Mitch Marsh's incredible form continued as he smashed six sixes in an innings of 69 off 34 balls for Sunrisers Leeds against Southern Brave at Headingley.
The Australian all-rounder's explosive display helped his side reach a respectable 187-5, but it was still a far cry from the high-scoring matches that have become synonymous with The Hundred tournament. With both teams desperate for their first win of the competition, the stage was set for a thrilling contest.
Marsh's innings was the highlight of the match, with the Australian's six sixes leaving the Brave's bowlers in his wake. The 32-year-old's aggressive approach paid off as he bludgeoned the Brave's attack to all parts of the Headingley ground.
The match itself was a closely contested affair, with both sides trading blows throughout. However, it was ultimately the Brave who emerged victorious, with Sunrisers Leeds ultimately falling short of their target.
The win was a much-needed boost for the Brave, who had struggled to find their footing in the early stages of the tournament. With this victory, they will look to build momentum and push for a spot in the quarter-finals.
The loss, however, will be a setback for Sunrisers Leeds, who will need to regroup and refocus if they are to salvage their campaign. With several key players struggling to find form, the pressure will be on the team's management to make some tough decisions in the coming weeks.
As for Marsh, he will look to continue his impressive form in the coming matches. With his explosive batting ability, he is a major threat to any team, and the Brave will be well aware of the challenge he poses.
The match may be over, but the story is far from finished. With several teams still searching for their first win, the battle for supremacy in The Hundred tournament is only just beginning.
Source: BBC Sports