Will Jacks smashed The Hundred’s second century as the Oval Invincibles cornered Southern Brave’s 138-run target for 18 balls. Jax had 108 no-offs on 48 balls and he hit eight of his sixes. Jason Roy continued his dreadful run, bowling with his two-ball his duck for his third in four innings.
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Will Jacks smashed an unbeaten 108 to set a record score of 100, with the London Invincibles comfortably beating the Southern Braves by seven wickets.
Will Jacks smashed an unbeaten 108 to set a record score of 100, with the London Invincibles comfortably beating the Southern Braves by seven wickets.
Will Jacks hit a sensational 108 of 48 undefeated pitches as the Oval Invincibles beat defending champions Southern Brave by seven wickets.
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England international Roy bowled clean on George Garton’s second ball and Jax showed just such talent and the 23-year-old could be seen as a possible candidate to replace the team. Compete for first place on stage.
Southern Brave 137-6 from 100 balls – Stoinis (37 out of 27), David (22 out of 17); Topley (3-24 from 20)
Oval Invincible 147-3 from 82 balls – Jack (108 nos on 48 balls); Fuller (1-22 from 20 balls), Garton (1-26 from 15 balls)
Jax hit ten fours and eight massive sixes, one of which was launched off the ground. He put up a century in the seventh, and a comfortable victory in the eighth (off the next ball), with the Invincibles chasing 138 on his 18 balls. to Spares for Kia Oval.
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Will Jacks hit a 6 for 8 for 108 knots out to give Oval Invincibles a seven wicket victory over Southern Brave.
Jax’s tonnage is The Hundred’s second, also against the Braves on Wednesday, behind Birmingham Phoenix’s Will Smead’s 101 nots out off 50 balls.
Fast left-handed bowler Reece Topley (3-24) had a great summer in England but starred in the ball for the Invincibles, taking the key wicket for Quinton de Cocq (8). – Lily Rothuw made a great catch – Alex Davis (4) after the home side won the toss and chose to field first.
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Rilee Rossouw completed a spectacular diving catch to eliminate compatriot Quinton de Kock.
Marcus Stoinis (37 of 27 pitches) did his best to regain the innings before losing to Pakistan paceman Mohammad Hasnain (1-27), but captain James Vince (22 of 22 pitches) did his best to win back the innings. 15) and Tim David (22 of 17) also failed. Starting kicking after the start, the latter becomes Topley’s third victim.
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London Invincibles hitter Jason Roy was bowled with a two-ball duck as his recent poor form continued.
Garton continued his disastrous run of form by boosting the Brave’s morale on the second pitch of the Invincibles reply, knocking back Roy’s stumps.
Rossouw fell short on 10 and captain Sam Billings fell to James Fuller for 8, but Jacks had a carnage on the other side, racing to 50 on 27 balls at the start and then making 100 in the nick of time. I won. Ran crashed into the stands.
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London Invincibles’ Will Jax scored 100 for two straight sixes before a seven-wicket win over Southern Brave.
The Invincibles have won 3 straight games since losing the first match, and Brave has lost 3 straight games since they started defending with victory.
Jax ‘keep pushing’ for England call-up
Hero of the Match, said Will Jacks: “It was a pretty amazing feeling.
“The most special thing was that every time we went on strike, everyone was cheering us on. You could feel the anticipation.”
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Will Jacks was thrilled after a brutal, undefeated 108 knockout saw the Oval Invincibles take their third straight 100 win.
[On England hopes]: “There are a lot of good players out there and I can mention a lot of them. Smeedy scored the first 100 the other day and he achieved it tonight.
“There is so much competition and it encourages us to keep working hard. Obviously we want to play for England so we have to keep pushing.”
Regarding Oval Invincibles, Sam Billings said: “Tonight it was really all about one man, wasn’t it? A seriously special from Will Jacks.
“He deserved 100 points from 1 ball. It looked like he was playing another wicket.
“He’s had a touch of class all year and tonight he showed it here. Good wicket and once he got in there was nothing stopping him.”
[On Jason Roy’s form]: “It’s a horrible place. We’ve all been there. But he’s such a world-class performer and that’s going to change. It’s about trusting the process.”
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