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IPL 2019 | Match 24 | Pollard heroics help Mumbai beat Punjab in thriller
Keiron Pollard poured cold water on KL Rahul's maiden hundred with a whirlwind knock as Mumbai Indians scripted a last-ball three-wicket victory over Kings XI Punjab in a thrilling Indian Premier League (IPL) encounter in Mumbai on Wednesday. Brief scores: Kings XI Punjab 197/4 (K.L. Rahul 100, Chris Gayle 63; Hardik Pandya 2/57) vs Mumbai Indians 198/7 (Keiron Pollard 83; Mohammed Shami 3/21)
Mumbai Indians post 170/5 Vs CSK
Despite a slow start, it was Hardik Pandya and Keiron Pollard's quick-fire play, which propelled Mumbai Indians to 170/5 in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match with Chennai Super Kings at the Wankhede Stadium, here on Wednesday.
Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators LIVE Pre Match Analysis | Sports Fusion | GTV News
Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators LIVE Pre Match Analysis | Sports Fusion Live | GTV News Analysis on Pakistan Super League (PSL 2019) 23rd match between Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators #PeshawarZalmi #QuettaGladiators #PSL2019 #PZvQG HBL PSL 2019 Match 23: Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators Match Analysis 4th March 2019 The 23rd match will be played between Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators at 4:30 pm on Monday at Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Stadium. Both teams are the table toppers, having obtained 10 points each as the Zalmi have an edge due to their better net run rate (0.852) against the Gladiators, who are placed second with NRR of 0.085. However, in their previous clash, Quetta Gladiators had emerged victorious by six wickets at Dubai on Feb 15. That was the first match for both of them. After winning four consecutive matches, Quetta tasted two successive defeats before winning their last match in Dubai. In all, they won five and lost two in their seven matches. On the other side, Peshawar after losing their first match, won two successive matches, then lost the fourth and later recorded three consecutive victories. In all they also won five and lost two matches to lead the points table. Now both teams are facing each other for second time in the event and the winner of the two will be assured of a place in the play-offs. The highest total Quetta Gladiators made so far is 186/5 (vs Karachi Kings at Sharjah on Feb 24) while Peshawar Zalmi's highest total is 177/6 (vs Islamabad United at Dubai on March 1). There are nine batsmen in PSL4 who have scored 200 or more runs and three of them are from Quetta Gladiators - the most by any team. They are Shane Watson: 226 (ave 37.66) with two fifties; Umar Akmal: 201 (40.20) with two fifties; and Rilee Rossouw: 200 (34.33) with one half-century. They all have so far played seven matches each. For Peshawar Zalmi, the highest run-getter so far is Imam-ul-Haq, who scored 181 (ave 30.16) in six matches with two fifties. Pacer Hasan Ali has taken 18 wickets at 9.55 apiece in seven matches - the most wickets by any bowler so far in the tournament. He has grabbed four wickets in an innings for three times. This is also the most by any bowler in the event. For Quetta Gladiators, left-arm fast bowler Sohail Tanvir has taken the most wickets - 12 (ave 13.50) in seven matches with one four-wicket haul. Squads Peshawar Zalmi: Kamran Akmal, ADS Fletcher, Sohaib Maqsood, Misbah-ul-Haq, Keiron Pollard, LA Dawson, Darren Sammy (captain), Wahab Riaz, Hasan Ali, Umaid Asif, Sameen Gul, Imam-ul-Haq, Umar Amin, WL Madson, DJ Malan, Ibtisam Sheikh. Quetta Gladiators: Shane Watson, Ahmed Shehzad, Rilee Rossouw, Umar Akmal, Sarfraz Ahmed (captain), Dwaynr Smith, Mohammad Nawaz, Ghulam Mudassar, Sohail Tanvir, Mohammad Irfan, Fawad Ahmed, Ahsan Ali, Anwar Ali, Mohammad Asghar, Saud Shakeel. GTV News Exclusive Digital Show for Pakistan Super League Exclusive Analysis. Team Host: Sameeha Saifee Co-Host: Mohsin Mehdi, Talha Hashmi Expert: Wajid Asfahani Details: PSL 2019 (Pakistan Super League) T20 tournament will feature 30 league matches followed by the playoff phase of 4 matches. The tournament will run for over a month from February 14, 2019, to March 17, 2019, and will feature six teams – Peshawar Zalmi, Quetta Gladiators, Karachi Kings, Multan Sultans, Lahore Qalandars, and Islamabad United. The tournament will comprise of the double round robin stage with each teams playing other five opponents twice. The top four teams at the end of the group stage will reach the playoffs, while the bottom two will be eliminated. Stay connected via: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gtvnewspk Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/gtvnewspk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtvnewspk Subscribe our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/gtvnewspakistan For further information visit our website: http://gtvnetwork.tv
PNG HUNTERS VS IPSWICH JETS (RD 13 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2015)
Hunters halt Jets charge The Ipswich Jets made the trek to the Hunters’ home ground Kalabond Oval for their Round 13 game, looking for their first win at the ground. The Jets and Hunters clash brought together two in form teams, with the Jets having won five games in a row (and six away games in a row); while the Hunters had not lost at home all year. They were also chasing a club record of six wins a row. The Hunters had several changes with Henry Noki, David Lapua and Sebastian Pandia all out of the Hunters’ line-up, while for the Jets Liam Capewell, Brendon McGrady, Kurtis Lingwoodock and Gerico Cecil made way for Richard Pandia, Pat McCallum, Joe Ofahengaue and Chris Ash – meaning there were three Jets players on debut for this game. The match started well for the Hunters who in the fifth minute saw fullback Stargroth Amean slice through the Jets’ defence and over the line to get the Hunters up 6-0. The Jets pressed the Hunters’ line with attacking raids, but the Hunters held them out and seemed to gain confidence. It was the little half and captain Israel Eliab who came up with the big play after the Hunters had been defending; when on his own 30m line he received the ball and set off for the line on a 70m run that saw the Hunters out to a 10-0 lead. The Hunters’ scheming number 7 Ase Boas was keeping the Jets pinned down and controlling the game with his kicking game. However, it was a careless Hunter’s penalty that saw the Jets gain attacking momentum and Landon Hayes score his first Intrust Super Cup try. The Hunters were up 10-6 and the Jets had settled into the speed of the game when the Hunters pulled away again through Oti Bland Tony who got the Hunters to a halftime lead of 16-6. The Jets needed to start the second half well to get back into the game and they achieved this through a try in the 43rd minute to Hayes who was having a strong match. At 16-12 it was a tight struggle until Timothy Lomai found Brandy Peter with a nice short ball and the Jets couldn’t hold the Hunters who pulled away again 22-12. With 20 minutes to go, Eliab scored his second try to seemingly take the game out of the Jets’ reach at 28-12. Marmin Barba had other ideas and scored try number 17 for 2015 to keep the Jets in touch at 28-16. The Jets chipped away again at the lead when they scored with 10 minutes to go through Jets big bustling bench forward Billy McConnachie the score was now 28-22 and a dramatic finish was on the cards. The Jets’ Kurt Capewell used his footwork to beat Noel Zeming cold and score his fourth try of the year and it was now 28-28 with eight minutes to go. It was a hectic last eight minutes and the Hunters broke the game open when Adex Wera busted the Jets and scored a try in the corner to take the Hunters out to 34-28 with five minutes to play. The Hunters sealed the win with a try after Esau Siune broke the Jets once more and made a 30m run. He found Puara who got the ball onto Lawrence Tu’u to score and end the game with a score 40-28. The Jets will enjoy the week off this week while the Hunters will take on the Souths Logan Magpies at Port Moresby. PNG HUNTERS 40 (Israel Eliab 2, Stargroth Amean, Adex Wera, Kato Ottio, Lawrence Tu’u, Brandy Peter tries; Noel Zeming 5, Israel Eliab goals) def IPSWICH JETS 28 (Landon Hayes 2, Marmin Barba, Kurt Capewell, Billy McConnachie tries; Carlin Anderson 3, Marmin Barba goals) at Kalabond Oval, Kokopo. Final teams PNG Hunters: 1. Stargroth Amean 2. Oti Bland Tony 3. Noel Zeming 4. Thompson Teteh 5. Adex Wera 6. Israel Eliab (c) 7. Ase Boas 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. Kato Ottio 12. Lawrence Tu'u 13. Adam Korave 14. Brandy Peter 15. Edward Goma 16. Willie Minoga 17. Enock Maki 21. Timothy Lomai Ipswich Jets: 1. Carlin Anderson 2. Marmin Barba 3. Chris Walker 4. Richard Pandia 5. Pat McCallum 6. Josh Cleeland 7. Dane Phillips 8. Josh Seage 9. Landon Hayes 10. Rod Griffin 11. Sam Martin 12. Kurt Capewell 13. Keiron Lander (c) 14. Fakahoko Teutau 21. Joe Ofahengaue 16. Billy McConnachie 19. Chris Ash
PNG HUNTERS VS IPSWICH JETS (RD 23 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2014)
Tali hat-trick ignites Hunters PNG Hunters turned on a superb second-half performance to shut down the visiting Ipswich Jets 40-22 and keep their finals hopes alive in the Intrust Super Cup on Saturday. The Hunters were stunned early by a powerful display from the Jets, who spread and the ball around and used their star-studded backs like Marmim Barba and Brendon Marshall, who both collected doubles to lead 20-10 at half-time. But with the packed Kalabond Stadium crowd urging them on, the competition newcomers produced a trademark finishing burst to overrun the Jets. With punishing defence the Hunters restricted the Jets to a try-less second half with their only points coming from a penalty goal, while the home side unleashed their attacking arsenal to score their fourth consecutive win at home and stay in touch with the leaders with three games remaining. These are away this weekend against Wynnum Manly in Round 24 and Souths Logan in Round 25, with Round 26 a bye which gives the Hunters two points. Forwards Rod Griffin, Billy McConnachie, Keiron Lander and Matt Parcell were among the few Jets players in the visiting side who threatened to get through the Hunters’ relentless defence in the second stanza. Tackling in numbers, the Hunters continuously defused these efforts to prevent any momentum the Jets needed to give their speedy backline, which included Wes Conlon, the opportunity to repeat their first half display. Centre Jason Tali who was only drafted into the Hunters squad mid-season from the local Digicel Cup proved why he was a handy catch as he celebrated with a hat-trick. His second four-pointer levelled the scores at 20-20. Noel Zemming broke the deadlock from the touchline with his conversion and with 19 minutes still remaining, both teams needed something special to swing the match under their control. That spark came from the Hunters, with hooker Wartovo Puara scooting over to put the Hunters ahead 28-22. With 15 minutes on the clock it was still enough time for the Jets, who boast one of the best attacks in the competition, to claw their way back into the match. However, Tali put his team into safer territory when he used sheer strength to power over for his third try to put the Hunters on the way to victory 34-22. The two competition points were safety in the bag but it seemed the victory was incomplete without a Garry Lo special. Just on the stroke of fulltime the classy winger used brute strength to break out of several Jets tacklers to score under the posts to take his tally to 22 as the competition’s leading try scorer. PNG HUNTERS 40 (Jason Tali 3, Garry Lo, Adex Wera, Wartovo Puara, Willie Minoga tries; Noel Zemming 5, Israel Eliab goals) def IPSWICH JETS 22 (Brendon Marshall 2, Marmin Barba 2 tries; Marmin Barba 3 goals) at Kalabond Oval, Kokopo. Final teams PNG Hunters: 1. Israel Eliab (c) 2. Garry Lo 3. Thompson Teteh 4. Jason Tali 5. Adex Wera 6. Dion Aiye 7. Roger Laka 8. Timothy Lomai 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 19. Noel Zemming 11. Sebastian Pandia 16. Brandy Peter 14. Lawrence Tu'u 15. Willie Minoga 20. Stanton Albert 17. Albert Patak Ipswich Jets: 1. Ben White 2. Kurt Capewell 3. Josh Seage 4. Brendon Marshall 5. Carlin Anderson 6. Josh Cleeland 7. Dane Phillips 8. Kurtis Lingwoodock 9. Troy O'Sullivan 10. Rod Griffin 21. Rob Worsley 12. Sam Martin 13. Keiron Lander (c) 14. Billy McConnachie 18. Marmin Barba 19. Wes Conlon 22. Matt Parcell
Rochdale Hornets v St Helens, Challenge Cup 5th Round, Feb 1996
Keiron Cunningham, Scott Gibbs, Bobby Golding, Paul Newlove, Appollo Perellini, Chris Joynt, Anthony Sullivan.. your boys took one hell of a beating! (well for the first 3 minutes at least..). Come on you 'ornets!
