
62
•
Raza to Coles, no run
floated up, into the front pad as Coles goes across the line. Rob White shakes his head, looked to be going down leg
62
3w
Raza to Coles, 3 wide
skiddy length, 57mph down leg, Salt can't gather it in and they'll run a couple more
61
1
Raza to Evans, 1 run
over the wicket, flicked out full and worked to long-on
Raza again
CHANGE OF END
after 60 balls15 runs • 1 wicket
SB-M: 83/3Need 34 from 40 balls
Laurie Evans3 (3b)
James Coles1 (4b)
Scott Currie
1/19 (15)
60
1
Currie to Evans, 1 run
short of a length, cut to point where Madsen can't quite prevent one
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
MO-M
43 runs (37)
4 fours0 six
Productive shot
pull
9 runs
1 four0 six
Control
81%
SB-M
25 runs (15)
2 fours1 six
Productive shot
pull
6 runs
0 four1 six
Control
80%
Best performances - bowlers
SB-M
B
20
0s
12
R
11
W
2
RPB
0.55
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
LEGOFF
LHB
1W | ||||
SB-M
B
20
0s
7
R
25
W
2
RPB
1.25
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
LEGOFF
LHB
1W |
Match details
| The Rose Bowl, Southampton | |
| Toss | Southern Brave (Men), elected to field first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2024 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Match days | 01 August 2024 - night (100-ball match) |
| Umpires | |
| TV Umpire | |
| Reserve Umpire | |
| Match Referee | |
| Points | Southern Brave (Men) 2, Manchester Originals (Men) 0 |
Language
English
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