Steve Smith celebrates after scoring his 25th Test century
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Australia batsmen Steve Smith and Matthew Wade scored 142 and 110 respectively to set England a target of 398 to win on the fourth day of the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston.
Pat Cummins took two wickets and scored 10 runs
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Pat Cummins took two wickets and struck an unbeaten 10, but the Sydney Thunder failed to secure a place in the semi-finals despite beating the Hobart Hurricanes by four wickets via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.
Matthew Wade was named Man of the Match for his knock of 58
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Hobart Hurricanes captain Matthew Wade secured a home semi-final for his side after he smashed a superb 58 to lead them to a 16-run win over the Melbourne Renegades.
Jake Weatherald was named Man of the Match for his knock of 82
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Hobart Hurricanes captain Matthew Wade smashed a superb 88, but it was not enough to lead his side to victory as Jake Weatherald’s magnificent 82 saw the Adelaide Strikers triumph by seven wickets.
Josh Philippe was named Man of the Match for his game-winning 86 not out
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Josh Philippe put on a show at the Sydney Cricket Ground as he smashed an unbeaten 86 to lead the Sydney Sixers to a nine-wicket win over the Hobart Hurricanes.
Matthew Wade walloped eight boundaries and three sixes during his unbeaten knock of 84
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Hobart Hurricanes captain Matthew Wade and D’Arcy Short smashed an unbeaten 84 and 73 not out respectively to lead their side to a 10-wicket win over the Adelaide Strikers.
Matthew Wade made his highest Twenty20 score
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Jos Buttler smashed a superb 89 for the Sydney Thunder, but Matthew Wade’s career-best 85 was enough to lead the Hobart Hurricanes to a seven-wicket win.
D’Arcy Short excelled with both the bat and ball
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D’Arcy Short hammered a quickfire 34 and took two wickets as the Hobart Hurricanes cruised past the Melbourne Stars by six wickets.
Matthew Wade: “I feel like if I’m given the opportunity again, if things fall into place close to the World Cup I can still play in that for sure”
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Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Matthew Wade has revealed that he is determined to regain his spot in the ODI squad ahead of the 2019 World Cup.
Matthew Wade: “I hope now we don’t go too far the other way and lose all our drive … and try and play like New Zealand”
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Matthew Wade has warned Australia not to go overboard with their change in identity following the ball tampering scandal that shocked the cricketing community.
