Washington Freedom’s domestic player Andries Gous takes full advantage of a marginally short delivery on middle and leg from Australia’s Pat Cummins, standing tall and hammering it over deep square leg for a six in the Final of MLC on 28th July. @wshfreedom
Gous @gousie08 showcased excellent anticipation by picking up the length early, using his strong bottom hand to generate power and dispatch the ball deep into the stands.
Washington Freedom’s domestic player Obus Pienaar stands tall and dispatches a delivery on the leg side from Australia’s Marcus Stoinis over the deep square leg boundary for a six in Match 17 of MLC on 19th July.
Obus Pienaar displayed immense power and balance, effortlessly sending the ball soaring into the stands with a commanding stroke.
San Francisco Unicorns’ domestic bowler Juanoy Drysdale dismissed Australia International Glenn Maxwell in the Final of MLC Season 2 on July 28th.
Juanoy Drysdale @jua.noy struck a crucial blow for SF in MLC 2024, hitting a hard length outside off as Maxwell backed away for the big shot but only managed a healthy edge. Josh Inglis reacted sharply behind the stumps, flying to his right to complete a stunning catch. A massive breakthrough in the grand finale! @sfounicorns
Texas Super Kings’ domestic bowler Calvin Savage cleaned up South Africa International Quinton de Kock in the 21st Match of MLC Season 2 on July 23rd.
Calvin Savage delivered a crucial breakthrough for TSK in MLC 2024 as Quinton de Kock went for a big heave but completely missed the ball. The stumps were rattled, and it was a classic “”you miss, I hit”” dismissal, putting SEO on the back foot!
Texas Super Kings’ domestic player Joshua Tromp takes full advantage of an off-pace, length delivery on leg stump from Pakistan’s Haris Rauf, stepping outside leg and hoisting it over the long-off fence for a six in The Challenger Match of MLC on 26th July. @texassuperkings
Tromp @_josh.tromp demonstrated excellent footwork and power, creating room and timing the shot perfectly to send the ball sailing over the boundary with ease.
Texas Super Kings’ domestic bowler Mohammad Mohsin dismissed New Zealand International Finn Allen in the Challenger Match of MLC Season 2 on July 26th.
Mohammad Mohsin deceived Finn Allen with a well-disguised googly, landing it on a back-of-a-length around middle and off. Allen failed to read it, backed away, and swung hard, but the ball spun past his bat, crashing into the stumps. A brilliant piece of bowling to put TSK in control!
Seattle Orcas’ domestic player Shehan Jayasuriya takes full advantage of a short-of-a-length delivery from Australia’s Marcus Stoinis, moving a long way towards off and scooping it well over short fine leg for a six in Match 21 of MLC on 23rd July.
Jayasuriya showcased brilliant improvisation, reading the length early and executing a perfectly timed scoop that sailed comfortably over the boundary.
Texas Super Kings’ domestic player Milind Kumar takes full advantage of a short delivery from West Indies’ Keemo Paul, going on the back foot and slapping it away on the leg side for a six, clearing the man at the boundary in Match 21 of MLC on 23rd July. @texassuperkings
Milind Kumar @milindkumar_14 displayed excellent control and timing, getting on top of the bounce and powerfully dispatching the ball deep into the stands on the leg side.
San Francisco Unicorns’ domestic player Hassan Khan takes full advantage of a flighted delivery on off stump from New Zealand’s Rachin Ravindra, charging down the track and launching it miles over the sightscreen for a six in the Qualifier match of MLC on 25th July. @sfounicorns
Hassan Khan @hassan.khan16 read the flight perfectly, advanced with confidence, and connected sweetly to send the ball soaring high and long over the sightscreen.
MI New York’s domestic bowler Nosthush Kenjige cleaned up Australia International Matthew Short in the 16th Match of MLC Season 2 on July 18th.
Nosthush Kenjige delivered a crucial breakthrough for MI New York in MLC 2024, beating Matthew Short with a straight delivery that crashed into the stumps. A vital wicket to put SF on the back foot!