4
0
W
0
1
= 5
Match Details
BPW vs LSW 32nd Match, The Hundred W 2023
BPW
99-1076b
London Spirit Women won by 73 runs 🏆
LSW
100b172-5
Player of the Match
Grace Harris
London Spirit Women87(47)
BPW - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 25 Balls | 35 | 46 | 50 Balls | 78 | 78 | 75 Balls | 109 | 99 |
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LSW - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 25 Balls | 35 | 50 | 50 Balls | 81 | 87 | 75 Balls | 117 | 116 | 100 Balls | 161 | 172 |
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Grace Harris (Hero of the Match): "It's one of the better days I have had in England. Happy to contribute tonight. The pitch was good for batting. We wanted to finish on a positive note and free up. Happy that I didn't think too much about it. I had only played against Heather but it was a good experience to play under her."
Hero of the Match: Grace Harris
9:52 PM IST, 5:22 PM Local Time: A comprehensive victory for the London Spirit Women as they end the Women's Hundred 2023 Competition on a winning note. A miserable season for Birmingham Phoenix Women comes to an end as they lose the game by 73 runs and fail to win a single game in the competition.
The Phoenix Women had the daunting task of chasing 173 for victory. They didn't start well as they lost Sophie Devine in the very first set. Tess Flintoff also fell cheaply as both their openers were back in the hut quickly. Sterre Kalis looked good at the crease and played some fine shots. But the introduction of Sarah Glenn ended her 16-ball 28 knock. There were contributions from Amy Jones (14), Erin Burns (13), Evelyn Jones (12) but they failed to build big partnerships.
The Spirit Women kept picking wickets at regular intervals and didn't allow the Phoenix Women to get going. Eventually, the Phoenix Women got bundled out on 99 in 76 balls to lose the game by a big margin of 73 runs. Amelia Kerr was the standout bowler for Spirit as she registered figures of 4/13 in her 16 balls. Danielle Gibson and Sarah Glenn also chipped in with two scalps each as they completed a dominant victory over the hosts.
Earlier, it was the assault of Grace Harris that set the tone perfectly for the London Spirit Women. After being asked to bat first, Harris went berserk right from the start of her innings. She was well-supported by Danielle Gibson (18) at the top of the order. Harris continued playing her strokes and brought up her fifty in no time.
Richa Ghosh joined Harris and built a brilliant 48-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Ghosh fell on 29 while trying to up the ante but there was no stopping Harris at the other end. She hit some lusty blows at the fag end of the innings and scored 87 off just 47 balls to power the Spirit Women to 172 at the end of their innings. She smashed 13 fours and two maximums. Their bowlers then stepped up and defended the total successfully to end the tournament on a high.
The Phoenix Women had the daunting task of chasing 173 for victory. They didn't start well as they lost Sophie Devine in the very first set. Tess Flintoff also fell cheaply as both their openers were back in the hut quickly. Sterre Kalis looked good at the crease and played some fine shots. But the introduction of Sarah Glenn ended her 16-ball 28 knock. There were contributions from Amy Jones (14), Erin Burns (13), Evelyn Jones (12) but they failed to build big partnerships.
The Spirit Women kept picking wickets at regular intervals and didn't allow the Phoenix Women to get going. Eventually, the Phoenix Women got bundled out on 99 in 76 balls to lose the game by a big margin of 73 runs. Amelia Kerr was the standout bowler for Spirit as she registered figures of 4/13 in her 16 balls. Danielle Gibson and Sarah Glenn also chipped in with two scalps each as they completed a dominant victory over the hosts.
Earlier, it was the assault of Grace Harris that set the tone perfectly for the London Spirit Women. After being asked to bat first, Harris went berserk right from the start of her innings. She was well-supported by Danielle Gibson (18) at the top of the order. Harris continued playing her strokes and brought up her fifty in no time.
Richa Ghosh joined Harris and built a brilliant 48-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Ghosh fell on 29 while trying to up the ante but there was no stopping Harris at the other end. She hit some lusty blows at the fag end of the innings and scored 87 off just 47 balls to power the Spirit Women to 172 at the end of their innings. She smashed 13 fours and two maximums. Their bowlers then stepped up and defended the total successfully to end the tournament on a high.
76b A Kerr to K Levick
W Cleans her up. Amelia Kerr picks up the final wicket. Bowls a flighted googly around off, Levick looks to slog it across the line but misses it completely and the ball hits the off stump. With this, the London Spirit Women win the game by 73 runs.
15th Five
Birmingham Phoenix Women
99/9
Katie Levick
0(2)
Charis Pavely
1(1)
Sarah Glenn
2-22(20 b)
75b S Glenn to K Levick
0 Short outside off and Levick chops it in the off side.
74b S Glenn to K Levick
0 Short delivery outside off and Levick pushes it straight back to the bowler.
73b S Glenn to Arlott
W Arlott holes out in the deep. Tossed up delivery on the stumps, Arlott steps out and hits it aerially straight towards long on where Harris stationed on the edge of the circle takes a good catch with a reverse cup.
72b S Glenn to C Pavely
1 A googly around off and Pavely pushes it to the left of coves for a run.
71b S Glenn to Arlott
1 Tossed up on the stumps and hit down the ground for a single.
14th Five
Birmingham Phoenix Women
97/8
Charis Pavely
0(0)
Emily Louise Arlott
4(4)
Danielle Gibson
1-11(10 b)
Charis Pavely replaces Wong at the crease.
70b D Gibson to I Wong
W In the air and taken. That's a wonderful catch from Amelia Kerr. Her second of the night. A slower delivery from Gibson around off, Wong hoicks it into the leg side and gets it right off the toe end of the bat. Kerr from long on runs to her right and dives to take it inches above the ground.
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