In the eighth game of the Women's Super Smash 2024-25 at Seddon Park, Chamari Athapatthu he showed all his skills, leading Northern states to a great victory Central Regions. His performance with bat and ball was very important for his team's success.
Chamari Athapaththu eliminates Hannah Rowe with a peach
The central government won the toss and elected to bat first, a decision that did not go well as Athapaththu went through their paces, helping his side bowl them out for just 112 in 18.4 overs.
The Sri Lankan captain was the best with the ball, claiming 4 wickets for just 16 runs in his 4-overs, including a maiden. His most impressive moment came when he left Hannah Rowe It's a very smart offer.
In the 5th over of Central Districts' innings, he had already dismissed Thamsyn Newton for 4 runs, Athapaththu bowled a gem to send Rowe in for a duck. A classical off-spin delivery that hit the middle and smashed the stumps. Rowe tried to play it on the side but misjudged the length, the ball going between bat and pad to pull off the wicket.
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Hollie Armitage seems to be the only bright sign in the Central Districts
To open the batter Holly Armitage was the only bright spot for Central Districts in the game against Northern Districts. He ended up scoring a well-made 61 runs from 48 balls, including five boundaries. The rest of the batsmen did not stand as the team was bowled out for just 112.
Jess Watkin, Athapaththu chasing
Chasing a low score, Northern Districts won the match in 12.4 overs with nine wickets in hand. Captain Jess Watkin He remained unbeaten on 51 off 32 balls, including four fours and a six. Athapaththu, on the other hand, played a quick knock of 45 runs with the help of four fours and a six. The former Sri Lankan was also named Player of the Match for all his heroics.
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