Did Jack hit a magnificent 72 with 41 balls, as Oval Invinesals defeated Trent Rockets comfortably by 26 runs in the men’s finals to claim their third straight hundred titles.
After being at the top of the table, the inseparable came as a clear favorite and lived in Lord’s up to his billing.
Jack sent him to a flyer, dropped the first ball of the match for four, and went to record the highest personal score in the men’s hundred finals as Invineables posted at 168–5.
England’s right hand broke seven fours and two sixes, including a huge blow to the top level to bring 32-genders fifty, and an 87-run partnership with Jordan Cox was invincible for a huge clan.
However, the rockets pulled it back well and scored just 25 runs from the last 20 balls, hoping in half the way.
A competition-ridden pursuit at Lord’s was still necessary, however, and despite a relatively bright start, it quickly looked beyond them.
It was a leg -spinner who was not only flew to the finals, not only the star Adam Zampa of Australia – but often contributed to ignoring the compatriot Nathan Sotan.
He took three wickets for just three runs in his first 10-ball set, which removes Root, Rehan Ahmed and Tom Botan to release rockets.
Marcus Stoinis launched an attack, leading to 64 out of 37 balls, but it came very late and the rocket finished well at 142-8.
Saqib Mahmood had given Stoinis LBW to Stoinis LBW from the last ball of the match to start the invisible ceremony after another win at the cricket house.
