Wellington Firebirds moved to the pole place after securing a win in opposition to Central Stags by 4 wickets within the seventeenth match of Tremendous Smash 2023-24 at McLean Park in Napier.
Central Stags opted to bat first after profitable the toss. They misplaced their opener Bayley Wiggins (0) fairly early. Will Younger (50) and Dane Cleaver (29) then stitched collectively an 84-run stand for the second wicket to regular issues.
Tom Bruce (19) and Doug Bracewell (17) propelled their aspect to 158/7 in 20 overs. Logan van Beek scalped a three-wicket haul, conceding 24 runs in 4 overs. Nathan Smith picked up two wickets, with Peter Younghusband and Bracewell bagging one wicket apiece.
In reply, Wellington misplaced their openers for simply two runs apiece. Nevertheless, captain Nick Kelly (23), Muhammad Abbas (72), and Michael Bracewell (41) turned issues round to take their aspect to victory in 19.1 overs with 4 wickets in hand. Bevan Small’s four-wicket haul went in useless for the Stags.
On that notice, let’s check out the main run-getters and wicket-takers of the continuing Tremendous Smash 2023-24.
Tremendous Smash 2023-24 Most Runs Record
Wellington opening batter Tim Robinson strengthened his prime spot within the batting standings with 212 runs from 5 innings. Auckland’s dashing batter Finn Allen (154) retained his second rank, whereas Otago’s Dean Foxcroft (143) maintained his third place.
Martin Guptill (139) and Jeet Raval (130) settled with their fourth and fifth slots, respectively. Stags batter Doug Bracewell moved up from seventh to sixth spot, accumulating 130 runs at a mean of 43.33.
Muhammad Abbas climbed up from twenty first to seventh rank with 129 runs from 4 innings. Dane Cleaver (129) propelled from the tenth to the eighth slot, averaging 25.8. Canterbury’s Cole McConchie (126) slid from sixth to ninth spot, whereas his teammate Michael Rippon (108) slipped from eighth to tenth place.
Tremendous Smash 2023-24 Most Wickets Record
Wellington pacer Nathan Smith moved from fourth to pole place within the wickets standings with 10 scalps, averaging 12.1. His teammate Peter Younghusband consolidated his second place with 10 scalps, averaging 12.6
Auckland’s Louis Delport slipped from prime to 3rd rank with 9 wickets at a powerful common of 11. His teammate Danru Ferns (9) descended from third to fourth rank at 12. Stags bowler Bevan Small (9) rocketed from the seventeenth to the fifth slot at a mean of 13.88.
Ben Lister (8) descended from fifth to sixth rank at 14.25. Logan van Beek (8) climbed up from 14th to seventh rank at 17.87. Jake Gibson (7) moved two positions down to carry eighth at 13.42. Jayden Lennox (7) retained his tenth rank with a mean of 14.71. Travis Muller (7) slipped from seventh to tenth rank at a mean of 16.28.
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