Welsh Fire vs Northern Superchargers, 26th Match, The Hundred Mens Competition 2022 - HighlightsWEF vs NORS, 26th Match, The Hundred Mens Competition 2022 - Highlights

Parnell to Duckett, 2 runs, full and angled into the pads, Duckett whips it towards deep square leg and Lyth does not judge it properly, he hangs back thinking the ball would carry and then tries to come forward for the catch, the ball lands in front of him and he manages to save the boundary

Willey to Duckett, FOUR, back to back boundaries. Once more Willey is on the shorter side and Duckett hangs back in the crease, nails the pull straight down the ground and beats the long-on fielder

Willey to Duckett, FOUR, fifty for Duckett. He has been the anchor and the enforcer for Welsh Fire. Can he get them to 130? It is a good start to the final set of 10 balls. Short of length and Duckett smacks it straight of mid-off. He went bang with the cross-batted shot and got the power to beat the fielder

Wiese to Duckett, FOUR, finally connects with the reverse lap. Duckett crouches low and waits for the ball to arrive, then tilts his bat and gives it direction to third man

Parnell to Leus du Plooy, SIX, whoa! That's a fabulous shot. du Plooy takes a step or two down and converts it into a full delivery, then lofts through the line and sends it sailing over the long-on fence

C Miles to Duckett, FOUR, back to back boundaries. Duckett getting a much needed move on. Fraction short and he's quick to pick the length, pulls in front of square and bisects the two fielders in the deep

C Miles to Duckett, FOUR, banged into the surface and this one sits up nicely, Duckett pulls it in front of square and beats a desperate dive from Wiese

C Miles to Miller, out Bowled!! Dragged on! Miles is having a great time in the field. He's picked up two wickets and a catch so far. But this might just be his biggest contribution; he has sent back the dangerous and in-form Miller. It is the slower ball and it does not come on, Miller is through the drive early and ekes out an inside edge onto the stumps. Miller b C Miles 3(6)

Wiese to Duckett, FOUR, this time Duckett manages to evade Faf near cover. Slower ball outside off, he rolls his wrists over the drive and hence the placement was better, van der Merwe puts in a valiant dive after a chase from sweeper but it is not good enough

Adil Rashid to Critchley, out Caught by C Miles!! Picked out deep mid-wicket perfectly. Rashid pushed this through from front of the hand and hence Critchley was not able to get under the slog sweep, struck it cleanly but the shot lacked elevation to clear Miles. Critchley c C Miles b Adil Rashid 3(5)

C Miles to Duckett, FOUR, neatly done! There was a bit of width and Duckett made the most of it, he plays the back cut behind square on the off-side - splitting backward point and short third man perfectly

C Miles to Duckett, 1 run, dropped! Tough chance but Faf almost pulled it off. Duckett is deceived by the lack of pace and chips the drive towards cover, Faf runs to his left and dives with an outstretched hand but the ball does not stick

Wiese to Joe Clarke, out Caught by du Plessis!! Clarke's struggles come to an end. He walks down and tries to force things but Wiese saw him coming, he dropped it short and took pace off, Clarke closed the bat face and the extra bounce deceived him, the leading edge ballooned up and Faf settles under it near cover, the ball was swirling in the air but the skipper hangs on. Joe Clarke c du Plessis b Wiese 14(17) [4s-2]

Parnell to Joe Clarke, FOUR, ends the powerplay with a boundary. Clarke shimmies out and opens the bat face to slice the loft over backward point

Parnell to Joe Clarke, FOUR, finally something off the middle and Clarke gets his first boundary. Half volley on the pads and he uses his bottom hand to whip it over and wide of mid-on

C Miles to Duckett, FOUR, Duckett is off and running. Freebie on the hips and he just helps it along the way with a neat tuck, the ball races behind square on the leg-side and beats the fielder getting across

C Miles to Tom Banton, out Caught by Michael Pepper!! This was coming.. Both openers are woefully out of form but had to get on with proceedings. Banton takes on the short of length delivery and swings wildly across the line, the tennis-ball kinda bounce takes the top-edge and carries nicely to Michael Pepper behind the stumps. Tom Banton c Michael Pepper b C Miles 6(9)