141/10 (19.3)
CR : 7.23
168/8 (20.0)
CR : 8.40
Worcestershire won by 27 runs 🏆
19.1
1
Matthew Waite to Andy Gorvin
Over the wicket. Full on the stumps. Gorvin pushes it to long on for a single.
19.2
0
Matthew Waite to Nathan McAndrew
Full and tailing in from middle and leg. McAndrew clears his front leg and looks to heave it across the line but misses. Gets wrapped on the back pad. An appeal for LBW but umpire shakes his head.
19.3
W
Matthew Waite to Nathan McAndrew
WICKET!!! Matthew Waite wins it for the Rapids!!!! Full and straight at the stumps. McAndrew looks to heave it across the line again but misses and the ball cannons into the base of middle stump. Glamorgan are bowled out for 141, Rapids win by 27 runs.
N McAndrew 33(16)
b M Waite
4s/6s
4/2
SR
206.25
Over 20
Glamorgan 141/10
Nathan McAndrew33(16)
Andy Gorvin7(5)
Matthew Waite1-35(3.3)
Over 20
Glamorgan 141/10
Nathan McAndrew33(16)
Andy Gorvin7(5)
Matthew Waite1-35(3.3)
WOR won by 27 runs
1:10 AM IST, 8:40 PM Local Time: A clinical bowling display from the Rapids give them their second win on the trot as they move up in the points table. Defending 168, Worcestershire have managed to bowl out Glamorgan for 147 to complete an emphatic 27-run victory.
Earlier in the game, the conditions and pitch weren't the easiest to bat but after being put in by Kiran Carlson, Worcestershire Rapids crawled their way to 168 for 8 in 20 overs.
Adam Hose was the star with the bat, scoring a fine half-century. Isaac Mohammed made 30 off 30, while a cameo from Usama Mir (23 off 10) took them closer to the 170-run mark.
Andy Gorvin picked up three wickets for 34 and was the pick of the bowlers for Glamorgan. Dan Douthwaite and Nathan McAndrew got two apiece and Timm van der Gugten got one.
In reply, Kiarn Carlson and Will Smale got the visitors off to a solid start. They added 53 runs before Usama Mir broke the partnership by sending Carlson back to the hut for 35.
In nine balls, they lost three wickets and that shifted the momentum of the game in favour of the home side.
The match paused for 10 minutes because of bad light but once the players were back on the park, Jimmy Neesham and Chris Cooke tried to stage a comeback but they had too much to do and failed. A late flourish from Nathan McAndrew (33 off 16) gave them hope but Glamorgan eventually were bowled out for 141 in 19.3 overs.
Sikandar Raza was the pick of the bowlers, taking four for 17 from his four overs. Adam Finch and Usama Mir bagged two apiece, while Matthew Waite and Ethan Brookes got one each.
Earlier in the game, the conditions and pitch weren't the easiest to bat but after being put in by Kiran Carlson, Worcestershire Rapids crawled their way to 168 for 8 in 20 overs.
Adam Hose was the star with the bat, scoring a fine half-century. Isaac Mohammed made 30 off 30, while a cameo from Usama Mir (23 off 10) took them closer to the 170-run mark.
Andy Gorvin picked up three wickets for 34 and was the pick of the bowlers for Glamorgan. Dan Douthwaite and Nathan McAndrew got two apiece and Timm van der Gugten got one.
In reply, Kiarn Carlson and Will Smale got the visitors off to a solid start. They added 53 runs before Usama Mir broke the partnership by sending Carlson back to the hut for 35.
In nine balls, they lost three wickets and that shifted the momentum of the game in favour of the home side.
The match paused for 10 minutes because of bad light but once the players were back on the park, Jimmy Neesham and Chris Cooke tried to stage a comeback but they had too much to do and failed. A late flourish from Nathan McAndrew (33 off 16) gave them hope but Glamorgan eventually were bowled out for 141 in 19.3 overs.
Sikandar Raza was the pick of the bowlers, taking four for 17 from his four overs. Adam Finch and Usama Mir bagged two apiece, while Matthew Waite and Ethan Brookes got one each.
At one stage, it looked like 168 would be well below par, but the way Worcestershire Rapids bowled was a treat to watch. They stuck to their plans, hit the right areas consistently and bowled to their fields brilliantly to dismiss Glamorgan and secure their third win of the season.
That's all we have for you from this fixture. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the globe. For now, this is Ajay Pal Singh signing off on behalf of my colleague Suresh Kumawat. Goodbye!
That's all we have for you from this fixture. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the globe. For now, this is Ajay Pal Singh signing off on behalf of my colleague Suresh Kumawat. Goodbye!