flattish on the stumps and worked to leg for a single
Brave vs Originals, 19th Match at Manchester, Women's 100, Aug 05 2021 - Ball by Ball Commentary
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19th Match, Manchester, August 05, 2021, The Hundred Women's Competition
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CHANGE OF END
after 70 balls14 runs
MO-W: 97/1Need 27 from 30 balls
Lizelle Lee43 (32b 4x4 1x6)
Mignon du Preez15 (15b 1x6)
Amanda-Jade Wellington
0/21 (20)
6pm: That's your lot, Originals win by 17 runs on DLS, a first victory of the women's tournament for the Manchester outfit. Lizelle Lee is Hero of the Match for her unbeaten 43 in the chase: "It's a brilliant wicket, it came on to the bat quite nicely, but I have to credit to the bowlers. I thought we were going to chase 140-150 but they brought it back for us. [Lamb?] The way she batted today was amazing, she took the pressure off me, I wish she could do that every single game. [du Preez?] She's very experienced, I love batting with her and she did amazing. If it's in the slot it has to go and this game it paid off. [DLS calculations] That takes care of itself, we have to play our own game."
Have to say the weather doesn't look encouraging for the men's game in an hour, but head over there in a bit and Matt Roller will keep you up to speed with our Manchester rain watch. Ta ra, la!
5.55pm: Covers are firmly in place at Old Trafford, weather filling in. Why don't you pop over to Trent Bridge and see how the Test is goin... D'oh!
5.45pm: They won't hang around long here before declaring a result - another feature of the playing conditions for double-headers is that each match has its own timeslot, so it can't run into the later game. The start time for the men is 7pm, so won't be long before they are looking to start their preparations (should the weather allow)
Alex Wharf now signals for the groundstaff, they are going off here, rain beginning to come down steadily. Originals are well ahead on of the DLS par score of 80, and given there isn't much time to play with, look set to pocket their first win points of the tournament
"Is DLS applicable in 100?" It is, Ashish. Been tweaked especially
70
1
Wellington to Lee, 1 run
Some rain beginning to come down now
69
1
Wellington to du Preez, 1 run
tossed up and nudged down the ground for one
68
6
Wellington to du Preez, SIX runs
hang time... but gusted over the head of Bouchier at long-on! It seemed to be carrying straight to the fielder but, with the wind up, at the last moment cleared the fingertips for six!
67
•
Wellington to du Preez, no run
pushed through wide as du Preez goes a long away across, misses with a cut
66
1
Wellington to Lee, 1 run
full and flighted on the stumps, nudged leg side
Wellington for an Ayrton
65
•
Wellington to Lee, no run
tossed up again, 48mph and patted back this time
64
4
Wellington to Lee, FOUR runs
no hesitation this time, tossed up full, Lee cracks it up and over mid-off! More humpty, no one out there, and it bounces away
63
•
Wellington to Lee, no run
flighted, spinning a touch outside off, defended cautiously
Still looking pretty dark around Manchester. On we go
And Southern Brave call for their strategic timeout, something about the arrival of Lee on strike making up Shrubsole's mind. Not out of the question they can drag it back from here, but they need to take a wicket or two with Lee looking in the mood
62
1
Wellington to du Preez, 1 run
more skiffling in the crease from du Preez, jabbed through mid-on
61
•
Wellington to du Preez, no run
tossed up and punched into the covers
Wellington back on
CHANGE OF END
after 60 balls7 runs
MO-W: 83/1Need 41 from 40 balls
Lizelle Lee37 (27b 3x4 1x6)
Mignon du Preez7 (10b)
Lauren Bell 0/30 (15)
60
•
Bell to Lee, no run
pitched up full and prodded square on the off side
DLS par score is now 67 (after the 59th ball), so Originals still bossing this one
60
1w
Bell to Lee, 1 wide
sprays another one down the leg side
59
1
Bell to du Preez, 1 run
angling in on a fullish length, worked down to long-on
58
•
Bell to du Preez, no run
pitched up, 67mph and driven firmly straight to mid-off
57
1
Bell to Lee, 1 run
length ball on off, nudged for one in front of point
56
4
Bell to Lee, FOUR runs
bit of width, not a bad ball though, pace off outside off, Lee steers it adroitly through backward point! Gets it between two fielders and skips away
Bell is back from the Statham End
DaWolf: "Hi - A request please. When you post the DLS score could you please says something like @DLS par score is 54/1 after 45 balls' or similar. At the moment it's a bit unclear for which over the DLS score applies to. Thank you." Sorry, old sport, but I can only post it when I see it on the scoreboards (or someone mentions it). I don't have the tables
after 55 balls11 runs
MO-W: 76/1Need 48 from 45 balls
Lizelle Lee32 (24b 2x4 1x6)
Mignon du Preez6 (8b)
Charlotte Taylor 0/16 (10)
55
•
Taylor to Lee, no run
pushed through flatter, 55mph and into the keeper's gloves as Lee cuts
55
1w
Taylor to Lee, 1 wide
floated up very wide, trying to hide it... but into the tramlines for a wide
54
6
Taylor to Lee, SIX runs
Lee larrups it all the way over long-on! In the slot and she clears the front dog, belts this a good way back beyond the rope!
53
1
Taylor to du Preez, 1 run
fired down wide of the stumps, goes back and across and pokes through point
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