END OF OVER:20 | 21 Runs | NSC-M: 198/4 | RR: 9.90
- David Miller37 (16b)
- Michael Pepper6 (3b)
- Tom Curran3.5-0-50-1
- Sam Curran2.5-0-33-1
Himanshu: "Say whatever about franchise cricket, it is one heck of a competition - Hundred, IPL, BBL "
3.46pm Cameos all around, and Superchargers charge their way to 198 in 100 balls. That is typical hitting, you'd think - multiple batters contributing, and doing so in quick time - to push their side to a massive score. But the leader of the pack, in every sense, was Brook, whose 56 off 27 balls included five sixes. Miller also thumped as many sixes in his unbeaten 37 from 16 deliveries even as he started low on confidence. Join us for the chase in ten, as Invincibles look to hunt 199 down.
19.5
2
TK Curran to Miller, 2 runs, angling across, and coming full and wide of off. Slashed to deep point, and Miller takes two. Billings whips the bails off before the ball reaches him, and so Miller gets two successfully
19.4
6
TK Curran to Miller, SIX, down the ground!! The man at long-off fielder moved to his left and leapt, but the ball just beat him. Curran goes for the yorker, but ends up bowling a low full toss on the stumps
19.3
6
TK Curran to Miller, SIX, almost goes out of the ground while going over deep square leg!! Full toss again, and this dips to come just below his waist around off. Miller clubs at that, and gets another six in that region
19.2
6
TK Curran to Miller, SIX, whipped over deep square leg - it is his third six there today. A low, dipping full toss on the stumps, and Miller clears his front leg to swing forcefully
19.1
1
TK Curran to Pepper, 1 run, slower ball, and on a length wide outside off. Pepper looks to swing, but gets it off the inside half of the bat towards deep midwicket
Tom Curran will finish the innings off.
END OF OVER:19 | 10 Runs 1 Wkt | NSC-M: 177/4 | RR: 9.31
- Michael Pepper5 (2b)
- David Miller17 (12b)
- Sam Curran2.5-0-33-1
- Tom Curran2.5-0-29-1
18.5
4
SM Curran to Pepper, FOUR, ramped between the keeper and short third. Pepper waits and waits for this slower ball to come at him. It is short in length, and rises around fifth stump, before Pepper plays late and in the gap
