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Friday, July 11, 2025

Hawks edge Riders in thrilling Super Over

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Sport Desk
224 days ago
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Shan Masood of Hampshire Hawks collects his "Player of the Match" award after the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League T20 match between Hampshire Hawks and Rangpur Riders at Providence Stadium in Georgetown, Guyana on Wednesday (on November 27).

Shan Masood of Hampshire Hawks collects his "Player of the Match" award after the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League T20 match between Hampshire Hawks and Rangpur Riders at Providence Stadium in Georgetown, Guyana on Wednesday (on November 27).

PROV­I­DENCE – Liam Daw­son smashed a six off the penul­ti­mate ball of the match to guide the Hamp­shire Hawks to an ex­cit­ing vic­to­ry over the Rang­pur Rid­ers in the Exxon­Mo­bil Glob­al Su­per League’s (GSL) first-ever Su­per Over in Guyana on Wednes­day.

It was a thrilling fi­nale to the tour­na­ment’s sec­ond game af­ter both sides scored 132 runs from their 20 overs.

Hawks’ cap­tain Chris Wood opt­ed to bowl the cru­cial over, and de­spite be­ing hit for a six by Khushdil Shah, he on­ly con­ced­ed 12 runs from his six overs.

Need­ing 13 runs to win, the Hawks’ James Fuller ham­mered Zak Chap­pell’s first ball for six over the leg side, but the bowler struck back with a slow­er short ball that Fuller could on­ly hit straight up in the air for the bowler to take a sim­ple re­turn catch.

But with the pres­sure ramped up and the crowd and both dugouts watch­ing on ner­vous­ly, Hamp­shire stal­wart Daw­son stepped up to seal the win.

Ear­li­er, af­ter win­ning the toss and choos­ing to bat, the Hawks’ Shan Ma­sood starred with the bat, scor­ing 56 off 41 balls to see that a com­pet­i­tive to­tal of 132 was post­ed.

Ma­sood’s knock was the first half cen­tu­ry of the com­pe­ti­tion and earned him the Play­er-of-the-Match award.

He even­tu­al­ly de­part­ed the scene in the fi­nal over, one of five wick­ers to fall to Chap­pell.

Chap­pell had an im­pres­sive night, pick­ing up both Tom Prest and Joe Weath­er­ley in the fourth over of the match and then clean­ing up the in­nings in the 19th over with the re­moval of Dan­ny Brig­gs and Son­ny Bak­er in con­sec­u­tive de­liv­er­ies to fin­ish with the im­pres­sive fig­ures of 5-23.

CMC


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