Veda Krishnamurthy top-scores with 21; fails to save Hobart Hurricanes from defeat against Adelaide Strikers
Veda Krishnamurthy top-scores with 21; fails to save Hobart Hurricanes from defeat against Adelaide Strikers
Veda Krishnamurthy’s 21-run effort went in vain as Hobart Hurricanes lost to Adelaide Strikers by 83 runs in match No. 5 of Women’s Big Bash League 2017.
Written by Cricket Country Staff Published: Dec 10, 2017, 05:29 PM (IST) Edited: Dec 10, 2017, 05:29 PM (IST)
Veda Krishnamurthy’s 21-run effort went in vain as Hobart Hurricanes lost to Adelaide Strikers by 83 runs in match No. 5 of Women’s Big Bash League 2017-18. After a disappointing debut with a 6-run knock in the previous match, Veda top-scored on Sunday with her 24-ball 21. However, her team collapsed, putting up only 93 runs and handing their opponents an easy victory.
Veronica Pyke’s early strikes restricted Strikers to 38 for 2 before Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine built the partnership that revived the side. With a 117-run partnership, the duo took the score to 155 for 3; Sophie then departed for 43. Bates stayed at the crease as Veronica struck for the third time. Suzie completed her century before Veronica got rid of her. Suzie’s 65-ball 102 was studded with 15 fours. Strikers’ innings came to an end with 176 for 6 on the board. Veronica was the best bowler for her side with 4 for 17.
However, Strikers’ batting remained disappointing. They kept losing wickets frequently and no stable partnership was formed. Veda was the third batter with a double-digit score as the rest of the lineup crumbled in front of Tahlia McGrath, Samatha Betts and Amanda-Jade Wellington’s skilful bowling. Strikers were bundled with 1.1 over still remaining.
Brief scores:
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Adelaide Strikers 176 for 6 (Suzie Bates 102, Sophie Devine 43; Veronica Pyke 4 for 17, Nicola Hancock 1 for 28) won against Hobart Hurricanes 93 (Veda Krishnamurthy 21, Katelyn Fryett 19; Tahlia McGrath 2 for 9, Amanda-Jade Wellington 3 for 9, Samantha Betts 2 for 22) by 83 runs
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