Lanka Premier League
Rilee Rossouw smashed 106* off just 53 deliveries (nine fours, seven sixes) in the Jaffna Kings’ nine-wicket victory over the Galle Marvels in the LPL final.
Rossouw, who scored 389 runs in 11 matches at an average of 43.22 and a strike rate of 173.66, was named Player of the Tournament.
?? Exclusive with Rilee Rossouw! ??
The Player of the Match and Player of the Series, Rilee Rossouw reflects on his epic century and unforgettable moments in the LPL 2024. ??#LPL2024 pic.twitter.com/88Ob4TwvdH
— LPL – Lanka Premier League (@LPLT20) July 21, 2024
In the first qualifier playoff, former Proteas all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius took 4-23 in the Galle Marvels’ seven-wicket victory over the Jaffna Kings.
Dwaine Pretorius dazzles with a masterclass in bowling, turning the tide for the team! ?
#WeAreGalleBoys #LankaT20 #LankaPremierLeague #GalleMarvels #ApiGalleBoys #LPL pic.twitter.com/SfVKAwJFpp
— Galle Marvels (@gallemarvels) July 18, 2024
Major League Cricket
Welkom-born Andries Gous scored 59 off 48 balls (three fours, four sixes) in the Washington Freedom’s 94-run victory over MI New York.
Steadied the ship with a crucial knock ?️#MLC2024 #FreedomExpress | @Gousie08 | @MLCricket pic.twitter.com/a0eUSTHbkX
— Washington Freedom (@WSHFreedom) July 17, 2024
Ryan Rickelton hit 89 off 52 deliveries (seven fours, six sixes) for the Seattle Orcas in their four-wicket loss to the Los Angeles Knight Riders.
Rickelton goes EA Cricket mode ?#SeattleOrcas #MLC2024 #AFCT #AmericasFavoriteCricketTeam #LAKRvSO pic.twitter.com/bHyvZmyUeb
— Seattle Orcas (@MLCSeattleOrcas) July 17, 2024
Twenty-one-year old Dewald Brevis scored 56 off 36 balls (five fours, three sixes) for MI New York in their nail-biting three-run defeat to the San Francisco Unicorns.
????? ???? over the fence! ?? ?? #OneFamily #MINewYork #CognizantMajorLeagueCricket #SFUvMINY pic.twitter.com/bPUcv06Um9
— MI New York (@MINYCricket) July 19, 2024
Former Proteas captain Faf du Plessis maintained his excellent form in the competition with 55 off 36 deliveries (five fours, five sixes) in the Texas Super Kings’ 42-run defeat to the Washington Freedom.
It was a flood of half-centuries last night! Which was your favorite 50 from last night?!
? Travis Head?
? Faf Du Plessis?
? Steve Smith?
Let us know ? ? #MLC2024 | #CognizantMajorLeagueCricket | #T20 | #FantasticFifties pic.twitter.com/Krtziyu4D4— Major League Cricket (@MLCricket) July 20, 2024
Quinton de Kock‘s 62 off 33 balls (eight fours, three sixes) was not enough to avoid defeat, with his Seattle Orcas going down by six wickets to the San Francisco Unicorns.
Quinny is on a roll! ?#SeattleOrcas #SOvSFU #MLC2024 #AFCT #AmericasFavoriteCricketTeam pic.twitter.com/iZToSbT9Pc
— Seattle Orcas (@MLCSeattleOrcas) July 21, 2024
– Compiled by Dylan Johnson
Photo: SLC
