The Hundred Eliminator, men’s competition, The Kia Oval Manchester Super Giants 186-4 (100 balls): Walter 80 (46). Klaasen 63 (26) Sunrisers Leeds 166-7 (100 balls): Rickelton 54* (34), Brook 49 (31); Tongue 4-26 Super Giants won by 20 runs Scorecard Paul Walter was the unlikely star as Manchester Super Giants beat Sunrisers Leeds by 20
After this performance, Sunrisers are looking like the team to beat despite Rockets finishing top of the table, and a win on Sunday would secure back-to-back Hundred titles for the Headingley-based franchise (formerly Northern Superchargers). It was not the most eye-catching chase, but after Brave’s dire batting effort, it did not need to be –
The Hundred women’s competition, Sophia Gardens Welsh Fire 138-7 (100 balls): Wareham 50 (34); Harris 3-15 London Spirit 123 (99 balls): Dean 27 (20); Potts 3-23 Welsh Fire won by 15 runs Scorecard. Table Georgia Wareham hit her first half-century in The Hundred as Welsh Fire ended their campaign with a comfortable 15-run win over
The Hundred women’s competition, Trent Bridge Southern Brave 117-5 (100 balls): Bouchier 38 (33); Adams 2-14 Trent Rockets 118-7 (98 balls): Gardner 37 (24); Corteen-Coleman 2-16 Trent Rockets won by three wickets Scorecard. Table Nat Sciver-Brunt’s breezy 32 helped Trent Rockets to a three-wicket win over Southern Brave which rubber stamped their place in the
The Hundred women’s competition, The Oval MI London 121-5 (100 balls): Chathli 31 (27); Bates 3-13 Trent Rockets 125-1 (82 balls): Sciver-Brunt 67* (36); Norris 1-26 Trent Rockets won by nine wickets Scorecard. Table Nat Sciver-Brunt made a stylish unbeaten 67 as Trent Rockets booked their spot in the knockout stage of The Hundred with
ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series, Forthill Scotland 281-7 (50 overs): McCreath 112; Shirzad 3-55 Canada 272 (49.2): Samra 78; McMullen 3-43 Scotland won by nine runs Scorecard Scotland held on for a nervy nine-run victory over Candada to secure a place at next year’s World Cup Qualifier after a tense ICC Cricket
