The sunny weather, the double header crowd, the gorver runs, a list cast, drama… Jaurinable Blast faced everything in the early days of women’s competition.
Hampshire Hawks scored a total of 215 runs, as Mia Bucier (92) and Ella McCogan (68) made grass in the batsman’s paradise at the Utility Bowl – the fifth largest domestic T20 of the earth was yesterday. In response to Essex, ‘only 190’ got.
Surrey opener Danny Vyat Head brought power as his unbeaten 53 and 63 -dound Somerset of England’s team’s partner Page School Field.
But the biggest tension came to the Trent Bridge. Blizz, Charlotte Edwards Cup Holders – The previous professional women’s T20 match – still needed nine out of 161 runs that the bear had decided. Sarah Brace prepared the second ball of the final through the final overpoint of the same Wang so that she needed a ball, but she made two parts off off to make the last two. New Zealand’s Madi Green batted on the ball but returned for a second. A tie… and the tone was arranged.
MC attack (Part 1)
68, 68*, 81, 4 and 106. No, not a lottery number, but Ella McKagan’s incredible set of scores before Kagan was injured.
Mac Kagen had been regular for the South Wipers, but in Australia, winter wandering and then dominated the Metro Bank in a day cup.
Becoming the first woman to score Jaurnbal Blast Century – Firing the ball around Chelsea Ford with poise and timing – wrote the 22 -year -old man in fetal folklore stories.
“It was one of the good days,” McKaggan said. “I had some fate and I just tried to cash. I really didn’t expect it to be one hundred honest.”
Other young batsmen who made a name for themselves: Bears’ everlasting class Divine Pirin and Elsa Luster, a thunderous hit.
Mac attack (Part 2)
Esma McGiger keeps things easy – she just wants to keep the stump in the game.
Thus, Essex Peace Bowler was the leading wicket of the group stage with 21 wickets.
The risk did not come from the Express speed. In fact, the need to create his power associated with his unintentional accuracy has put the threat to facing the McGigger.
He began to finish his degree in the international business in the summer, but his real first -class Honors was four for eight against Somerset.
Harris hits
Australian sisters Grace and Laura Harris are not your ordinary batsmen. Where the average cricketer “sees the ball, hit the ball”, Harris sisters “see the ball, bounce the ball in the neighborhood premises”.
Before sending 19 balls after sending 19 balls a few days later, the old sister Laura looted fifty off 16 balls in the first film of Beirus.
Grace has named his bats in the name of Burger and has 10 wickets in addition to Surrey. Wherever they were, they have brought fun.
Perry and to (abroad)
The Harris duo was not the only overseas player who showed an explosion this summer. Alana King took 16 wickets for Lancashire Thunder, Amanda Jade Wellington Beat and Ball was the luncheon of Somerset, and Suzie Bits was unusual in the upper part of the Durham order.
But there was a name anxious to see everyone: Elise Perry. She left for Hampshire Hawks in the second half of the group stage, after which Charlie note was unusual in the first half.
The biggest female cricketer so far, Perry, took the wicket with his first ball, and he scored a limit with the first ball he faced while batting to identify his superstard.
Beaumont and record chase
Some days you pile up to 188 and assume that it will be enough to win a comfortable win. Durham did this only against the blizzle, but Tommy did not trust him to hit the beamont.
Beymont scored 81 off 44 balls, while Catherine Brace, Georgia Elvis and Heather Graham also contributed to reaching the target with an over to pursue a new record Women’s T20 in England.
Stir it
Somerset may have won only one match in his own cruel summer, and defeated Essex in his 10th endeavor. But they made the table at the top of an impressive metric – they had the largest crowd for non -double header.
Cooper Associates County Ground in Taunton landed 2,328 and three wickets for Kate Cross, four for Charlie Dean, and Swift – a Taylor Swift Tribune Act that was played after the match.
Hampshire Hawks flew the most in the double header because he had a love story with his client.
All four matches that make up the jornable blast with men’s fixtures have pulled a crowd of more than 3,000. There are not too many vacancies …
Never rained, then she dumped
The competition is permanently blessed by the hot weather, but on the unusual rainy occasions, the principle of DLS rain has provided some thrilling people.
The rain was always coming to Arvindel for Hawks vs. Durham, and when the visitors started bowling, it was clear that it was coming fast.
Hampshire had the benefit of knowing the equal score, but things were completely eliminated. By the end of the sixth over, they needed 35 to win, two wickets down. At the beginning of it, he was at 30 in drizzle.
She was drizzle, but before the end of the over, the umpires scored just three runs before taking them into a flood. They lost by one run.
In the Oval, Surrey and Essex’s rain -affected collision was even worse. At intervals, the house reached 159 before the rain, which has been translated that 94 is needed in ten overs. At 60-1, things were swimming for Essex, but the wickets fell and things went around.
Grace Harris bowled the last, took two wickets with eight, and with the last ball, scoring only seven runs, resulting in the tail.
Super Sunday
Surrey booked his place in Sunday’s Shopis after defeating Blaze on July 11, but Bears and Blays qualified for each other two days later.
Divine Pirin had turned around to score 70, before Hannah Baker, Georgia Davis and Milli Taylor stopped Hampshire.
Pirin did not realize that his bears had developed in the post -match interview. The answer was, sincerely: “Oh my goodness.”
While Blizz defended 139 thanks to his spin clinic with Sarah Gillen and Christie Gordon.
See Women’s Joranable Blast Final Day on Sunday Sky Sports Mix.