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Match Details
GLCS vs SUS 11th Match, T20 Blast 2022
SUS
152-820.0
Gloucestershire won by 41 runs
GLCS
20.0193-7
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2:15 AM IST: Hope you enjoyed the coverage, That's it from us today. I am Ovaise Shariff signing off on behalf of my co-commentators Tugral Azmi and Raju Khariya. Join us tomorrow for all the live action from the t20 BLAST. Until then, it's good goodbye and goodnight. Stay Safe!!
2:10 AM IST | Ovaise: Gloucestershire have won by 41 runs!! The home crowd was magnificent throughout this game, every run was cheered and their team put up a brilliant performance and were the well-deserved winners in today's contest.
Sussex won the toss and opted to bowl first, it was a good decision as they early breakthrough due to a mix up in the middle. Miles Hammond was disappointed to make his way back after getting run out, his opening partner looked in some fabulous touch, and Bracey announced himself with his second t20 fifty. It was an absolutely stunning knock, he was hitting through the line and timing the balls to perfection.
Bracey kept losing partners from the opposite end before Glenn Phillips joined him and together the pair hammered the bowlers all around the park. Phillips was dismissed in the 12th over and Ryan Higgins walked out to the middle and tonked a few and along with the lower order took his team past the 190 run mark. Gloucestershire kept looking for wickets at regular intervals but they managed to keep the run rate high. This is a challenging total and Sussex have to do well to chase this massive score down.
The pitch was quite flat and the ball was coming onto the bat very well, Mohammad Rizwan and veteran Luke Wright came out to open the batting and took Sussex off to a flying start, making full use of the powerplay. Rizwan and Wright were severe on anything short and wide, the ball was rocketed towards the boundary line as the outfield was extremely quick. The crowd were on their feet in the Jack Russell stand and backed their side throughout the game.
Luke Wright was dismissed on the second last ball of the powerplay, and the Australian prodigy Josh Phillippe walked out into the middle and joined Mohammad Rizwan, together they stitched a wonderful partnership and took Sussex past the 100 runs mark. On the first ball of the 16th over when Sussex were looking on track to change this one down, they lost Mohammad Rizwan. It was a HUGE wicket in the context of the game. It was a downslide for Sussex from there, as Naseem Shah dismantled the lower order, Bopara didn't trouble the scorers much and Sussex collapsed and fell short of 41 runs.
Sussex won the toss and opted to bowl first, it was a good decision as they early breakthrough due to a mix up in the middle. Miles Hammond was disappointed to make his way back after getting run out, his opening partner looked in some fabulous touch, and Bracey announced himself with his second t20 fifty. It was an absolutely stunning knock, he was hitting through the line and timing the balls to perfection.
Bracey kept losing partners from the opposite end before Glenn Phillips joined him and together the pair hammered the bowlers all around the park. Phillips was dismissed in the 12th over and Ryan Higgins walked out to the middle and tonked a few and along with the lower order took his team past the 190 run mark. Gloucestershire kept looking for wickets at regular intervals but they managed to keep the run rate high. This is a challenging total and Sussex have to do well to chase this massive score down.
The pitch was quite flat and the ball was coming onto the bat very well, Mohammad Rizwan and veteran Luke Wright came out to open the batting and took Sussex off to a flying start, making full use of the powerplay. Rizwan and Wright were severe on anything short and wide, the ball was rocketed towards the boundary line as the outfield was extremely quick. The crowd were on their feet in the Jack Russell stand and backed their side throughout the game.
Luke Wright was dismissed on the second last ball of the powerplay, and the Australian prodigy Josh Phillippe walked out into the middle and joined Mohammad Rizwan, together they stitched a wonderful partnership and took Sussex past the 100 runs mark. On the first ball of the 16th over when Sussex were looking on track to change this one down, they lost Mohammad Rizwan. It was a HUGE wicket in the context of the game. It was a downslide for Sussex from there, as Naseem Shah dismantled the lower order, Bopara didn't trouble the scorers much and Sussex collapsed and fell short of 41 runs.
OVER 20
Sussex
152/8
Archie Lenham
0(0)
Henry Crocombe
1(1)
Paul van Meekeren
1-30(4.0)
19.6 Meekeren to H Crocombe
1 Full toss on the stumps, Crocombe hits it straight to the long-on fielder for a single. Sussex accelerated very late and they would be disappointed not to have attacked earlier.
19.5 Meekeren to Ward
W Slower off-cutter, banged in short into the pitch, Ward throws the kitchen sink at it and miss-hits it straight down the throat of the deep mid-wicket fielder. We are having the last rights read. It's almost done and dusted.
19.4 Meekeren to Ward
0 Length delivery, on the stumps, Ward swings hard and gets the toes ends it back towards the bowler. Dot ball.
19.3 Meekeren to Ward
2 SLower off-cutter, was a back of a length delivery, Ward pulls it away hand but falls short of the deep mid wicket fielder and the pair scamper through for a couple.
19.2 Meekeren to Ward
2 Length delivery, on the stumps, hits it towards the long on fielder and runs back for a second.
19.1 Meekeren to Ward
4 Full and outside off stump, Ward squirts it away for boundary wide of the point fielder, excellent short!! Times it to perfection..
New batsman on crease
Career
Archie Lenham
18 yrs
Best
5
- MATCHES11
- RUNS7
- SR35.00
- AVG7.00
OVER 19
Sussex
143/7
Harrison David Ward
2(3)
David Payne
4-28(4.0)
18.6 D Payne to W Beer
W BACK to BACK WICKETS!! Payne is on a hattrick, but unfortunately, it was his last ball!! Was a length delivery outside off stump, Swings hands and gets a top edge, the ball goes up high and taken by the point fielder.
18.5 D Payne to D Rawlins
W GONEE!! RUN OUT!! Was a yorker just outside off stump, Rawling misses the ball, gets beaten but tries to steal a single and gets run out!! Good work by the keeper. Poor running in the middle.
18.4 D Payne to D Rawlins
1 Full length delivery, nudges it away on the leg side, gets the bottom of the bat.
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