Crawley and Brook help Sunrisers beat Super Giants
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Sunrisers Leeds beat Manchester Super Giants by eight wickets at Headingley, ending the Super Giants' unbeaten start to this year's Hundred. Mitch Marsh led the chase with a fierce 63 from 26 balls before England pair Zak Crawley and Harry Brook finished the job, both recording their best scores of the tournament so far.
Chasing 182, Marsh smashed six fours and five sixes before being bowled by Sonny Baker, and skipper Crawley followed up with an unbeaten 56 off 34 balls, while Brook struck 42 not out from 17 balls, hitting the winning runs off Noor Ahmad with 12 balls remaining. Earlier, Jos Buttler's unbeaten 63 and Heinrich Klaasen's 53 had powered the Super Giants to 181-3, with Nathan Ellis the pick of Sunrisers' bowlers on 2-32. The result leaves Sunrisers with two wins from their opening matches, while the Super Giants remain top on net run-rate alongside Welsh Fire and MI London on eight points.
- Sunrisers Leeds beat Super Giants by eight wickets at Headingley
- Marsh, Crawley and Brook all starred in the chase
- Buttler and Klaasen's fifties powered Super Giants' 181-3
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