Hundred 2025: Grace Harris blits the London Spirit to give a victorious start

London Spirit women kicked her Hundred women’s competition 2025 Grace Harris’ campaign with a sensational 17-run win over oval invincible women run by Record-Bracing innings. The Australian all-rounder’s blistering 89 was from just 42 balls, herbs with 7 fours and 6 sixes, a commanding clan that proved to be much higher for the rescue champion to follow in Lord’s. While the brave knock of Meg Lanning 85 offered a glimpse of hope for the Invinables, the Spirit bowlers held their nerve in the final stage to register a well -worthy win.

Grace Harris fired the spirit of London in a huge clan

To bat, the London Spirit’s innings was initially stable, but was informal, losing the early wickets, including the quick dismissal of Redmine and Kiara Chaithali. However, the speed changed dramatically when the explosive Cordelia Griffith joined the crease. He took the invisible bowlers with Gusto, scoring 50 runs from only 29 delivery, which offers very important impatts. With his partnership Grace Harris The foundation of the late regret of the soul was laid. Once Griffith fell, Harris took over, exposed a barrage of powerful stroke, which left the bowling attack of the oval invincible. His strike rate of 211.90 was a masterclass in T20 batting, and he inspired his team his team in his 100 balls a total of 176 for a total of 176. Despite the best attempts by The Invisables’ bowler, Mariesen Cup and Tash Farant, both took two wickets, fought to include the attack in the late innings.

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Meg Lanning’s Aone Battle is not enough for oval invincible

In response, the pursuit of Oval Invinesals began on the worst possible note, losing Captain Lauren Winfield-Hil for a duck on the second ball of his innings. Australian superstar Meg Lanning, however, was in a different mood. Playing an excellent hand, he took responsibility for chasing, finding boundaries with accuracy and easily rotating the strike. Lanning of 85 out of 51 balls was a classic performance of class and Shakti, which almost put invincible in the game. He found a competent partner in the Marizain Cupp, whose Quickfire 33 gave the scoreboard a significant boost. However, the London Spirit bowler, especially Isi Wong, was disciplined and killed in significant moments. Wong’s two major wickets, including Lanning’s prized skull, was the turn of the match. With the required run rate climbing and lanning in the pavilion, the middle order of the invisibles was unable to find the boundaries required to bridge the difference. The enthusiastic bowling unit led by Wong’s influential magic to 26 restricts the invincible to 159, effectively pursuing, and seals a comfortable win.

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