Welsh Fire will face Birmingham Phoenix in the 25th match of the Men’s Hundred 2024 on Saturday. Welsh Fire have lost momentum following a no-result and a loss over Northern Superchargers and Southern Brave respectively, and badly in need of a win to finish in the top 3. Birmingham Phoenix, on the other hand, is in a good space following a record-breaking 10-wicket win over Northern Superchargers on Tuesday.
Fielding at its finest 💥 Sit back and enjoy the best fielding efforts of this year's edition of so far 🙌 Match Details: Sophia Gardens, Cardiff August 10th at 10:30 PM IST and at 6:00 PM Local Time Sony Sports Network, and What is the Pitch Report for WEF vs BPH, Men’s Hundred 2024, Match 25? The surface is conducive for seamers throughout the contest. Teams are facing difficulties while batting second here as sides batting first emerged on top twice earlier in the tournament. Any score of more than 130 looks competitive.
Recent form: NR, Lost, Won, Lost, Lost Won, Lost, Won, Won, Lost WEF vs BPH, Men’s Hundred 2024, Match 25 Probable Winners: Birmingham Phoenix are expected to win this match. What is the Expected, Probable Playing XIs for WEF vs BPH, Men’s Hundred 2024, Match 25? Luke Wells, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Joe Clarke, Tom Abell (c), Tom Kohler Cadmore, Glenn Phillips, David Willey, Ross Whiteley, David Payne, Matt Henry, Haris Rauf Ben Duckett, Moeen Ali (c), Jamie Smith (wk), Liam Livingstone, Dan Mousley, Jacob Bethell, Benny Howell, Sean Abbott, Adam Milne, Tim Southee, Chris Wood See through the eyes of..
. ⬆️ A batter being bowled ⬇️ The keeper celebrating! — The Hundred (@thehundred) Injury Updates: Currently, the players from both squads are doing well and fit. It will be added when there is an update.
What are the Fantasy Cricket Top Picks, Players for WEF vs BPH, Men’s Hundred 2024, Match 25? With his fearless mindset, has been able to achieve good results lately as he made 156 runs in 3 matches in the tournament at a strike rate of 173.33 with the best score of 92. steps up to the occasion when it matters to Birmingham Phoenix.
In 5 matches in the competition, he picked up 3 wickets and scored 51 runs. has caused plenty of problems for the batters with his pace and swing. The 35-year-old New Zealand quick has claimed 8 wickets in 5 matches in the series with the best figures of 3 for 15.
who returned to the side after completing his National duty, didn’t get the opportunity to bat against Northern Superchargers while affected 2 dismissals behind the stumps. showed his aggression for the first time in the series, smashing an unbeaten 37* runs from 21 balls against Northern Superchargers which included 2 fours and 3 sixes. Manchester Originals win their first match of 2024! Their 12-run victory over London Spirit means their opponents cannot qualify from the group stage! 🫢 — The Hundred (@thehundred) What are the Fantasy Suggested Teams for WEF vs BPH, Men’s Hundred 2024, Match 25? Jonny Bairstow, Jamie Smith, Tom Kohler Cadmore, Moeen Ali, David Willey, Luke Wells, Dan Mousley, David Payne, Haris Rauf Jonny Bairstow, Joe Clarke, Ben Duckett, Liam Livingstone, Glenn Phillips, Jacob Bethell, Benny Howell, Tim Southee, Adam Milne, And there's his 50 runs! 💪 Keaton Jennings powers the ball down the ground for four runs to reach the milestone 🙌 | — The Hundred (@thehundred) Pre-Match Analysis: was hugely disappointed as even the rain-shortened contest against Northern Superchargers didn’t conclude fully.
After a rain stoppage, the game was reduced to 5 overs aside and the host bowlers did a commendable job to hold Superchargers for a score of 26 for 5 but again the rain intervention after just 2 balls in the second half made the officials call off the proceedings. Before this game, Welsh Fire lost badly against Southern Brave by 42 runs. Batters should be blamed for the loss as they failed to chase the modest target of 140.
With 2 wins, 3 losses, and no result, they are placed 6th in the standings with 5 points. are buzzing with confidence after wrapping up their previous encounter against Northern Superchargers by 10 wickets with 61 balls to spare. Openers Ben Duckett (43*) and Moeen Ali (37*) were charged up completely and the duo took only 39 balls to ace the meager target of 84.
Earlier their bowlers were unplayable in the first half, especially seamers Adam Milne and Tim Southee who claimed 3 wickets each while Chris Wood and Benny Howell, picked up 3 wickets between them. This is their 3rd win in 5 matches and currently sit 5th in the standings with 6 points..
