4
1
W
0
1
6
= 12
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ESS vs SUR 111th Match, T20 Blast 2024
ESS
176-820.0
Surrey won by 13 runs 🏆
SUR
20.0189-9
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9:23 PM IST, 5:23 PM Local Time: That's it. Surrey get back to winning ways in the T20 Blast 2024. They beat the Essex Eagles by 13 runs here in Chelmsford. They did a fine job to get to a formidable total before their bowlers stepped up and defended it successfully. All smiles in the Surrey camp as they defeat the hosts convincingly.
Chasing 177 was always going to be a daunting task for Essex. Adam Rossington gave them a solid start. His opening partner Dean Elgar fell cheaply on nine but Michael-Kyle Pepper supported him nicely.
The Eagles were going nicely before Cameron Steel dismissed Pepper on 27. Charlie Allison (2), Paul Walter (4) and Matthew Critchley (7) fell on single-digit scores. Rossington kept going strong from the other end and brought up his fifty.
Rossington and Luc Benkenstein kept Essex in the hunt. The required run rate crept above 10. Rossington scored 78 off 49 balls before holing out in the deep in the 18th over. Benkenstein got cleaned up on 27. It was too much to do for the lower-order batters as Essex finished their innings on 176/8 to lose the game by 13 runs.
Skipper Chris Jordan was the pick of the bowlers for Surrey. He picked up three wickets and conceded 34 runs in his four overs. Jordan Clark and Cameron Steel picked up two scalps each and Sam Curran also grabbed a wicket as it helped them defend the total successfully.
Earlier, Surrey were asked to bat first and they got off to a solid start, courtesy Will Jacks. He played some fantastic shots while opening the batting, despite lacking support from the other end. Surrey kept losing wickets at regular intervals but Jacks held the innings nicely from one end.
He scored 86 off 46 balls before getting dismissed in the 16th over. Jordan Clark was the next top-scorer for Surrey with 23 as they ended their innings on 189/9. Simon Harmer grabbed three wickets for Essex but was on the expensive side as he conceded 44 runs in his four overs. Matthew Critchley and Paul Walter picked up two scalps each.
The Essex's batters then failed to get going in the chase. Adam Rossington tried hard but it wasn't enough as they failed to get across the line and lost the fixture by 13 runs.
Chasing 177 was always going to be a daunting task for Essex. Adam Rossington gave them a solid start. His opening partner Dean Elgar fell cheaply on nine but Michael-Kyle Pepper supported him nicely.
The Eagles were going nicely before Cameron Steel dismissed Pepper on 27. Charlie Allison (2), Paul Walter (4) and Matthew Critchley (7) fell on single-digit scores. Rossington kept going strong from the other end and brought up his fifty.
Rossington and Luc Benkenstein kept Essex in the hunt. The required run rate crept above 10. Rossington scored 78 off 49 balls before holing out in the deep in the 18th over. Benkenstein got cleaned up on 27. It was too much to do for the lower-order batters as Essex finished their innings on 176/8 to lose the game by 13 runs.
Skipper Chris Jordan was the pick of the bowlers for Surrey. He picked up three wickets and conceded 34 runs in his four overs. Jordan Clark and Cameron Steel picked up two scalps each and Sam Curran also grabbed a wicket as it helped them defend the total successfully.
Earlier, Surrey were asked to bat first and they got off to a solid start, courtesy Will Jacks. He played some fantastic shots while opening the batting, despite lacking support from the other end. Surrey kept losing wickets at regular intervals but Jacks held the innings nicely from one end.
He scored 86 off 46 balls before getting dismissed in the 16th over. Jordan Clark was the next top-scorer for Surrey with 23 as they ended their innings on 189/9. Simon Harmer grabbed three wickets for Essex but was on the expensive side as he conceded 44 runs in his four overs. Matthew Critchley and Paul Walter picked up two scalps each.
The Essex's batters then failed to get going in the chase. Adam Rossington tried hard but it wasn't enough as they failed to get across the line and lost the fixture by 13 runs.
OVER 20
Essex
176/8
Eathan Bosch
8(5)
Shane Snater
5(2)
Tom Lawes
0-26(2.0)
19.6 T Lawes to E Bosch
0 Good length delivery on the stumps, Bosch looks to heave it into the leg side but gets an inside edge on his front pad. A dot to end the over. Surrey beat Essex by 13 runs.
19.5 T Lawes to S Snater
1 Lawes goes full on the stumps, Snater can't get underneath this one as he hits it along the floor to long on for only a single.
19.4 T Lawes to S Snater
4 FOUR!!!! Shorter delivery well outside off, Snater is deep in his crease. He throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside edge that flies past diving short third man fielder for a boundary. 15 required from 2 now.
19.3 T Lawes to E Bosch
1 Full and right in the slot, Bosch mistimes the slog along the ground towards long on for only a single.
19.2 T Lawes to E Bosch
2 Full on the stumps, Bosch hits it straight down the ground. The long on fielder runs to his left and stops it with a dive. Saves two for his side. 20 from 4 now.
19.1 T Lawes to E Bosch
4 FOUR!!! Lawes bowls it on a length and offers width from over the wicket, Bosch stands still and lifts it over covers for a boundary. A perfect start to the over. 22 required from 5 now.
Essex require 26 runs from the final over. Tom Lawes to bowl the final six deliveries.
OVER 19
Essex
164/8
Shane Snater
0(0)
Eathan Bosch
1(1)
Chris Jordan
3-34(4.0)
Shane Snater walks out to bat next.
18.6 C Jordan to S Harmer
W WICKET!!! Another one bites the dust. Jordan bowls it full and right in the slot on the stumps, Harmer takes his front leg out of the way and heaves it in the wide long on region. Overton out on the boundary moves to his right swiftly and takes a wonderful catch.
18.5 C Jordan to E Bosch
1 Shorter delivery outside off, Bosch pulls it down the ground to long on for a single.
18.5 C Jordan to E Bosch
WD Full and slanting down leg and Bosch fails to connect on the flick. Wide signaled.
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