Sussex vs Lancashire who will win of Quarter Final 2 of the T20 Blast 2024
Sussex vs Lancashire who will win, Sussex will play against Lancashire in the quarter final 2 of the T20 Blast 2024 on Wednesday.
Team Sussex ended their league stage campaign in second place after winning nine out of their 14 games in South Group.
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While the Lancashire team won seven, lost four and their three games ended in no result due to bad weather conditions. Keaton Jennings-led side entered the quarter final and secured third spot on points table after the league stage.
T20 Blast 2024 Details
Match: Quarter Final 2 of T20 Blast 2024
Date & Time: 04/09/2024 (11:30 PM IST)
Venue: County Ground, Hove
SUS vs LAN Playing 11
Sussex Playing 11
Daniel Hughes, Harrison Ward, Tom Clark, James Coles, John Simpson (wk), Tom Alsop, Danny Lamb, Jack Carson, Ollie Robinson, Tymal Mills (c), Bradley Currie
Lancashire Playing 11
Philip Salt, Luke Wells, Liam Livingstone, Keaton Jennings (c), Matthew Hurst (wk), George Dockrell, Steven Croft, Chris Green, Tom Hartley, Luke Wood, Saqib Mahmood
County Ground, Hove Pitch Report
It is a good surface to bat on. The ball comes nicely onto the bat here and the outfield also in favour of batters. We can expect a high scoring bonanza on Wednesday.
Top Performers
Daniel Hughes: The left-arm batter is not just the top-scorer for his side Sussex, but also the leading run-scorer in the tournament with 560 runs in 14 innings.
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Tymal Mills: The skipper of Sussex has impressed all with his brilliant bowling performance, as he took 24 wickets in 13 games, including 3 four-fers.
Sussex vs Lancashire who will win
Given the current form of team Sussex, they will enter the game as favourites. Lancashire will need to bring their A-game to beat Sussex.
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