Samp Army Extends Winning Streak with Thrilling Victory

Morrisville Samp Army maintained their unbeaten run, securing a narrow 3-run win over Team Abu Dhabi at Zayed Cricket Stadium. Despite Jonny Bairstow's heroic 70*, Samp Army defended their 109 total, clinching the top table position. Meanwhile, Delhi Bulls capitalized on a key victory against New York Strikers.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 29-11-2024 22:10 IST | Created: 29-11-2024 22:10 IST
Samp Army Extends Winning Streak with Thrilling Victory
Morrisville Samp Army players celebrating after a dismissal (Photo: Abu Dhabi T10). Image Credit: ANI
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Morrisville Samp Army continued their dominance in the ongoing tournament, clinching a nail-biting 3-run victory over Team Abu Dhabi at the Zayed Cricket Stadium. The victory marked Samp Army's unbroken winning streak, ensuring their top position in the standings.

Opening batsmen Sharjeel Khan and Faf du Plessis formed a solid partnership, scoring 40 runs for the first wicket. Despite a subsequent batting collapse, with the team being bowled out for 109 in 9.4 overs, a notable contribution came from Andries Gous with 27 off just eight balls. England's pacer stood out for Team Abu Dhabi, delivering impressive bowling figures of 4/6 in 1.4 overs.

Chasing 110 for victory, Team Abu Dhabi faced early setbacks, finding themselves at 13/3. However, England's Jonny Bairstow delivered an extraordinary performance, remaining unbeaten on 70 from 30 balls. Despite his explosive innings, which included six sixes and five fours, Team Abu Dhabi fell short, finishing at 106/4 in 10 overs.

Samp Army, having qualified for the knockouts with a perfect scoreline, lead the tournament with 12 points from six matches. Team Abu Dhabi, with six points from six games, will face the New York Strikers next, aiming for a decisive victory. In another match, Delhi Bulls capitalized on a crucial win, defeating New York Strikers by five wickets after restricting them to 83/9, thanks to brilliant bowling from Fazalhaq Farooqi and Sam Cook.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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