134/8 (20.0)
CR : 6.70
151/3 (20.0)
CR : 7.55
Manchester Originals Women won by 17 runs 🏆
Player of the Match
Beth Mooney
99(54)
Linsey Smith
29 yrs
Best17
Innings25
Runs63
SR105.00
Avg15.75
Linsey Smith to face the last ball.
19.5
1
K Bryce to L Smith
Around the wicket. Full and outside off. Smith drives it down to long on for a single and that's the end of the match. Bryce picked up a hat-trick in her last set and she finishes with 5/13.
The Originals were out of reckoning for a place in the playoffs before the start of the game but they have given their home crowd something to cheer for today.
The Originals were out of reckoning for a place in the playoffs before the start of the game but they have given their home crowd something to cheer for today.
Over 20
Northern Superchargers Women 134/8
Lucy Higham0(1)
Linsey Smith1(1)
Kathryn Bryce5-13(20 b)
MOW won by 17 runs
9:39 PM IST, 5:09 PM Local Time: The fans at Old Trafford, Manchester were in for a delight as the hosts signed off with an emphatic win against the Northern Superchargers by 17 runs.
Kathryn Bryce became the first woman in England to be retired out with the bat in the first innings but came back to pick up a hattrick and a five-wicket haul to help Originals set up a terrific win.
The Originals won the toss, elected to bat first and put up 151/3 on the board with Beth Mooney scoring an unbeaten 99 off 54 balls with 14 fours and 3 maximums opening the innings.
Kim Garth and Bryce struck early for Originals in the second innings to send the openers early. Phoebe Litchfield dug in and scored 45 off 29 adding 41 runs for the 3rd wicket with Annabel Sutherland.
Sutherland scored 26 off 21 and her compatriot Georgia Wareham 25 in 18 but besides these 3 middle order Australians, no other batter could score into double digits against the excellent bowling lineup of the hosts Originals.
Bryce picked up a hattrick across her two sets and finished with 5/13, Garth had 2/17 in her 20 balls with Sophie Ecclestone also striking once in her final set (1/32). The Oval Invincibles's win over London Spirit early in the day meant Originals were already out of the reckoning of the eliminator.
Kathryn Bryce became the first woman in England to be retired out with the bat in the first innings but came back to pick up a hattrick and a five-wicket haul to help Originals set up a terrific win.
The Originals won the toss, elected to bat first and put up 151/3 on the board with Beth Mooney scoring an unbeaten 99 off 54 balls with 14 fours and 3 maximums opening the innings.
Kim Garth and Bryce struck early for Originals in the second innings to send the openers early. Phoebe Litchfield dug in and scored 45 off 29 adding 41 runs for the 3rd wicket with Annabel Sutherland.
Sutherland scored 26 off 21 and her compatriot Georgia Wareham 25 in 18 but besides these 3 middle order Australians, no other batter could score into double digits against the excellent bowling lineup of the hosts Originals.
Bryce picked up a hattrick across her two sets and finished with 5/13, Garth had 2/17 in her 20 balls with Sophie Ecclestone also striking once in her final set (1/32). The Oval Invincibles's win over London Spirit early in the day meant Originals were already out of the reckoning of the eliminator.
Hero of the match: Beth Mooney
Beth Mooney (Hero of the match): "Yeah it was. We set the game up nicely with the bat. It was a good day for the Originals.
If you had told me I would have scored these many runs, I would have taken it. It is not about the milestone but to get the team to a win. We were composed and bowled well.
Just nice to hit a few off the middle and have a couple of partnerships with Bryce and Laura Wolvaardt.
Excited to get the opportunity today (on keeping the wicket). But it is sad that one of my teammates had to miss out."
If you had told me I would have scored these many runs, I would have taken it. It is not about the milestone but to get the team to a win. We were composed and bowled well.
Just nice to hit a few off the middle and have a couple of partnerships with Bryce and Laura Wolvaardt.
Excited to get the opportunity today (on keeping the wicket). But it is sad that one of my teammates had to miss out."
That's it from our coverage of the 27th match in Women's Hundred competition. Ninaad Dixit here signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Ajay Pal Singh and scorer/analyst Raju Khariya. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world.