Kent vs Somerset, South Group, NatWest t20 Blast, 2017 - Player PerformanceKENT vs SOM, South Group, NatWest t20 Blast, 2017 - Player Performance
In This Match
Alex Blake
20(16)
14.4
WA Blake b Gregory
Gregory to A Blake, out Bowled!! Full, straight, pacy. There's further drama. Blake attempts an ungainly hack, to a delivery in that in-between length. Misses with the ball scooting under the bat and knocking middle out of its groove. The joy could well be shortlived, it is Billings coming out. A Blake b Gregory 20(16) [4s-2]
Alex Blake vs Bowlers
Alex BlakeT20
In NatWest t20 Blast, 2017
Stats
Value
Matches
14
Innings
11
Runs
116
123
Balls
104
HS
27
148
Avg
16.57
135
SR
111.54
141
Not Out
4
Dots
33
Fours
8
122
Sixes
2
131
Fifties
0
Hundreds
0
Nineties
0
Ducks
0
Commentary
14.4W
Gregory to A Blake, out Bowled!! Full, straight, pacy. There's further drama. Blake attempts an ungainly hack, to a delivery in that in-between length. Misses with the ball scooting under the bat and knocking middle out of its groove. The joy could well be shortlived, it is Billings coming out. A Blake b Gregory 20(16) [4s-2]
14.3
Gregory to A Blake, 2 runs, a straight forehand. A jumping long-off cleans up. A direct hit and Northeast was struggling
14.2
Gregory to S Northeast, 1 run, full, swinging away, powered out to extra cover. Not quite the timing
14.1
Gregory to A Blake, wide, down leg. Saw Blake go leg-slide and follows him. A touch too much. Was the knuckle ball that went wrong
13.6
Max Waller to S Northeast, 2 runs, lunges out in clubbing the yorker of sorts down to long-off
13.4
Max Waller to S Northeast, 1 run, dips in under the bat to get Northeast lose all his shape. An under-whack to cow corner
13.1
Max Waller to S Northeast, 1 run, drags it down spotting the charge. Heaved down to mid-wicket
12.5
van der Merwe to S Northeast, 1 run, keeps up with the darts, a hard swing across the line, losing all shape as the ball runs down to deep square leg off the inside half
12.14
van der Merwe to A Blake, FOUR, inside-out. Moving away, exposing his stumps and takes it at the source, from the base of the stumps as he shoves it out and on the bounce into extra cover's hoardings
11.64
Groenewald to S Northeast, FOUR, the leg-cutter going wrong. Ends up as a drag down, half way down the pitch, sitting up on the bat and fiercely swatted away in utter disdain. Make it 16 off the over
11.3
Groenewald to A Blake, 2 runs, the wide of the crease yorker. Carved away, sitting deep in the crease and on the bounce to sweeper, who gets his body behind the line to take it on the half volley. Talk about commitment
11.2
Groenewald to S Northeast, 1 run, full, veering in. On the pads. Tickled away to fine leg
10.34
C Overton to A Blake, FOUR, a forehand - tennis like on the free-hit. Backs away, gives himself the room, gets the width he wants and the cut stays more cross batted in slapping it down to sweeper. The fence
10.3
C Overton to S Northeast, no ball, 1 run, over the waist. The wet ball syndrome. Heaved away to deep square leg
9.6
Max Waller to S Northeast, no run, ties himself up in knots with his backing-aways. Taps it back down the track
9.4
Max Waller to A Blake, no run, looks to put the feet to some use in charging and slogging. Struck on the pad with the ball turning back in. My word, looks close. The was hardly an appeal by modern standards. Three reds, yes
9.3
Max Waller to A Blake, no run, quicker through the air. Slanting across as well. Dabbed and missed
9.2
Max Waller to S Northeast, 1 run, moves away, crashes the bat down and jams it to mid-wicket
