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Match Details
CANT vs CS 5th Match, Super Smash 21-22
CS
125-1020.0
Canterbury won by 47 runs 🏆
CANT
20.0172-8
CS - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 50 | 30 | 10 Over | 61 | 58 | 15 Over | 99 | 98 |
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CANT - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 50 | 39 | 10 Over | 72 | 71 | 15 Over | 2 | 120 | 20 Over | 171 | 172 |
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Tom Bruce | Losing skipper: "I think they bowled very well. We should have been chasing 140 not 170. It was too many for us and just no one got going. That happens in cricket. It’s just a matter of having the same confidence and moving on to the next game"
Cole McConchie(Player of the match): "It was tricky and lost a couple of wickets early on. Mitchell Hay really played well and was fantastic on his debut. Yeah, it was a great win and I think that we were above par in the 1st innings." The bowling effort was great today. Districts are a good batting side and to bundle them is a massive effort from us. yeah, Todd Astle and others were really good too."
Arriving for a chase of 172, the Central Districts were pushed on the backfoot by Matt Henry and Ed Nuttal. Both the bowlers cleared the top order within the powerplay as the Districts could sum up only 30 runs then. Not to forget they lost three of their big wickets by then.
A few runouts in the middle and some tight overs from McConchie and Todd Astle broke the middle order of the Canterbury batting order. Josh Clarkson did look good after a couple of sixes but would blame himself for leaving the crease early from the nonstriker's end and offering the opposition a key breakthrough. The last pair could manage to get 19 runs from the last 19 balls before they end up in a runout of the final ball of the match.
A few runouts in the middle and some tight overs from McConchie and Todd Astle broke the middle order of the Canterbury batting order. Josh Clarkson did look good after a couple of sixes but would blame himself for leaving the crease early from the nonstriker's end and offering the opposition a key breakthrough. The last pair could manage to get 19 runs from the last 19 balls before they end up in a runout of the final ball of the match.
Some poor batting is what should be blamed for the loss of Central Districts on tonight's affair against Canterbury. After some poor display of fielding in the first innings, they seem nowhere near while chasing a total of 173 runs. The bowlers of Canterbury were brilliant and gelled up well as a unit to restrict the Districts short of 47 runs from the required total.
Earlier in the game, Canterbury had won the toss and elected to bat first. McClure did give them a flying start but was soon dismissed by speedster Blair Tickner. Tickner got the edge over both the openers and Wheeler followed it up by castling the woods of Leo Carter. Canterbury was 38-3 after 5.1 overs and skipper McConchie steadied the ship with halfhearted supports from his fellow mates. Both Cam Fletcher and Mitchell Hay played their small part in building the innings with the skipper. McConchie took the charge with a brilliant 84 off 54 deliveries with 6 boundaries and 3 sixes to his name. This boosted the total to 172 after 20 overs. This could have gone way over 180 but an array of wickets in the final over from Lennox restricted them from happening so.
Earlier in the game, Canterbury had won the toss and elected to bat first. McClure did give them a flying start but was soon dismissed by speedster Blair Tickner. Tickner got the edge over both the openers and Wheeler followed it up by castling the woods of Leo Carter. Canterbury was 38-3 after 5.1 overs and skipper McConchie steadied the ship with halfhearted supports from his fellow mates. Both Cam Fletcher and Mitchell Hay played their small part in building the innings with the skipper. McConchie took the charge with a brilliant 84 off 54 deliveries with 6 boundaries and 3 sixes to his name. This boosted the total to 172 after 20 overs. This could have gone way over 180 but an array of wickets in the final over from Lennox restricted them from happening so.
OVER 20
Central Districts
125/10
Jayden Lennox
17(13)
Ed Nuttall
1-32(4.0)
19.6 E Nuttall to J Lennox
W OUTT!! Lennox makes room and squeezes the fuller one wide of the mid off fielder and scampers for a couple. A good stop and thrown from the fielder and Rance his well short of his ground at the non striker's end.
19.5 E Nuttall to S Rance
1 Back of a length angled across Rance who makes room and flat bats this wide of mid off for one.
19.4 E Nuttall to J Lennox
1 On a fullish length on the stumps. Lennox charges and slaps it straight to mid wicket for a single.
19.3 E Nuttall to J Lennox
4 FOURR!! Clever batting from the number 11 batter. Slow and full angling into Lennox who paddle scoops this past the keeper for a boundary.
19.2 E Nuttall to J Lennox
0 Play and a miss!!Lennox advances to the length delivery in the channel and fails to get any bat on the drive.
19.1 E Nuttall to J Lennox
0 Swing and a miss!! Fuller outside off to Lennox who goes for the drive but misses it by a mile.
OVER 19
Central Districts
118/9
Seth Rance
7(8)
Jayden Lennox
11(8)
Will Williams
1-42(4.0)
18.6 W Williams to S Rance
0 Nails a yorker in the blockhole. Rance makes room to squeeze it through point but gets a leading edge back to the bowler.
18.5 W Williams to J Lennox
1 A brute of a short delivery from Williams here right on the money, Lennox takes his eyes of the ball while trying to pull it and gets struck on his helmet. The physio is out for a mandatory concussion check.
18.4 W Williams to J Lennox
4 FOURR!! That is cheeky from Lennox here. Length delivery on the stumps to Lennox who paddle scoops this over short fine leg for another boundary.
18.3 W Williams to J Lennox
4 FOURR!! Lennox smacks this down the ground and fetches a boundary. Too full and straight from Lennox who makes room and slaps it past the bowler.
18.2 W Williams to S Rance
1 Fullish length angled into the stumps, Rance punches it down the ground for one.
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