Abu Dhabi T10 2022 – Morrisville Samp Army unbeaten in debut season

Best of 3, everything looks good and easy Morrisville Thumpers Their debut at T10 Abu Dhabi. They took form in style and they will enter the second week of the tournament as the only undefeated team in Season 6 of the competition.

Miller faced just 10 of 35 deliveries during their partnership, as Jannat cashed in six of his game-winning knocks. The two came together on a 31-2 run in the fourth quarter, and the Warriors simply couldn’t answer Janat’s power and timing.

His first six runs came at the end of the fifth inning, when he struck out Sikander Raza at long range and followed up with two more top runs over Sabir Rao in the next innings. . In the penultimate game, Sam Cooke got off to a good start, changing his pace, but Jannat got the job done, taking Cook’s slow ball and pulling it over the deep square leg, hitting 6 points. Miller then caught Cook’s all-over toss to reduce the equation to seven for 11, but he missed the last ball, meaning Jannat was on strike.

Perhaps it was the sight of Brathwaite handing over the final that inspired Jannat to keep things within boundaries, and there was no sign of him delegating duties to Miller. Janat lifted Brathwaite’s first ball deep over the mid-range, played six balls, gave him a half century, and then sent the next ball to the ground and over the ropes to seal the win.

Samp’s head coach Lance Krusner praised Jannat after the game. He currently scored 80 points and 42 goals in the game, shooting 190.47 and not being sent off.

“It’s not a surprise to me because that’s what he does. He’s always had talent and I’m just happy that he’s able to make a difference in that arena,” said Krusena, his former Afghanistan coach. “There aren’t many people I know who work harder and work harder than him.”

Jannat himself insisted that Miller backed him to take on the bowlers in the conversation between the two overs. “David’s experience was very helpful and he told me to do it,” he said.

Go for it, he did. Samp Army’s chase was the fifth straight chased goal in the tournament after the first eight games of the season were won by the side that batted first and, from initial impressions, they looked like the side to beat.

With a shrewd bowling attack that included Anrich Nortje, Sheldon Cottrell, Dwayne Pretorius and George Garton, coupled with the leadership of Moeen, they had blasted out of the box and made a dream start to the opening T10 in Abu Dhabi.