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Australia vs Oman

AUS vs OMA T20 Match 10, ICC Men's T20 World Cup, 2024 - Match Info

Match 10

Bridgetown

164/5 (20.0)

125/9 (20.0)

Australia beat Oman by 39 runs

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Player of the match

Marcus Stoinis - AUS

Match Summary

Player of the Match

Marcus Stoinis

AUS - All-Rounder

Runs

67 - 36

Wickets

3 - 19

164/5 (20.0 overs)

Top Batter

Top Bowler

125/9 (20.0 overs)

Top Batter

Top Bowler

Detailed Commentary

All

Wickets

4s

6s

AUS

OMA

And that's it from this game, where Sam Curran's standout performance with both bat and ball secured two crucial points for the Oval Invincibles. Next up in The Hundred, we have the final game of Super Sunday, with the Northern Superchargers taking on the Manchester Originals, set to start at 10:30 pm IST (5 pm GMT). In the women's division, the Northern Superchargers registered a convincing win, and now the men from the Manchester Originals will take the field looking to avenge that defeat. Simply switch tabs to enjoy the action from that game. Until next time, cheers and goodbye!

Sam Curran is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his half-century and five-fer with the ball. He says the hat trick wasn't in his mind and he has had a few battles against Dre Russ in the past. Adds that he had no fielder on the leg side and knew it would be either him launching it out of the park or making an error and luckily he nicked it. Mentions that the bowlers complimented each other really well and it was a well-executed team effort.

Earlier in the game, after opting to bat first, the Oval Invincibles found it hard to get going early on. Credit to the London Spirit bowlers for using the conditions smartly and making the Invincibles crawl under a run-a-ball for the first half. The arrival of Sam Curran came as a breath of fresh air for the visitors, injecting some much-needed impetus into the innings. The tactical decision by Sam Billings to retire himself out did not have much impact but Curran surely did with his 22-ball 51, taking the Invincibles to 147.

With 48 runs needed from 24 balls, out walked Andre Russell with his side requiring two a ball. He got a couple of hits away early and it seemed like we were in for a Dre Russ power-hitting show. However, once Dan Lawrence was dismissed, it all fell apart for the Spirit. Sam Billings sensed the need to bring Sam Curran on and it worked like a charm. The collapse triggered by the departure of Lawrence saw the London Spirit lose five wickets in seven balls for no runs, including a Curran hat trick. London Spirit were 115 for 4 from 84 balls, chasing 148 and ended up getting rolled over for 117 in 95 balls.

Chasing 148 runs for victory on a difficult surface, London Spirit had to bat smartly to get over the line and ensure that they did not lose early wickets. Michael Pepper threw caution to the wind and it was more misses than hits for him as he struggled to get going. It was a similar story for Ollie Pope who too failed to deliver. Oval Invincibles used their smarts with the ball and made boundary-hitting difficult for the opposition. Dan Lawrence and Shimron Hetmyer stitched a stand where they kept the ones and twos flowing to take the chase ahead.

Oval Invincibles claim the bragging rights in the London Derby! The women's game ended in a thrilling tie, with nothing to separate the two teams. However, the men's clash saw Sam Curran make all the difference, as Sam Billings' Invincibles returned to winning ways. With this commanding 30-run victory, the Invincibles have soared to the top of the standings.

117/10 (19.0)

27 (18)

20 (21)

5/16 (4)

3/22 (4)

Over 19

W

1

1

0

W

Daniel Worrall*

1 (3)

Nathan Ellis

1 (1)

Sam Curran

5/16 (4)

LNS

117/10

player

OUT

D Worrall

1 (3)

lbw b S Curran

Wkt

#10

4s/6s

0 / 0

SR

33.33

Daniel Worrall is the last man in for the London Spirit.

player

OUT

A Russell

12 (8)

c S Billings b S Curran

Wkt

#9

4s/6s

1 / 1

SR

150

Sam Curran will have another set of 5 balls. Nathan Ellis comes out now but it will be Andre Russell on strike for the hat-trick ball.

Over 18

W

W

0

W

0

Olly Stone*

0 (1)

Andre Russell

12 (7)

Sam Curran

3/14 (3)

LNS

115/8

player

OUT

O Stone

0 (1)

b S Curran

Wkt

#8

4s/6s

0 / 0

SR

0

Olly Stone comes out to bat now.

player

OUT

L Dawson

0 (2)

c J Cox b S Curran

Wkt

#7

4s/6s

0 / 0

SR

0

Liam Dawson comes out to bat now.

player

OUT

M Critchley

0 (2)

c T Lammonby b S Curran

Wkt

#6

4s/6s

0 / 0

SR

0

Matt Critchley is the new man with London Spirit requiring 33 runs from 15 balls.

Over 17

W

1lb

wd

4

6

0

Dan Lawrence*

27 (18)

Andre Russell

12 (7)

Adam Zampa

3/22 (4)

LNS

115/5

player

OUT

D Lawrence

27 (18)

st S Billings b A Zampa

Wkt

#5

4s/6s

0 / 2

SR

150

Over 16

1

0

1

1

W

Andre Russell*

2 (3)

Dan Lawrence

27 (17)

Adam Zampa

2/11 (3)

LNS

103/4

Match Details

Date & Time:

6th Jun 2024, 6:00 AM

Match Number:

Match 10

Match Results:

AUS Won By 39 runs

Head to Head

Just the right stats to help you determine which team statistically has the upper hand

OMA vs AUS

*Last 3 years

1

No. of Matches

0

OMA

1

AUS

0

Tie

Last Overs

over 20

1

1

W

0

1

1

Runs 4

over 19

2

4

wd

1

W

2

2

Runs 12

over 18

1

1

1

1

6

wd

2

Runs 13

over 17

4

1

0

1

0

1

Runs 7

over 16

6

1

1

6

W

0

Runs 14

Venue/Pitch Details

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

Batting Friendly

2nd Batting Friendly

Pace Friendly

147

1st Batting Average

172

Highest Score Chased

9

No. of Matches

Won by team

1st Batting

44%

2nd Batting

56%

Wicket Split

Pacer

60| 60W

Spin

40| 40W

Match Officals

Umpire:

Asif Yaqoob (PAK), Joel Wilson (WI)

Third Umpire:

Jayaraman Madanagopal (IND)

Match Referee:

Ranjan Madugalle (SL)