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Vitality T20 Blast 2024: July 10 Match Review – Sussex Triumphs Over Hampshire in South Group Clash – T20

July 11, 2024

Vitality T20 Blast 2024: July 10 Match Review – Sussex Triumphs Over Hampshire in South Group Clash – T20

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In a crucial South Group encounter of the Vitality Blast 2024, Sussex faced Hampshire at the County Ground in Hove on June 10. Hampshire skipper James Vince won the toss and opted to field first. Sussex faced an early setback as opener Daniel Hughes was dismissed for a duck. However, Harrison Ward (39 off 20) and Tom Clark (37 off 26) built a solid partnership, stabilizing the innings after the early blow.

James Coles (46 off 33), Tom Alsop (35 off 17), and Danny Lamb (22 off 13) displayed remarkable resilience in the middle overs, propelling Sussex to a competitive total. A brief but impactful 13-run cameo from Nathan McAndrew further bolstered the score, helping Sussex post 200/7 in their 20 overs. Hampshire’s James Fuller and Brad Wheal took two wickets each, with Liam Dawson and Chris Wood contributing one wicket apiece.

In their chase, Hampshire got off to a dismal start, losing Ben McDermott and Tom Prest within the first two overs for just 8 runs. Skipper Vince (32 off 22) and Joe Weatherley (34 off 23) attempted to anchor the innings, but the pressure mounted as wickets fell regularly.

Toby Albert (27 off 15) and Benny Howell (32 off 17) showed great determination, providing some resistance. However, a lower-order collapse dashed Hampshire’s hopes. The team was bowled out for 178 in 19.1 overs, falling 22 runs short of the target. James Coles was the standout bowler for Sussex, claiming four wickets for 34 runs.

Sussex will next face Kent at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury on July 12, in what promises to be an exciting encounter. Meanwhile, Hampshire will take on Gloucestershire at the Rose Bowl in Southampton on the same day, in a match that could potentially turn their fortunes around.

Brief Scores

  • Sussex: 200/7 in 20 overs [James Coles 46 (33), Harrison Ward 39 (20); James Fuller 2/20 (3), Brad Wheal 2/43 (4)]
  • Hampshire: 178 in 19.1 overs [Joe Weatherley 34 (23), Benny Howell 32 (17); James Coles 4/34 (4), Jack Carson 1/17 (2)]

Vitality T20 Blast 2024: July 11 Match Review – Key Performances and Scores

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Five matches were scheduled for Thursday, July 11, in the Vitality Blast 2024. Four games produced exciting results, but the clash between Derbyshire and Lancashire was abandoned due to rain, and no play was possible.

North Group

Worcestershire vs Leicestershire: Worcestershire secured a 16-run victory, powered by Adam Hose’s explosive half-century and a five-wicket haul from Matthew Waite. Despite Louis Kimber and Ben Cox’s efforts, Leicestershire fell short in their chase.

Yorkshire vs Durham: Yorkshire achieved a comprehensive seven-wicket win over Durham, thanks to a stellar bowling performance by Jafer Chohan, who took 5/14. Durham struggled throughout their innings and couldn’t withstand Yorkshire’s chase.

South Group

Middlesex vs Gloucestershire: Middlesex emerged victorious by 29 runs. Jack Davies and Martin Andersson both scored fifties. At the same time, Luke Hollman’s three-wicket haul was crucial in restricting Gloucestershire.

Essex vs Kent: Essex clinched a 22-run win against Kent. Solid contributions from their batters, including key knocks from Paul Walter and Adam Rossington, and disciplined bowling ensured Essex’s success.

Brief Scores

Worcestershire vs Leicestershire

  • Worcestershire: 184/8 in 20 overs [Adam Hose 63 (39), Kashif Ali 41 (25); Lewis Goldsworthy 2/25 (4), Scott Currie 2/56 (4)]
  • Leicestershire: 169 in 19.5 overs [Louis Kimber 53 (23), Ben Cox 55 (40); Matthew Waite 5/21 (3.5), Harry Darley 2/11 (2.2)]

Yorkshire vs Durham

  • Durham: 107 in 16.4 overs [Ben Raine 33 (28), Graham Clark 21 (19); Jafer Chohan 5/14 (3.4), Dom Bess 2/26 (3)]
  • Yorkshire: 108/3 in 16.4 overs [Adam Lyth 30 (23), Dawid Malan 29 (25); Bas de Leede 1/2 (1), Nathan Sowter 1/16 (4)]

Middlesex vs Gloucestershire

  • Middlesex: 181/8 in 20 overs [Jack Davies 53 (35), Martin Andersson 52 (39); David Payne 3/28 (4), Md Taylor 2/37 (4)]
  • Gloucestershire: 152 in 19.5 overs [Jack Taylor 45 (24), Beau Webster 31 (26); Luke Hollman 3/37 (4), Blake Cullen 2/23 (3.5)]

Essex vs Kent

  • Essex: 187/3 in 20 overs [Paul Walter 46* (27), Adam Rossington 36 (21); Matthew Parkinson 2/29 (4), Nathan Gilchrist 1/35 (4)]
  • Kent: 165/5 in 20 overs [Tawanda Muyeye 73 (49), Marcus O’Riordon 33 (17); Shane Snater 2/25 (3), Simon Harmer 1/20 (4)]

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