Warriors v Cape Cobras - Momentum One Day Cup – Live Score and Update
Warriors 262/8 (50 ov) v Cape Cobras 186 (37.1 ov) - Warriors won by 76 runs
On Friday, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Warriors-c861, in their Momentum One Day Cup match against Cape Cobras, left their opponents in tears on winning the match by 76 runs at Buffalo Park, East London.
Deciding to bat first in the day and night match, Warriors came out with ML Price and JT Smuts and the two openers executed their mission with utmost lethality and precision, giving their team a start of 53 runs.
However, after getting manhandled, the fielding side finally made a comeback when Gray clean-bowled Smuts for 25.
Then with 72 on the scoreboard, the batting side, suffered the loss of ace performer http://www.senore.com/Cricket/CA-Ingram-c1208, who was run out after scoring only seven.
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/AG-Prince-c949 as the batting duo steered the team towards 102 before Prince became the third casualty of the day after hitting 19 runs off his bat.
DJ Jacobs, was up next and the wicketkeeper/batsman forged a potent partnership alongside his opener.
The two batsmen kept the scoreboard ticking that created considerable pressure on the bowlers. Finally with 141 on the board, it was time for Price to find his way back to the pavilion after he had amassed 55 runs.
This wicket did not effect the Warriors as it was only after posting 191 runs on the board when they saw their fifth wicket go down on the departure of http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Jacobs-c65213, who scored 46.
The bowlers then squeezed the flow of runs; however, they were still not good enough to halt http://www.senore.com/Cricket/WD-Parnell-c2787, who while watching batsmen crumble at the other end, kept jabbing the bowlers as he managed to score 62 while playing a key role in helping his team post a modest total of 262.
On a batting wicket, the match was expected to have a close finish, but Cape Cobras’ batsmen failed miserably by succumbing in front of their opposition without offering anything.
The 83-run knock by opener, RE Levi, was the only success story for Cape Cobras as they faltered on 186 in 37.1 overs.
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