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Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix Scorecard · The Hundred 2021

The Hundred • Match 6th Match
Result
Manchester Super Giants
MSG
89/4
73 balls
Result
Manchester Originals won by 6 wickets (with 27 balls remaining)
Birmingham Phoenix
BP
87/10
84 balls
Matt Parkinson
Statz MVP
Matt Parkinson
137
Rating
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c Tom Lammonby b Steven Finn
13 (10)
2×4 · 0×6 · SR 130
c Jos Buttler b Frederick Klaassen
1 (2)
0×4 · 0×6 · SR 50
c Frederick Klaassen b Matt Parkinson
12 (10)
2×4 · 0×6 · SR 120
c Calvin Harrison b Calvin Harrison
12 (15)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 80
Moeen Ali (c)
c Steven Finn b Carlos Brathwaite
15 (18)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 83.33
c Philip Salt b Calvin Harrison
9 (11)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 81.82
b Matt Parkinson
11 (12)
0×4 · 0×6 · SR 91.67
c Jos Buttler b Carlos Brathwaite
0 (2)
0×4 · 0×6 · SR 0
not out
5* (2)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 250
c Colin Munro b Matt Parkinson
0 (2)
0×4 · 0×6 · SR 0
lbw b Matt Parkinson
0 (1)
0×4 · 0×6 · SR 0
Total
87/10 (84 balls)
FoW 1-9 (Finn Allen, 7 balls), 2-21 (Miles Hammond, 17 balls), 3-33 (Liam Livingstone, 26 balls), 4-58 (Moeen Ali, 54 balls), 5-67 (Daniel Bell-Drummond, 58 balls), 6-87 (Chris Benjamin, 74 balls), 7-80 (Benny Howell, 76 balls), 8-87 (Chris Cooke, 81 balls), 9-87 (Tom Helm, 83 balls), 10-87 (Imran Tahir, 84 balls)
20-22-0 · Econ 1.1
0/22
20 balls
10-15-1 · Econ 1.5
1/15
wd 2 · nb 0
5-6-1 · Econ 1.2
1/6
5 balls
19-9-4 · Econ 0.47
4/9
19 balls
20-18-2 · Econ 0.9
2/18
wd 0 · nb 1
10-13-2 · Econ 1.3
2/13
wd 1 · nb 0
b Imran Tahir
22 (11)
4×4 · 0×6 · SR 200
Jos Buttler (c) (wk)
b Liam Livingstone
30 (31)
4×4 · 0×6 · SR 96.77
b Benny Howell
6 (8)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 75
st Chris Cooke b Moeen Ali
7 (6)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 116.67
not out
16* (15)
2×4 · 0×6 · SR 106.67
4* (2)
1×4 · 0×6 · SR 200
Total
89/4 (73 balls)
DNB Calvin Harrison, Frederick Klaassen, Matt Parkinson, Steven Finn, Tom Hartley
FoW 1-32 (Philip Salt, 18 balls), 2-48 (Joe Clarke, 33 balls), 3-57 (Colin Munro, 42 balls), 4-85 (Jos Buttler, 71 balls)
20-31-1 · Econ 1.55
1/31
20 balls
5-5-0 · Econ 1
0/5
5 balls
Moeen Ali (c)
20-15-1 · Econ 0.75
1/15
wd 2 · nb 0
13-20-1 · Econ 1.54
1/20
13 balls
15-16-1 · Econ 1.07
1/16
15 balls

Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix: result and key facts

Manchester Originals won by 6 wickets (with 27 balls remaining) in The Hundred 2021 at Old Trafford on 25 July 2021. Jos Buttler top-scored with 30 off 31 balls and Matt Parkinson took 4/9.

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Frequently asked questions

Who won Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix?

Manchester Originals won by 6 wickets (with 27 balls remaining).

When and where was Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix played?

Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix was played at Old Trafford, Stretford, Manchester on Sunday 25 July 2021, in The Hundred 2021.

What were the final scores in Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix?

Manchester Super Giants scored 89/4 in 73 balls. Birmingham Phoenix scored 87/10 in 84 balls.

Who was the Statz MVP in Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix?

Matt Parkinson was named Statz MVP, earning a Statz Rating of 137/100. The Statz Rating combines batting impact, bowling impact and match context.

Who was the top run-scorer in Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix?

Jos Buttler top-scored with 30 off 31 balls.

Who took the most wickets in Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix?

Matt Parkinson took 4/9 in 19 balls.

Who played in Manchester Super Giants vs Birmingham Phoenix?

Manchester Super Giants XI: Philip Salt, Jos Buttler (c) (wk), Joe Clarke, Colin Munro, Tom Lammonby, Carlos Brathwaite, Calvin Harrison, Tom Hartley, Frederick Klaassen, Steven Finn, Matt Parkinson. Birmingham Phoenix XI: Miles Hammond, Finn Allen, Liam Livingstone, Daniel Bell-Drummond, Moeen Ali (c), Chris Benjamin, Chris Cooke (wk), Benny Howell, Adam Milne, Tom Helm, Imran Tahir.