14/06Result
South Group (N), Vitality Blast at London, Jun 14 2021
Surrey won by 5 wkts (10b rem)
Player of the Match
Jason Roy
Jason RoySurrey
14/06Result
South Group (N), Vitality Blast at London, Jun 14 2021
Surrey won by 5 wkts (10b rem)
Player of the Match
Jason Roy
Jason RoySurrey

END OF OVER:
20 | 6 Runs 2 Wkts | GLAM: 166/7 | RR: 8.30

  • Andrew Salter0 (0b)
  • Jordan Clark4-0-30-1
  • Tom Curran4-0-33-1

7.50pm: My hunch is that 166 won't quite be enough for Glamorgan to defend against a brutal Surrey batting line-up but they have 12 overs of spin between Marnus, Sisodiya and Salter and this pitch should suit the three of them. Labuschagne was the star, grinding through the gears to reach a third straight Blast fifty, and Selman and Carlson chipped in with useful cameos

19.6
W
Clark to Weighell, OUT, run-out to finish. This is criminal from Weighell and he gets what he deserves. Swings and misses at the last ball, and decides against the single, even while halfway down the pitch. Trying to make his ground, Smith underarms it into the stumps, and he loses the 'not out' that he was so desperate to protect. Always run off the last ball! In fact, this might have been Salter's fault rather than Weighell's, but it's indefensible all the same... did you not watch the 2019 World Cup final?!

WJ Weighell run out 3 (8m 5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 60.00

19.5
0
Clark to Weighell, no run,
19.4
W
Clark to Labuschagne, OUT, shuffles across yet again, but the connection is poor this time. Sam Curran settles underneath it on the edge of the ring, and gobbles up a straightforward catch

M Labuschagne c SM Curran b Clark 74 (63m 51b 8x4 1x6) SR: 145.09

19.3
4
Clark to Labuschagne, FOUR, picks the gap between deep midwicket and long-on. Shuffles across, and Clark's attempted slower ball is a full toss, which he clubs out to the leg side
19.2
1
Clark to Weighell, 1 run,
19.1
1
Clark to Labuschagne, 1 run, miscued out to deep midwicket off the toe

Jordan Clark to finish things off. Square leg and fine leg in the ring.

END OF OVER:
19 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | GLAM: 160/6 | RR: 8.42

  • James Weighell2 (2b)
  • Marnus Labuschagne69 (48b)
  • Tom Curran4-0-33-1
  • Jordan Clark3-0-24-0
18.6
0
TK Curran to Weighell, no run, foxed by a slower ball, swinging and missing outside off
18.5
2
TK Curran to Weighell, 2 runs,
18.4
1
TK Curran to Labuschagne, 1 run, nails a pull shot out to deep midwicket, but hits it so well that they only get one. Sounded like a gunshot off the middle of the bat

James Weighell will start at the non-striker's end

18.3
W
TK Curran to Douthwaite, OUT, sliced up into the off side, and Roy runs round from mid-off to take the catch. Miscued hack, no timing, and Roy does the rest

DA Douthwaite c Roy b TK Curran 0 (4m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00

18.2
0
TK Curran to Douthwaite, no run,
18.1
1
TK Curran to Labuschagne, 1 run,

#DD88 is the new man at No. 8. Marnus on strike heading into the 18th over.

END OF OVER:
18 | 10 Runs 1 Wkt | GLAM: 156/5 | RR: 8.66

  • Marnus Labuschagne67 (46b)
  • Jordan Clark3-0-24-0
  • Tom Curran3-0-29-0
17.6
W
Clark to Carlson, 1 run, OUT, slashed away down to deep third man, and Carlson scampers back for two. Tom Curran is the fielder, who hurls the stumps down from the boundary rope, and he's out by a mile!

KS Carlson run out 23 (20m 13b 1x4 1x6) SR: 176.92

17.5
1
Clark to Labuschagne, 1 run, put down! Nailed back at Clark, who can only parry it out towards cover
17.4
6
Clark to Labuschagne, SIX, shuffles over to the off side, and bludgeons Clark back over his head for six!
17.3
1
Clark to Carlson, 1 run,

itzME: "36 of last 18 balls, Marnus, you beauty" -- Started very slowly but has managed to catch up. Pretty much exactly what you'd expect from him in this format.

17.2
0
Clark to Carlson, no run,
17.1
1
Clark to Labuschagne, 1 run,

Clark replaces Sam Curran at the Pavilion End.

END OF OVER:
17 | 15 Runs | GLAM: 146/4 | RR: 8.58

  • Marnus Labuschagne59 (43b)
  • Kiran Carlson21 (10b)
  • Tom Curran3-0-29-0
  • Sam Curran2-0-25-1
16.6
1
TK Curran to Labuschagne, 1 run,
16.5
4
TK Curran to Labuschagne, FOUR, wide yorker, which Labuschagne squeezes out, finding the gap between backward point and short third man. Strange choice of ball given those two men were in the ring, but Marnus played the dab deliciously
16.4
1
TK Curran to Carlson, 1 run,
16.3
2
TK Curran to Carlson, 2 runs,
16.2
2
TK Curran to Carlson, 2 runs, outrageous work from Clark on the boundary! Another full toss from Curran, which Carlson thumped out towards deep cover. Clark on the rope realised he wouldn't be able to cling onto the catch, and managed to leap up and knock it back into play to save a certain six

Surrey 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st60JJ RoyWG Jacks
2nd28LJ EvansJJ Roy
3rd2LJ EvansSM Curran
4th11LJ EvansJ Overton
5th38LJ EvansJL Smith
6th28J ClarkJL Smith