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Birmingham Phoenix vs Trent Rockets, 4th Match, The Hundred Mens Competition 2026

t20Birmingham Phoenix won by 10 runs
Edgbaston, Birmingham
24 Jul 2026, 11:00 pm IST
trent rockets won the toss, chose to bowl
Winner: Birmingham Phoenix
Birmingham Phoenix Inning Score: 214 /4
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Joe Clarkec Tom Banton b Calvin Harrison683374206.06
Will Smeedc Craig Overton b Calvin Harrison512823182.14
Rehan Ahmedc Finn Allen b Mohammad Amir482525192
Donovan Ferreiranot out22903244.44
Mitchell Owenc Calvin Harrison b Lewis Gregory6301200
Sean Dicksonnot out8201400
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Craig Overton9000
Matt Henry48000
Mohammad Amir43103
Mitchell Santner39001
Calvin Harrison27200
Lewis Gregory42101
Trent Rockets Inning Score: 204 /7
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Ben Duckettc Joe Clarke b Scott Currie492562196
Finn Allenc Scott Currie b Usman Tariq431763252.94
Tom Bantonc Sean Dickson b Scott Currie673245209.38
Tim Davidc Joe Clarke b Usman Tariq230066.67
Sam Billingsc Scott Currie b Ben Dwarshuis12920133.33
Mitchell Santnerrun out (Donovan Ferreira/Ben Dwarshuis)780087.5
Lewis Gregoryc and b Mitchell Owen120050
Craig Overtonnot out4300133.33
Calvin Harrisonnot out12202600
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Saqib Mahmood45010
Ben Dwarshuis32101
Scott Currie40200
Usman Tariq36201
Rehan Ahmed21000
Mitchell Owen28102

Match Summary

Birmingham Phoenix vs Trent Rockets, 4th Match, The Hundred Men's Competition 2026

Match Summary

On July 24, 2026, at Edgbaston, Birmingham Phoenix emerged victorious against Trent Rockets by a margin of 10 runs in a thrilling encounter. Joe Clarke's explosive innings of 68 runs off 33 balls and Scott Currie's crucial bowling performance were pivotal in securing the win for Birmingham Phoenix.

Detailed Narrative

The match began with Trent Rockets winning the toss and opting to bowl first. Birmingham Phoenix set a daunting target, scoring 214 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in their allotted 100 balls. Joe Clarke was the star with the bat, scoring a blistering 68 runs from just 33 deliveries, including 7 fours and 4 sixes. His efforts were complemented by Will Smeed's rapid half-century (51 runs off 28 balls) and Rehan Ahmed's aggressive knock of 48 runs off just 25 balls. Donovan Ferreira provided a late flourish with an unbeaten 22 runs from just 9 balls, striking at an impressive rate.

Calvin Harrison was the pick of the bowlers for Trent Rockets, claiming two important wickets, including those of Joe Clarke and Will Smeed. Despite this, the other bowlers struggled to contain the Phoenix batsmen.

In response, Trent Rockets put up a valiant fight but fell short by 10 runs. Tom Banton was the top scorer for the Rockets with a scintillating innings of 67 runs from 32 balls, including five sixes. Ben Duckett (49 off 25) and Finn Allen (43 off 17) also contributed significantly to the chase. However, they could not surpass the target set by Birmingham Phoenix.

Scott Currie was instrumental with the ball for Birmingham Phoenix, taking two crucial wickets including that of Ben Duckett and Tom Banton, helping to stem the flow of runs at critical junctures. Usman Tariq also chipped in with two wickets.

The match was a showcase of aggressive batting and strategic bowling, with Joe Clarke's performance earning him accolades as one of the standout players. The thrilling contest kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very last ball.