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Match Details
HAM vs SUR 83rd Match, T20 Blast 2022
SUR
152-619.1
Surrey won by 4 wickets 🏆
HAM
20.0151-7
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So that's it from this game. I am AkshayaKrishna Polya signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Ninaad Dixit who alongside our scorer/analyst Yogesh brought you all the live actions from this mouth-watering thriller. We will meet in the next game. For now, it's good night and ta-ta!
What a game we have had here! It was a rollercoaster ride for sure as the game had many ups and downs. Finally Chris Jordan smashed one into the stands to make sure that there will be no hiccups. Surrey have continued their winning streak with a five wickets win over Hampshire.
Chasing a competitive total of 152 to win, Surrey didn't had the start they were looking as Will Jacks perished very early in the piece. Then it was a good partnership off 47-runs between Jamie Smith and Laurie Evans for the second wicket. Smith (25 off 19) edged one to the keeper as he tried to cut Liam Dawson.
Sunil Narine (11 off 8) came in at number four and did his normal as he smoked a six off Mason Crane, who eventually had the last laugh in the same over. They then lost the well set Evans (29 off 24) as he gave a catching practice for the short extra covers fielder off James Fuller.
With scorecard reading 4 down for 84 in 10.2 overs, there was a small dark cloud hovering around the visitors. It was Kieron Pollard, who smashed the bowlers around the park as he confirmed that the chase wouldn't get hectic at the end even though he gets out. Pollard's 34 off 22 had three fours and two daunting biggies. He added a much needed 46-run stand for the fifth wicket alongside Rory Burns.
Pollard and Jamie Smith were taken care off by the bowling side with in a span of 1-run leaving the Surrey side at 131/6. Everyone where up for that final minute twist but Burns and Jordan had none off it. Both batted patiently and scored accordingly. Burns was unbeaten on 21 off 24 while Jordan was unbeaten on 10 off 9. That six from Jordan off Nathan Ellis in the last ball of the 19th over almost sealed the deal for the batting side. It was an anti climax end to the game as Chris Wood delivered a wide in the second ball off the last over, handing a win for Surrey by four wickets.
For Hampshire, their spinners, especially, Liam Dawson was incredible with the ball as he finished with the figures of 4-0-21-2. The other spinner Mason Crane did pick a couple of wickets but was a tad expensive. James Fuller was the other bowler who got into the wickets column with a couple to his name.
Earlier, Surrey invited Hampshire to have a bat and on the bank of valuable contributions from James Vince (30 off 20), Joe Weatherley (29 off 25) and James Fuller (39* off 22) posted a respectable total of 151/7 in their allotted 20 overs. Hampshire did had the collapse as they were seen struggling at 94/6 at 14.1 overs but thanks to Fuller's counter attacking knock. For Surrey, Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton returned with a couple of wickets while Sunil Narine and Chris Jordan finished with a wicket each to their name.
Chasing a competitive total of 152 to win, Surrey didn't had the start they were looking as Will Jacks perished very early in the piece. Then it was a good partnership off 47-runs between Jamie Smith and Laurie Evans for the second wicket. Smith (25 off 19) edged one to the keeper as he tried to cut Liam Dawson.
Sunil Narine (11 off 8) came in at number four and did his normal as he smoked a six off Mason Crane, who eventually had the last laugh in the same over. They then lost the well set Evans (29 off 24) as he gave a catching practice for the short extra covers fielder off James Fuller.
With scorecard reading 4 down for 84 in 10.2 overs, there was a small dark cloud hovering around the visitors. It was Kieron Pollard, who smashed the bowlers around the park as he confirmed that the chase wouldn't get hectic at the end even though he gets out. Pollard's 34 off 22 had three fours and two daunting biggies. He added a much needed 46-run stand for the fifth wicket alongside Rory Burns.
Pollard and Jamie Smith were taken care off by the bowling side with in a span of 1-run leaving the Surrey side at 131/6. Everyone where up for that final minute twist but Burns and Jordan had none off it. Both batted patiently and scored accordingly. Burns was unbeaten on 21 off 24 while Jordan was unbeaten on 10 off 9. That six from Jordan off Nathan Ellis in the last ball of the 19th over almost sealed the deal for the batting side. It was an anti climax end to the game as Chris Wood delivered a wide in the second ball off the last over, handing a win for Surrey by four wickets.
For Hampshire, their spinners, especially, Liam Dawson was incredible with the ball as he finished with the figures of 4-0-21-2. The other spinner Mason Crane did pick a couple of wickets but was a tad expensive. James Fuller was the other bowler who got into the wickets column with a couple to his name.
Earlier, Surrey invited Hampshire to have a bat and on the bank of valuable contributions from James Vince (30 off 20), Joe Weatherley (29 off 25) and James Fuller (39* off 22) posted a respectable total of 151/7 in their allotted 20 overs. Hampshire did had the collapse as they were seen struggling at 94/6 at 14.1 overs but thanks to Fuller's counter attacking knock. For Surrey, Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton returned with a couple of wickets while Sunil Narine and Chris Jordan finished with a wicket each to their name.
19.2 C Wood to C Jordan
WD WIDE!! It is an anti climax end to the game. Good length delivery down the leg side from over the wicket. Jordan misses the glance to the keeper. As the umpire flexes his arms to signal the wide crowds roar on here. Surrey wins by 4-wickets with five balls remaining!
19.1 C Wood to R Burns
1 Scores are level with five deliveries left. Good length delivery on the hips from round the wicket. Burns tucks it to deep square leg for a single.
OVER 19
Surrey
150/6
Chris Jordan
10(9)
Rory Burns
20(23)
Nathan Ellis
0-34(4.0)
18.6 N Ellis to C Jordan
6 SIXXX!!! Chris Jordan is one of the best T20 player in the world! Huge delivery in the context of the game and Jordan has done enough to seal the draw for the team. Now just two needed off the last over. Short delivery on the left shoulder of the batter. Jordan on the back foot drills this pull shot high and handsome well over the deep backward square leg fence for a match deciding six!
18.5 N Ellis to R Burns
1 Fuller length delivery on the off stump line. Burns clears his front leg and mistimes the heave down to mid wicket area for a single.
18.4 N Ellis to C Jordan
1lb Length delivery on the leg stump line. Jordan misses the tuck on to his thigh pads. They take a leg bye down to square leg area.
Physio is out there checking on Burns! Just a mandatory check as the ball hit him on his shoulders.
18.3 N Ellis to R Burns
1lb Short ball on the fifth stump line. Burns moves across towards the off side but fails to connect the pull as the ball hits him on his right shoulder. They take a leg bye to gully area.
18.2 N Ellis to C Jordan
1 Fuller length delivery on the off stump line. Jordan on the front foot chips this one to mid off area for a single.
18.1 N Ellis to R Burns
1lb Nathan Ellis is back into the attack from over the wicket. Good length delivery on the off stump line. Burns with a slight shuffle across misses the pick up pull on to his thigh pads. Huge appeal but not given and a leg bye to silly point has been taken here.
OVER 18
Surrey
139/6
Chris Jordan
3(6)
Rory Burns
19(20)
Chris Wood
0-15(3.0)
17.6 C Wood to R Burns
1 Round the wicket, slower one on a fuller length outside the off. Burns stretches at that one as he opens the bat face to squeeze it down to sweeper covers for a single.
17.5 C Wood to C Jordan
1 Back to over the wicket. Fuller length delivery on the legs. Jordan on the front foot flicks it to deep mid wicket for a single.
17.4 C Wood to R Burns
1 Round the wicket here. Good length delivery on the off stump line. Burns on the back foot nudges it to covers for a single.
17.3 C Wood to R Burns
0 Short ball on the middle stump line. Burns on the back foot misses the pull to the keeper. An appeal from the keeper and not given by the umpire.
17.2 C Wood to C Jordan
1 Back of a length delivery around the off stump line. Jordan on the back foot pulls it down to deep mid wicket for a single.
17.1 C Wood to R Burns
1 Chris Wood is back into the attack from over the wicket. Good length delivery and outside the off. Burns on the back foot dabs it down to deep third man for a single.
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