The Oval Invincibles secured an entertaining win over Manchester Originals in the first men's game of The Hundred
The Men's Hundred kicked off in entertaining fashion at The Oval.
After a poor start, Originals' Carlos Brathwaite hit 37 from 29 balls but, with 19 needed from the last five balls, the West Indies international was caught.
Oval Invincibles defeats Manchester Originals by 10 runs in the inaugural match of men's 'The Hundred'. pic.twitter.com/IZWm7hk6FN
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) July 22, 2021
What happened?
Jos Buttler, a key member of England's 2019 World Cup-winning team, is one of the most destructive batters in the world at his best.
Here, as he did in England's Twenty20 win over Pakistan on Tuesday, he struggled for fluency. Many within the England camp will be hoping that this changes in upcoming weeks. There's a big period for England coming up...
What did the fans think?
Ryan, a Lancashire Cricket fan, added: "I enjoyed it but it's just not real cricket is it?"
Olivia, a general fan of the sport, said: "I am gutted that Manchester didn't win/ As for the format as a whole, if it gets new people into the sport then it will be a success."
Molly isn't happy with the format
Molly isn’t too keen on #Cricket #TheHundred pic.twitter.com/mNRjQXg4wC
— MissSeaPeaches (@MissSeaPeaches) July 24, 2021
Back in June, another Lancashire Cricket fan told News Ball UK:
"Why can't the ECB just invest in the formats we already have? The various Twenty Twenty competitions that they've organised have been mostly successful and should be expanded on."
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