The Breats 2025: Trent Rockkets begins the campaign by winning it effortlessly over Birmingham Phoenix | Cricket news

Trent Racts began his campaign in the hundred men competition by beating Birmingham Phoenix in Edjibson on Friday night.

Phoenix ended his roles with 122-6, but he never appeared enough, and Rockits David Willie has played a six comfortable victory by a strong bowling effort led by Loki Ferguson (3-20) and Tom Panton chase (42 out of 29).

“It was a good night,” said Meerkat Match Match Hero, Lockie Ferguson.

“The short boundaries on the leg side were definitely scary, but the boys looked at the changes of change and hit Joker well. We got early share of us really helped us in the middle.”

When asked from Bowl First, Rockets was attacked early in the road, which led to the removal of the best three Ben Duckett in Phoenix, Will Smeed and Aneurin Donald to leave the host side 24-3 after the 25-power play.

Sam Cook’s great work left his bowls to run Jacob Bethyle Phoenix Releng, but Liam Levingstone’s partnership (39) and Joe Clark (29) led rebuilding. Levingston played a captain’s blow, reaching three six -six balls in his stay, while Clark fought for fluency; A wonderful collection of Ferguson removed both.

Despite some narrow missiles of bowling death, two late two few Dan Musli and Benny Hill have come close to Phoenix to the respectable total.

In response, although Tim Southi (2-36) wandered by Joe Root early, but the missiles began vigorously against the trio of Kiwi High. Pantone and Rihan Ahmed (25 out of 16) hit some vibrant strikes to quickly bring running to the bottom of the ball.

Although each of Ahmed and Banton was removed by Benny Hugal (2-25), who was the choice of Phoenix players, Max Holden (22 of 13) missiles were conveniently to the home with 22 balls to spare it.

In the match against the Northern Super Shipping charger on Sunday, Ferguson added: “It turned for one day before we play the super trucks, so we will give them tomorrow. They are another strong side that played well on the other night.

How do matches work?

• One hundred balls on a side, the team that carries most of the runs wins. It is simple like that.
• Five archers can fix up to 20 balls in roles, including five or 10 respectively.
• The six six traditional amounts that were seen in other forms of the Cricket game are not used per percent, with 10 balls wandering before changing the ends.
• PowerPlay is for the first 25 balls of roles, with only two of the fields outside the 30 -yard circuit.
• The 25 -ball game is the minimum length that can be played in a wet weather.
• If a match is linked to the knockout stages, Super 5 will be played, as the winner was the team that scored more than five other balls each.

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