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Birmingham Phoenix He offered a dominant performance to defeat London Spirit by seven doctors in the 18th game of the hundred. After winning the launch and choosing the field, the Phoenix bowls, directed by the brilliant Thirty boult and Liam LivingstoneThe spirit was restricted to a modest 126/6. In response, Phoenix Batters did a short work of persecution, with Joe Clarke and Liam Livingstone Taking the post to achieve the target with a highlight of 35 balls to save. This complete victory, highlighted by Livingstone’s heroics, firmly, returns to a contentious phoenix, while the spirit will have to regress quickly after a disappointing departure.

The unstoppable Trent Boult opening and Jamie Smith key

Boult continued its reputation as one of the most lethal bowls in the world in the world with another first strike, this time to say goodbye to the opening of the spirit, Jamie Smith. With only the third ball of the party, Boult handed a signature that struck that it became clear with the pitch and put zero in the collisions. Smith, trying to an expansive impulse, was completely struck by the rhythm and movement, leaving it rooted in the fold and helpless while the ball stepped on its collisions.

Delivery was a perfect yorker, demonstrating once again why Boult is a nightmare for higher order beatings. This early breakthrough marked the tone for the whole game, as Smith not only sent to the pavilion for a two -ball duck, but also triggered a higher -order collapse for the spirit, which never really recovered from the early blow. The exceptional line and the length of the boult, along with its ability to turn the ball at high speed, Smith completely left Smith and provided the Phoenix the perfect start.

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Birmingham Phoenix dominates the London spirit with bat and ball

The Phoenix put a masterclass of a team performance, first with the ball and then with the bat. Following the opening of the boult wick, the bowls maintained constant pressure on the spirit’s baptisms. Livingstone was especially effective, claiming 2/26 of its 20 balls and broke key collaborations. Only Kane Williamsonwith a resistant 33 and Ollie PopeWith a fast fire 23, he showed some resistance to the spirit, but his efforts were not enough to publish a complete challenging total.

In the second entry, Phoenix Batters came out with a clear plan to attack from the outset. After a slight hiccup with the early removal of Will SmeedClarke took control of the persecution. He launched a spectacular assault on The Spirit Bowlers, with about fifty only 23 balls, a brilliant entry full of four and two. Once Clarke fell, it was the turn of Captain Livingstone to take center stage. He continued his impulse, kicking 45 not only 20 balls, including five six, to end in any hope that the spirit had a comeback. Livingstone, supported by Bethell 18’s impetus, said the Phoenix crossed the victory comfortably with 35 balls to save.