LONDON: Invinciblelebles Oval are crowned with the prime winner of one hundred women after a desperate southern brave collapse made them fascinated for the lowest score of the competition in God.
The invincibles won 48 walks, bravely slumped 14 for six and was closed for 73 when they pursued 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.
It was an opportunity to forget for England Internationals Danni Wyatt and Sophia Dunkley, with South African Kapp removing good for ducks.
The opening of Gaby Lewis and Australia Amanda-Jade Wellington also failed to get off as a brave sign to find themselves six after only 36 balls.
Fitly was Kapp wrapped up inning with Lauren Bell’s goal with two remaining 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.