San Francisco Unicorns vs Los Angeles Knight Riders, 26th Match, Major League Cricket 2026 - Player HighlightsSFU vs LAKR, 26th Match, Major League Cricket 2026 - Player Highlights

Xavier Bartlett to Matthew Tromp, out Caught by Sanjay Krishnamurthi!! Slower ball, fullish length, Tromp waits to slug it across the line. Hits against the wind and holes out to deep midwicket. More height than distance. Tromp misses his fifty by a run. Matthew Tromp c Sanjay Krishnamurthi b Xavier Bartlett 49(28) [4s-5 6s-2]

Xavier Bartlett to Matthew Tromp, 2 runs, shortish delivery, pulled between deep midwicket and long-on

Xavier Bartlett to Matthew Tromp, leg byes, 2 runs, low full toss, Tromp swings across the line and misses. The ball rolls to backward square leg off his pad

Aaron Hardie to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, reaches for this full delivery and drives firmly to sweeper cover

Aaron Hardie to Matthew Tromp, FOUR, edge and four! Pitched up outside off, Tromp shuffles across a long way to drive and the outside edge beats the diving short third man fielder to his left

Aaron Hardie to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, fullish delivery well outside off, would have been wided had the batter let it go. Tromp reaches for it and pats it to deep extra cover

Haris Rauf to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, 85mph, skiddy length ball, knocked to long-on

Xavier Bartlett to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, pace off on a short of length, jabbed to deep midwicket

Xavier Bartlett to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, 82mph, overpitched delivery outside off, driven hard to sweeper cover

Hassan Khan to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, driven down to long-on for a single

Hassan Khan to Matthew Tromp, no run, 58mph, length ball just outside leg, Tromp swings and misses and is livid that he missed out

Hassan Khan to Matthew Tromp, leg byes, 1 run, 58mph, leg-lined, Tromp misses the pull and the ball rolls to short fine leg off his pad

Hassan Khan to Matthew Tromp, FOUR, fraction short and that's been heaved away in front of square on the leg-side. No chance for the deep midwicket fielder - running to his left - to stop that

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, reaches for this wide-ish ball and chops to point

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, FOUR, slower delivery, Tromp spots it late and has a slash at it. Thick outside edge and the ball goes wide of the short third man fielder

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, SIX, 80mph, Mudassar pulls his length back a fraction. Tromp spots the length early, clears his front leg and smites it over long-on for a mighty six

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, 83mph, back of a length, Tromp slaps and splices it to long-off

Matthew Short to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, 58mph, driven down to long-off

Matthew Short to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, 60mph, fullish delivery from round the wicket and Tromp knocks it to long-on

Aaron Hardie to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, width on offer, chopped to deep backward point

Aaron Hardie to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, not quite off the middle on this occasion. 78mph, short ball and Tromp miscues the pull over midwicket

Aaron Hardie to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, round the wicket, short of length wide of off, chopped towards short third man

Haris Rauf to Matthew Tromp, no run, low full toss angled in from wide of the crease, clipped straight to midwicket

Haris Rauf to Matthew Tromp, SIX, Tromp has come out with a positive intent. This is a good-looking shot. Shortish ball angling in, Tromp swivels with one leg off the ground and stylishly pulls over deep backward square leg. He's in full control of his shot

Haris Rauf to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, 85mph, clips this in-angling length ball to deep square leg

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, FOUR, away-angling short of length delivery, allows the batter to free his arms. Tromp cuts to the right of the backward point fielder. Sweeper cover runs across and dives to his left but to no avail

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, 1 run, driven along the ground to sweeper cover

Ghulam Mudassar to Matthew Tromp, FOUR, Tromp gets off the mark with a boundary straightaway. Length ball wide of off, Tromp uses the bowler's angle to his advantage. Opens the bat-face and nicely steers it into the gap between backward point and short third man