LONDON: Rodrigues Indian Jemimah hit fifty seconds in a row fifty at a hundred when the North Supercharger defeated the Rockets Trent with 28 running on Monday.
The top appetizer with a score of 41-Ball 60 – including 10 four – in a total of 149-7, the highest in the women’s competition so far, even though Australia Seamer Sammy-Jo Johnson took 4-15 for rockets.
Rodrigues and England Lauren Winfield-Hill shared a 64 opening stand in a match that took place at Trent Bridge, Nottingham – Venue for the first test next week between the English and Indian team.
But maybe a different story has a rocket that was reviewed after Rodrigues, facing his first ball, survived the strong LBW appeal from Brunt Katherine England.
In return, rocket can only manage 122-7 of their 100 balls, with Brunt, best known as a quick bowler, making an invincible blow in number four.
Only two days earlier the 20-year-old Rodrigues had hit 92 sparkling not coming out in the six-goal supercharger victory over Welsh fire in Headingley.
One hundred, 100 new balls per side format, featuring eight newly made teams, all with Xis men and women.
Much in the crime of British cricket can ‘reduce the domestic competition in the 18-class set-up class of men, but the British and Wales cricket board is sure it is the best way to attract a new audience to sports and improve women’s games.
One hundred: Stars are Rodrigues again for the North SuperCharger
