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LEIC vs NOTS 60th Match, Royal ODI 2022
LEIC
154-1029.1
Nottinghamshire won by 105 runs (DLS METHOD) 🏆
NOTS
47.0255-9
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10.20 PM IST| That brings us to the end of the coverage of the Royal London Cup one-day match between Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. For now, this is me Tugral Azmi signing it off along with my esteemed co-commentator Kirana and Saptak with our scorer Bishal. Until then stay safe...
Tugral: So, we are done here with Nottinghamshire winning the game by 105 runs (DLS Method), as they wrap up Leicestershire to a total of 154 while chasing down a total of 259 which proved to be a bit too much for the Leicestershire.
Leicestershire won the toss and decided to bowl first, that decision did not appear to be going in their favor. When the host's openers came to the crease to chase a big target of 259 runs, they were already under pressure, due to which they lost the wickets of four batters of their top order within just 12 runs. Wiaan Mulder took charge of Leicestershire's sinking innings and scored at a blistering pace. Harry Swindells also assisted Mulder, but he could not prolong the partnership and fell victim to Paterson after only 27 runs.
Mulder and Lilley looked in a good touch they stitched a partnership of 84 runs for the sixth wicket. At that stage it was looking like it will be an easy chase for the Leicestershire. Hutton gave Nottinghamshire another breakthrough in his second spell, he uprooted Lilley's (28 off 32) stumps. In the end, Mulder could not find the support of any of the tail-enders as he too was dismissed after playing a fine inning of 79 runs in the last. Leicestershire were bundled out for 154/10 and faced defeat by a huge margin of 105 runs (DLS Method) against Nottinghamshire.
However, from the bowling side, after Nottinghamshire got the first breakthrough, he did not give the Leicestershire team any chance to return to the match. Brett Hutton was an effective and impactful bowler throughout the innings. He was the pick of the bowlers for Nottinghamshire as he took seven wickets and gave away 26 runs in his 8.1overs. Fateh Singh took a couple of wickets. Liam Paterson took one wicket each. Nottinghamshire showed a great performance with bat and ball, whose reward they got at the end of the match.
Leicestershire won the toss and decided to bowl first, that decision did not appear to be going in their favor. When the host's openers came to the crease to chase a big target of 259 runs, they were already under pressure, due to which they lost the wickets of four batters of their top order within just 12 runs. Wiaan Mulder took charge of Leicestershire's sinking innings and scored at a blistering pace. Harry Swindells also assisted Mulder, but he could not prolong the partnership and fell victim to Paterson after only 27 runs.
Mulder and Lilley looked in a good touch they stitched a partnership of 84 runs for the sixth wicket. At that stage it was looking like it will be an easy chase for the Leicestershire. Hutton gave Nottinghamshire another breakthrough in his second spell, he uprooted Lilley's (28 off 32) stumps. In the end, Mulder could not find the support of any of the tail-enders as he too was dismissed after playing a fine inning of 79 runs in the last. Leicestershire were bundled out for 154/10 and faced defeat by a huge margin of 105 runs (DLS Method) against Nottinghamshire.
However, from the bowling side, after Nottinghamshire got the first breakthrough, he did not give the Leicestershire team any chance to return to the match. Brett Hutton was an effective and impactful bowler throughout the innings. He was the pick of the bowlers for Nottinghamshire as he took seven wickets and gave away 26 runs in his 8.1overs. Fateh Singh took a couple of wickets. Liam Paterson took one wicket each. Nottinghamshire showed a great performance with bat and ball, whose reward they got at the end of the match.
29.1 B Hutton to W Mulder
W Mulder was the sole warrior left and he got beaten by a length ball which got low. He looked to defend it straight but it went straight through him and Mulder lost his middle stump here! That's the last wicket to fall and Mulder deserves appreciation for the 79 run innings no matter what. A memorable day for Brent Hutton indeed
OVER 29
Leicestershire
154/9
M Finan
0(0)
Wiaan Mulder
79(75)
Fateh Singh
2-7(2.0)
28.6 F Singh to C Wright
W Wright looked to drive the full ball but got completely missed due to the turn and the ball went to keeper who happily removes the bail and Leiester are 9 down for 150! Just a wicket away from the victory!
28.5 F Singh to C Wright
4 That's on length with huge width outside off stump and it was cut powerfully through backward point for a four.
28.4 F Singh to C Wright
0 Another dot ball here as Wright worked the full delivery on off.
28.3 F Singh to C Wright
0 Full, on off and defended on front foot. Dot ball.
28.2 F Singh to W Davis
W Full ball straight on pads and Davis misses to drive it straight and missed it and it hit him straight. Umpire took no time in deciding it as a wicket
28.1 F Singh to W Davis
0 Singh comes into the attack. Comes from around the wicket. Fuller delivery on the woods. Davis digs it out well straight back to the bowler.
OVER 28
Leicestershire
150/7
Wiaan Mulder
79(75)
Will Davis
1(1)
Brett Hutton
6-26(8.0)
27.6 B Hutton to W Davis
1 Full ball on pads and tucked to fine leg for a four.
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