N S-Chargers vs Phoenix, 14th Match at Leeds, Men's Hundred, Aug 15 2025 - Match Result

fires down an 87mph yorker to finish, Wood keeps it out - Superchargers win by 36 runs! Excellent stuff from the home side, and they'll go top of the table tonight

full, straight and hit on the back leg - given! Why is Southee reviewing??? This has hit him on the shin in front of middle. He's actually hanging around for ball-tracking... Now he starts to go. Splatting leg stump! One to come

pace off again, Southee cries in anguish as he swings without timing

short ball, pounded into the crowd over deep midwicket! Southee deploys his six-shooter, albeit too little too late. Pulled handsomely into the Western Terrace

full with pace off, wide line and Southee prods ineffectively

slower delivery, jammed into the leg side

fires down the full ball, 88mph and misses leg stump by a whisker as Boult backs away

this time they can cheer for real! Pace off and Milne hoicks across the line, gets a big top edge that sails towards short fine leg, where Pepper jogs across to complete the dismissal

slower ball, bunted back to the bowler. The crowd cheers for the bump-ball catch...

slashed into the crowd, a big outside edge off a full ball and it sails all the way over third!

full, straight and whipped out through midwicket for a couple

slogged down the throat of deep point! Superchargers tying a bow on this one. Short ball and he has a hack but picks out Duffy a few yards in from the rope

dug in, Howell attempts to ramp and misses. Wide on height

short of a length, 84mph and smeared down to long-on

full and clubbed out to the cover sweeper, they push hard for two

flashed to cover, Brook clings on! Low full toss and Kimber struck it firmly, only for it to cross paths with the Superchargers captain in inspired mood. Dives full length to his right and scoops it low above the turf, to gurgles of approval around Headingley

flighted outside off, pumped down the ground to long-off

defended into the off side

flatter and spanked straight to long-on! Livingstone had the Manics' "Everything Must Go" ringing in his ears but couldn't get the power on this one, and Santner takes it in supremely relaxed fashion on the rope

honked into the crowd - and snaffled by the security guard! Livingstone hauls a slog-sweep over deep midwicket for a much-needed six