Match State: Innings Break The Lightning lower order has shown some fight to get to 173. The last five wickets managed to put on 102 after they were 71 for 5 at one stage. David Delany was the star with the bat with a well made 44 off 58 balls. The Lightning fans will be hoping that he impresses with the ball too. Josh Manley ended up with 4 wickets, and when we start again at 2.35pm, he will be hoping that his team can chase this total down. Please join me then!
41.2
W
Neill to Delany, OUT, Delany is down on one knee and looks to paddle sweep the ball down to fine leg. Can't get any bat on the ball and is hit on the front pad. Neill turns round and appeals to the Umpire. The finger goes up and the Lightning are all out.
DC Delany lbw b Neill 44 (102m 58b 5x4 1x6) SR: 75.86
41.1
6
Neill to Delany, SIX, Delany gets the slog sweep out. Hits the ball cleanly and it just clears the fielder out on the deep mid-wicket boundary
END OF OVER:41 | 3 Runs | LEL: 167/9 | RR: 4.07
- Reuben Wilson9 (38b)
- David Delany38 (56b)
- Carson McCullough3-0-9-0
- Jordan Neill1-0-7-0
40.6
0
McCullough to Wilson, no run, reaches out in front pf the pad, defends to mid-wicket
40.5
0
McCullough to Wilson, no run, hiot back to the bowler, goes down on the ground to stop the ball
40.4
0
McCullough to Wilson, no run, defends to extra cover
40.3
1
McCullough to Delany, 1 run, hits in the air back past the bowler, long-off fields
40.2
1
McCullough to Wilson, 1 run, clips the ball legside
40.1
1
McCullough to Delany, 1 run, flicks the ball legside, the ball comes in from the deep and Delany needs to dive to get his bat back behind the line at the non-strikers end
END OF OVER:40 | 7 Runs | LEL: 164/9 | RR: 4.10
- Reuben Wilson8 (34b)
- David Delany36 (54b)
- Jordan Neill1-0-7-0
- Carson McCullough2-0-6-0
Into the final powerplay now, how far can the Lightning go?
39.6
0
Neill to Wilson, no run, stays deep in the crease, defends into the on-side.