Sydney Thunder produced a clinical all-round performance to crush Melbourne stars By nine wickets in rain hit Wbl | 11 Competition with Junction Oval, Melbourne Georgia full At the center of an emphatic victory on Saturday. The match was reduced to 10 overs a side due to persistent showers, but the Thunder improved to the cut conditions to chase down a DLS-adjusted target of 76 to 56.
Georgia Voll’s all-round masterclass against the Melbourne Stars
Voll delivered a decisive double with the ball and then anchored a turbo-charged chase that grounded the match and MVP dispatcher. Introduced after a consistent star, the overlapping all-round captain Annabel Sutherland For a duck through sharp work from the keeper Tahlia Wilsonbefore dangerous work Danielle Gibson To break any late wave, he ends with 2 for 13 in his two overs. His control in the middle along with disciplined spells Lucy Finn (2 for 2) and Emily Arlott (2 for 18), those from 66 to 66, regardless of the platform on which the seats are placed Rhys McKay22 of 24 and Meg Lanning13 at s 13.
With the target adjusted to 76 under DLS, Voll switched to a head that happened after the power was written. In the form of coming together Phoebe Litchfieldhe bowled a clean, orthodox ball to a surprising, 33-run 33 to 33 from seven boundaries that repeatedly shattered the packed side field. After Litchfield fell for a command from 37 to Sutherland’s 37 for just 10 runs, Voll composed an earlier set, spinning strike Laura Harris The Thunder finished 79 for 79 in 7.1 with a flurry of offensive hits.
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Sydney Thunder Rain favors a shortened contest
Before that, the stars took advantage of the extended bed, with McKenna on the 29th without rain, harmlessly placed on the 29th during the first break in the rain. However, the extended delay not only split the innings into 10 overs, but also disrupted the rhythm and mercilessly exposed the pressure to pace the Thunder’s seam-spinning mix. At 36 for 1 in the fifth year, Stars lost five wickets for 23 runs in the last 5.1 overs. Maia Bouchier, Amy Jones and falling down quickly to leave Kim garth (5 *) and Georgia Prestwidge (2 *) total scrap to 66 total.
The Thunder’s response was the complete opposite: active, calculated and relentless. Litchfield, on the charge, set the tone, driving and loFTing, driving and loFTing 50 from 27 balls in just 4.3 overs. The Stars attack had no answer Sophie Prestwidge, Prestwidge, is related to the presence of a row of grain above the predominance of the volley, emphasizing the dominance of lightning and seriously jeopardizing the house-building ambitions of the hosts.
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