Will Jax had the best individual score in the The Hundred campaign so far this summer. His 81 led the Oval his Invincibles to his 39-run victory over the Welshfires at Sophia Gardens.
Jax hit from his 1st pitch to his 99th pitch, becoming the second-highest scoring men's Hundred of all-time, behind Colin He Ingram and David He Willie. , Liam followed his 92 points, which is Livingston's current best record.
His burst of six in the second half pushed the Invincibles to his 5-for-158 and allowed London to sideline his Derby defeat last weekend.
His Fire, which won the toss, sent in his Invincibles, quickly adding to the pain English star Jason Roy is currently feeling, with only 10 runs to beat as many balls as he could. I was.
If it was Hundred's opening against London his spirit his golden duck improvement in his round, he had a desire to tickle the ball and shorten his slender legs Showing displeasure, threw the bat in the air as he returned. pavilion.
David Payne, Jake Ball and George Scrimshaw paced his attack, bowling neatly on tricky wickets, initially limiting his rate of runs. It didn't take long for them to improve, considering they only took one wicket in a heavy loss in the opening game against reigning champions Southern Brave.
Scrimshaw repays Payne for capturing Roy. Dangerous Riley caught Rothw in his third short and suddenly it was 2-2 with two key batters back in the hatch.
Sam Billings stabilizes the ship with Anchorman Jax and, after being hit in his region of the Nether, takes a much-needed injury break, leaving him two balls behind. I was. His departure for lbw to Ryan Higgins went from 41 balls to 51 on 3, putting even more responsibility on the shoulders of the Jax.
Opener, Surrey's top scorer in the blast, reached half-century at midpoint as he steered the side to 3-for-57 and divided his four from extra cover from Payne. , then a series of bounds.
After his 50 came out on his 36 pitches and added another 31 on his next ninth inning pitched, from the end of the inning he was on the boundary of the second ball. I made a hole. 4 off Tom Curran's last ball means the Invincibles set a reasonable target of 159 to win.
Joe Clarke and Tom Bunton got off to a good start for his side at home, with former passing his spinner Danny Briggs posting a straight six in his opening over. Clark top-scored with 37 as he enjoyed stands of 46 for Bunton and 26 for Ben Duckett.
But when he was caught in the depths aiming for another boundary off Cullan, the letters were written on the wall because of the flames. They only made 107 off 100 balls against the Brave, but were eventually held down to 119 for 6 as Sam and Tom Curran squeezed and conceded only 24 and 14 runs respectively from 20 balls respectively. I was.
Sunil Narine chipped in for his three wickets and on 20 balls he allowed 21 runs.