LONDON: Paul Stirling is six six in 61 of the 36 balls to lead the southern brave to the title of One Hundred men with a 32-run over Birmingham Phoenix in Lord.
Half century Irish equipped with unsmoning 44 of 19 balls from Ross Whiteley to set a total of 169.
Phoenix threatened to pursue it when England International Liam Livingstone destroyed 19 balls until he ran out by the David team.
Livingstone crashed four four and four six before being stuck by David’s direct attack from close to the limit.
“To get a direct blow maybe the only way you can come out at this time,” said Captain Brave James Vince.
“In a big match, you need a bit and a piece like that to go to your path.” Dare to start a new format of 100 balls per side with two defeats, but five straight wins see them eliminated for Friday eliminators where they struggle the Trent Rockets to reach the final.
“We vomited to reverse them in short competition,” added Vince.
“I think the whole way through the atmosphere tournament in the field has fantastic.
Tonight is the final in God, on Saturday night, it doesn’t become much better.” Phoenix Captain Moeen Ali followed shortly after Livingstone for 36 off 30 and Chase never recovered against a brave collection of bowler.
“We felt in the end they got 15, 20 ran too much,” Moeen said.
“I think in all three aspects they are better than us tonight, but as long as Livie is there we have a chance.
I think he’s extraordinarily tonight.” Previously, Oval Invincibles won a woman’s tournament after the collapse of the southern bravely seeded for 73, the lowest score of the competition.
Incincibles won 48 running, with a break to decline to six at one point when they pursued 122 for victory.
Marizanne Kapp, who starred in bats and balls in the Eliminator Friday’s victory over Birmingham Phoenix, took the middle stage again, striking 26 of the 14 balls before taking four nine-goal goal.
Dare to have entered the final as a favorite after the league’s topping with seven wins and only one defeat, but never went in chasing they pursued after losing three nose in their first 10 balls.
Invincibles had previously made 121 for six years, Dane Van Niekerk (26) and Fran Wilson (25) compiled a partnership of 56 after the initial loss of Georgia Adams.
Kapp hit four boundaries in Quickfire 26 before falling into Morris and Alice Capsey hit 18 of 12 as invincibbles set a target that proved to be too difficult to match.
Paul Stirling Leads South Southern Leading for First Title
