In a gripping encounter between Northern Superchargers and London Spirit during the 29th match of The Hundred 2024, Adil Rashid‘s exceptional performance with the ball proved decisive as Northern Superchargers secured a 21-run victory via the DLS method.

Adil Rashid dismisses Andre Russell

One of the turning points of the match came on the 63rd ball of London Spirit’s innings when Rashid, displaying masterful leg spin, bowled a googly that left Andre Russell baffled. Russell, attempting a powerful swing, missed the delivery entirely and watched helplessly as his off-stump was knocked back. This dismissal marked Rashid’s third wicket of the day, further dismantling London Spirit’s batting lineup, which was already struggling.

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— The Hundred (@thehundred) August 13, 2024

Rashid’s brilliant bowling performance 

Batting first, London Spirit managed to post a modest total of 111 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 100 balls. Rashid was th??e star of the show, delivering a remarkable spell that included 9 dot balls and conceding just 16 runs in his 20-ball stint. His ability to stifle the opposition and pick up crucial wickets left London Spirit in tatters, unable to build any substantial momentum throughout their innings.

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Northern Superchargers’ run chase

In response, Northern Superchargers got off to a strong start, reaching 64/1 in just 44 balls. Graham Clark played a quickfire knock of 26 runs from 13 deliveries, smashing 2 fours and 2 sixes at an impressive strike rate of 200. Despite losing Clark early, the Superchargers were in a commanding position, with Matthew Short and Oliver Robinson at the crease when rain ?interrupted the proceedings.

As the rain showed no signs of relenti??ng, the umpires decided to abandon the match, and Northern Superchargers ?were declared winners by 21 runs according to the DLS method.

For his outstanding contribution with the ball, Rashid was rightfully awarded the Player of the Match. His spell not only crippled London Spirit’s batting but also set the tone for a comprehensive victory that keeps Northern Superchargers in strong contention as the tournament progresses.

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England have kept their hopes of advancing to the second round of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 alive with an emphatic eight-wicket victory over Oman in Antigua. This dominant performance not only secured a crucial win but also significantly improved England’s net run rate, a key factor in the tight race for the second Super 8 spot from Group B.

Oman collapses against England’s fierce bowling attack

Oman were bowled out for a paltry 47 in just 13.2 overs, marking the fourth-lowest total in T20 World Cup history. England’s pace duo of Mark Wood (3/12) and Jofra Archer (3/12), delivered fiery spells that Oman couldn’t handle. However, it was Adil Rashid‘s spellbinding leg-spin that truly dismantled Oman’s batting lineup, finishing with remarkable figures of 4/11.

Adil Rashid’s magical googly stuns Fayyaz Butt

One of the highlights of the match was Rashid’s magical delivery that outwitted Fayyaz Butt. On the final ball of the 11th over, Rashid bowled a perfect googly, leaving Butt clueless. The delivery breached Butt’s defense and rattled the stumps, showcasing Rashid’s exceptional skill.

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England’s blistering chase

Chasing a meager target of 48, England wasted no time and finished the game in just 3.1 overs. Phil Salt smashed 12 runs off 3 balls, hitting the first two balls for sixes, while captain Jos Buttler scored a rapid 24 not out o??ff 8 b?alls, including five boundaries in one over.

England’s path to Super 8 stage

Following this comprehensive win, England’s net run rate has surpassed Scotland‘s. England will secure a spot in the Super 8s if they beat Namibia in Antigua on Saturday and if Scotland loses to the already-qualified Australia in St Lucia. However, if Scotland wins against Australia or if any of the games are affected by rain, England’s fate could be in jeopardy.

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Adil Rashid has carved out a reputation as one of England’s premier spinners in international cricket. His ability to bowl with precision and his knack for taking crucial wickets have made him a key player in England’s bowling attack. Rashid’s mastery of leg-spin, combined with his variations, makes him a formidable opponent for batters around the world.

Q & A session with fans

Recen??tly, Rashid participated in a Question and Answer session organized by England Cricket on X (formerly known as Twitter). The session invited fans to ask their favourite questions, ??providing a unique opportunity for them to interact with one of their cricketing heroes.

Adil Rashid’s favourite wicket

During the Q&A, Rashid was asked to reveal his favourite wicket. The leg-spinner chose his dismissal of Virat Kohli during India’s tour of England in 2018. In the third ODI at Headingley, Rashid bowled a spectacular delivery that pitched on leg stump, turned sharply past Kohli’s outside edge, and hit the off-stump. The delivery was reminiscent of Shane Warne‘s famous ‘Ball of the Century’ to Mike Gatting in 1993.

“I think my favourite wicket has to be Virat Kohli at Headingley in an ODI game,” Rashid said in a?? video shared by England Cricket.

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— England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 6, 2024

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Batters who gave Rashid sleepless nights

In the same session, Rashid was asked about the batters who posed the greatest challenges to him. He named South African legend AB de Villiers and West Indies superstar Chris Gayle as the batters who gave him sleepless nights.

“I think there have been a few in the past like AB de Villiers, Chris Gayle. They are definitely world-class players, the best that the world has ever seen in a T20 format,” Rashid remarked.

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— England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 6, 2024

Impressive record in international cricket

Rashid has an impressive record in international cricket. He has played 19 Tests, 135 ODIs, and 107 T20Is for England, taking 60, 199, and 110 wickets respectively. His contributions have been vital in England’s successes across all formats of the game.

Expectations for the T20 World Cup 2024

Currently, Rashid is with the England squad in the West Indies and USA for the T20 World Cup 2024. As the defending champions of the global showpiece? event, expectations are high for Rashid and the England team. Fans are looking forward to seeing Rashid’s magic on the field and hoping h??e can replicate his past performances to help England retain their title.

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England delivered an impressive all-round performance, overpowering Pakistan by seven wickets at the Oval on Thursday in their final competitive match before they start defending their T20 World Cup title. The victory gave England a 2-0 win in a four-match T20 series, as games at Headingley and Cardiff were both washed out without a ball bowle??d.

England’s dominant victory over Pakistan

England made a blistering start chasing a modest target of 158, with Phil Salt (45) and skipper Jos Buttler (39) sharing a rapid opening stand of 82. Their aggressive approach set the tone for the chase, putting Pakistan’s bowlers on the back foot from the outset. Harry Brook ended the game with a six, as England finished on 158/3, winning with 27 ba??lls to sp?are.

Also READ: Twitter reactions: Clinical England wrap up T20I ??series with resounding win over Pakistan

Key moments in Pakistan’s innings

Earlier in the match, Pakistan had been well-placed at 59/0 in the sixth over of their innings. However, they slumped to 86/5 in a dramatic collapse. The turning point came when captain Babar Azam, having struck Jofra Archer for successive fours, was caught at slip in the same over of Archer, departing for a well-made 36. This trig??gered a collapse that saw Pakistan lose five wickets for just 27 runs.

Adil Rashid’s magic delivery to Mohammad Rizwan

A pivotal moment in the match occurred during the seventh over of Pakistan’s innings. On the fourth delivery, Mohammad Rizwan, having scored 23 off 16 balls, prepared for a front-foot defense anticipating a leg-spin. Instead, Adil Rashid delivered a clever wrong’un that sneaked between Rizwan’s bat and pad, dislodging the stumps. The ball’s slow pace and slight movement deceived Rizwan, who looked back in astonishment. Rashid celebrated enthusiastically, and England captain Buttler displayed excitement also as the stumps were disturbed.

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First over for Rashid. First wicket for Rashid.

Simple. #EnglandCricket | #ENGvPAK pic.twitter.com/BIiUDEHaCQ

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) May 30, 2024

England’s bowling prowess

England’s bowlers were instrumental in restricting Pakistan to 157. Adil Rashid took 2/27 from his four overs, demonstrating his skill and control. Fellow spinner Liam Livingstone struck twice in an over, adding to Pakistan’s woes. Fast bowler Mark Wood also made significant contributions, taking two wickets with well-directed bouncers. Despite a brief rain break, Usman Khan repaired some of the damage for Pakistan with a brisk 38. Later on, Naseem Shah played some shots to help Pakistan r?each 157 before being bundled out in 19.5 overs.

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England and New Zealand commenced their four-match ODI series at Sophia Gardens on September 8. Despite losing the toss and being put in to bat first, England managed to put up an impressive 291-6, largely thanks to stellar performances from Dawid Malan, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler and Liam Livingstone.

Captain Buttler was the standout batsman for England, amassing an impressive 72 runs. Malan contributed a solid 54 runs to the tally, while Stokes and Livingstone both made valuable contributions of 52 runs each. Rachin Ravindra was the star bowler for New Zealand, securing a brilliant three-wicket haul. Tim Southee also chipped in with two wickets, and Lockie Ferguson added one to his name.

Adil Rashid’s magical delivery sends Will Young off

In their pursuit of this target, which came under challenging conditions, Devon Conway and Will Young provided New Zealand with a strong start. The duo swiftly took the team to 61 runs within just ten overs, and both openers were looking calm and composed at the crease. Amid this the hosts brought the experienced spinner Adil Rashid  into the attack to bowl the first over after the powerplay, and he made an immediate i??mpact.

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Rashid delivered a perfect delivery that landed on the middle stump and then spun away from the right-handed batter, crashing into the off-stump. The ball moved elegantly through the air before turning sharply off the pitch, completely outfoxing Young, who had to depart after contributing 29 runs from 33 balls. This crucial wicket also marked Rashid’s 100th ODI dismissal in England.

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JAFFA! 😍

We have our first in Cardiff 👌 #EnglandCricket | #ENGvNZ pic.twitter.com/2bTqmZX6e2

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2023

Despite this setback, splendid centuries from Conway and Daryl Mitchell propelled New Zealand to a resounding eight-wicket victory in the opening match against England on Friday. The Blackcaps carried forward the momentum they had built during t??he latter part of the T20I series into this ODI encounter.

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The third and final T20 International (T20I) of the three-match series between England and Pakistan saw a wonderful display of spin bowling from Adil Rashid. The English leggie once again impressed everyone with his superior bowling skills ?against a quality batting attack of Pakistan.

On Tuesday, Rashid recorded his career-best figures in the shortest format of the gam??e at ??the Old Trafford, Manchester to take his side to a stunning victory in ?the series decider. He bagged a four-wicket?? haul to dismantle the Pakistan batting unit.

During his sensational spell, Rashid bamboozled Pakistan skipper Babar Azam with a spectacular delivery. It all happened on the second ball of the sixth over when the leg-spinner went for a googly that deceived the ba?tter completely.

Babar charged down the track early to play a fancy drive over the mid-wicket region, but he missed the line and length as Jos Buttler whipped the bails off in a flash to get rid of the second-r?anked T20I batsman.

Here is the video:

How do you pick this?! 🤯

Scorecard/clips: //t.co/An6CPmLibB

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— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 20, 2021

England win the T20I series

In the match, Pakistan, after opting to bat first, scored 154/6 in their allotted 20 overs. Mohammad Rizwan was the lone warrior in Pakistan’s innings. He carried his bat and smashed an unbeaten 76 off 57 balls, including five fours and three sixes. No other batter could manage to cross the 25-run mark. Fakhar Zaman was the second-highe?st run-getter with 24 runs from 20 deliveries.

In reply, the match went to the wire as England eventually chased down the target with two balls to spare. Opener Jason Roy top????-scored with 64 off 36 balls, including 13 boundaries.

For the touring party, senior player Mohammad Hafeez turned out to be? the most succes??sful bowler. He bagged three wickets for 28 in his quota of 4 overs. With this win, England also sealed the series 2-1.

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England leg-spinner Adil Rashid recorded his career-best figures in T20 internationals on Tuesday and guided his side a thrilling win over Pakistan in the series decider at the Old Trafford, Manchester.

Victory also gave England the t??hree-match contest 2-1 in their last limited-overs game of the 2021 ho?me season.

Rashid picked up four wickets f??or 35 runs and helped the hosts in restricting Pakistan on 154-6 after the visitors won the toss and opted to bat first.

Chasing the competitive total, England opener Jason Roy (64 off 36) gave his side a flying start but, in the middle overs, the Men in Green chipped away with wickets. No. 8 Chris Jordan had to sprint through for the winning runs with just two ??balls and th??ree wickets remaining.

“This win means a huge amount,” Eoin Morgan, the winning captain told Sky Sports.

“This was the worst possible pitch for the way we play, and we have won on a wicket which is slow and spins so I am very proud.”

Pitches in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the venue for this year’s T20 World Cup, are spinner friendly but Morgan said: “I genuinely don’t think the ball will spin like that in UAE having played a full season in the IPL (Indian Premier League) there last year, but we are ready for any surfaces that do spin.”

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

Top game this well played by both teams @TheRealPCB and @ECB_cricket . In t??he end better team won . Well fought team Pakistan.

— Salman Butt (@im_SalmanButt) July 20, 2021

What an entertaining game of cricket that was !
Congratulations @englandcricket for winning the series. #PAKvENG

— Azhar Mahmood (@AzharMahmood11) July 20, 2021

Congratulations @ECB_cricket #ENGvPAK 🇵🇰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 pic.twitter.com/P4k7zXV6j7

— Ihtisham Ul Haq (@iihtishamm) July 20, 2021

You are not going to win too many T20Is if 5 of your top 6 batsmen only score a combined 51 runs off 52 balls #ENGvPAK #Cricket

— Saj Sadiq (@SajSadiqCricket) July 20, 2021

What a game. What a series. Full houses, sun, tight finishes, & cool tactical skirmishes for the nerds. Doesn’t get much better. #ENGvPAK

— Freddie Wilde (@fwildecricket) July 20, 2021

Adil Rashid is the first England men's spinner to take 4-fer in a T20I at home.#ENGvPAK

— hypocaust (@_hypocaust) July 20, 2021

Fantastic knock from Jason Roy, it has been a long time, 64 runs from just 34 balls including 12 fours and 1 six – he was batting on a different pitch. #ENGvPAK

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) July 20, 2021

Career-best T20I figures for Adil Rashid 👏

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— The Cricketer (@TheCricketerMag) July 20, 2021

Adil Rashid is a spinner who easily deceives and fumbles the greats of the modern day cricket ie Virat Kohli and Babar Azam!👏 #ENGvPAK

— Arfa Feroz Zake (@ArfaSays_) July 20, 2021

A fittingly thrilling climax to what's been a brilliantly entertaining series. England were the better team…but only just. Congratulations England.
Commiserations Pakistan.
Fantastic cricket.
I love this game 🏏 #ENGvPAK

— Aatif Nawaz (@AatifNawaz) July 20, 2021

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— England's Barmy Army 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎺 (@TheBarmyArmy) July 20, 2021

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Australia defeated England by five wickets to register their first victory in the last game of the three-match series at Southampton on Tuesday (September 08).

After already conceding the series, there was not much at stake for the tourists, except to reclaim the No.1 spot in ICC T20I rankings. And the?y did so emphatically with three b?alls to spare.

Batting first, England didn’t get the start they would have expected from their openers: Jonny Bairstow and Tom Banton.

Banton got dismissed in the second over after edging back it to Matthew Wade off Josh Hazlewood’s angling-away delivery.

Bairstow initially struggled to get in the groove but made a well-paced 55 off 44 deliveries before falling prey to Ashton Agar.

An explosive cameo from the stand-in skipper, Moeen Ali, and Joe Denly propelled the home side t?o a respectabl??e total of 145/6 in twenty overs.

Rashid scares Australia with his versatility

Australia started their chase on a flying note after their openers, Wade and Aaron Finch, amassed 16 runs from Jofra Archer’s very first over.

Wade soon departed in the fourth over, but Finch ( 39 runs off 26 deliveries) kept striking all over the park until
Adil Rashid’s delivery got the better of him.

It was the eleventh over of the match when Rashid’s magical googly totally flummoxed the Aussie skipper. Finch took a long stride forward, going for a usual cover drive, but a wrong-un from the leggie sneaked through the former’s guard and uprooted his stumps.

Here’s the video:

Siri, show me the perfect googly…

Look no further 👀

Live clips: //t.co/I4P2yq86cT#ENGvAUS pic.twitter.com/K3h6T7Hxuc

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2020

Rashid finished the match with three crucial wickets and conceded 21 runs from his spell of four overs. Rashid’s spell triggered a dramatic collapse of the visitors’ batting unit.

Later, Mitchell Marsh and Ashton Agar stood firm and took their side to the finishing line. Marsh ( 39 not out off 36) was adjudged as the ‘Player of the Match’ for his impressive knock.

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Chasing what’s rated as an easy target in modern-day cricket, England ??registered the series-clinching victory against Ireland at The Ageas Bowl in Southampton on Saturday (August 1).

A scintillating pyrotechnics form Johnny Bairstow and a miserly effort from English bowlers, especially Adil Rashid’s masterclass, ensured a comfortable victory for the hosts.

Even though England kept losing wickets at a regular interval??, Bairstow stood firm and bullied the Irish bowlers with his audacious strokeplay. He scored a fiery 41-balls 82 before fallin?g to Joshua Little.

Bairstow’s dismissal triggered a mini-collapse as the next two batsmen, Eoin Morgan and Moeen Ali, walked back without bothering the scoreboard. Both of them fell prey to Little, bringing England in a precarious position.

At this juncture, with the scoreboard reading 143 for six, David Will??ey and Sam Billings formed a crucial partnership to steady t?he English ship. Both of them combined for 79 runs to drive England past the 212-runs target.

Meanwhile, for Ireland, top-order batsmen once again failed to make any substantial contribution as the tou??rists lost their five batsmen for a meagre score of 7??8 runs inside 25 overs.

Ireland’s openers Paul Stirling and Gareth Delany failed to provide an excellent start to the visitors as both of them succumbed to a swing-and-seam masterclass from Willey.

Rashid kept striking in the middle ove??rs as the leggie returned with economic??al figures of 3-34.

In the 16th over, Rashid bowled an absolute peach of a delivery, a well-executed googly, to dismiss Kevin O’Brien.

The right-handed batsman lunged? for??ward for a usual leg-spin but got wrong-footed as the ball spun back in sharply to dismantle his stumps.

Here’s the video:

Googly /ˈguːgli/ [noun]

Definition: Off break bowled with apparent le??g-break action

Example: Adil Rashid

Live score/clips: //t.co/adTn6YbszF pic.twitter.com/Us27t5MN0W

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) August 1, 2020

The leg-spinner has sent back O’Brien for the second time in as many matches in the ongoing series.

T??he last match of the series will ?be played on Tuesday (August 4) at the same venue.

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