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The Global T20 Canada 2024 saw an exciting double-header on Sunday, August 4, at the CAA Centre in Brampton.
In the first match of the day and the 16th of the competition, Brampton Wolves bowlers skittled the entire Surrey Jaguars line-up for just 124 in 19.2 overs. Captain Marcus Stoinis scored 39 runs from just 23 balls to top-score for his side. For the Wolves, Italian speedster Thomas Draca claimed figures of 3/30 while Australian-based off-spinner Beau Webster also snatched three key wickets.
In response, Brampton Wolves cantered themselves to an easy six-wicket win despite slumping to 52/4 at one stage. George Munsey (46* off 35 balls) and Nick Hobson (31* off 20 balls) overcame early jitters, collectively composed by Logan van Beek (1/34), Ben Lister (1/23) and Sunil Narine (1/34).
Later in the evening at the same venue, Montreal Tigers folded up for just 109 by Vancouver Knights pace machines Mohammad Amir (3/18), Dwaine Pretorius (2/18), and Rishiv Joshi (1/22). Ace spinners Harsh Thaker and Sandeep Lamichhane also contributed to the Tigers' collapse by taking two wickets each.
Chasing 110, it took Vancouver Knights five wickets and 18.4 overs to maul down the target. Captain Usman Khawaja and number three Reeza Hendricks slapped valiant 30s during their 67-run partnership. Their batting diligence simplified the Knights’ path to victory for the rest of their middle order as they successfully countered raging Tigers bowlers Azmatullah Omarzai (2/23) and Gerhard Erasmus (2-13).
Global T20 Canada 2024 Most Runs List
Despite scoring just two against Vancouver Knights on August 4, Montreal Tigers opener Dilpreet Bajwa continues to lead the run-scoring charts of the Global T20 Canada 2024 with 194 runs. Brampton Wolves’ George Munsey closely follows Bajwa at number two with 192 runs, while Reeza Hendricks (154 runs), Marcus Stoinis (132 runs), and Beau Webster (131 runs) round up the top five run-getters list.
Iftikhar Ahmed has made 112 runs to rank sixth on the list, finding himself just a boundary ahead of seventh-placed Nicholas Kirton (108 runs). Richie Berrington and Nick Hobson, with 107 runs each at an identical average of 53.50, are placed eighth and ninth on the top 10 table. Harsh Thakur finds himself ranked at number 10 with 103 runs from six innings.
Global T20 Canada 2024 Most Wickets List
Brampton Wolves’ Thomas Draca claimed match-winning figures of 3/30 against Surrey Jaguars to climb to the top of the wicket-taking charts of the Global T20 Canada 2024 with 11 scalps. Junaid Siddique, also with 11 victims, slipped to number two on the top 10 list.
Mohammad Amir added three to his season’s tally to get to nine wickets from just six innings. As of now, the Pakistan-based Vancouver Knights speedster is the third-highest wicket-taker of the season. He is followed by Aayan Afzal Khan, Sunil Narine, Romario Shepherd, Andrew Tye, David Wiese, and Sandeep Lamichhane; all with eight wickets in their season’s credentials.
Azmatullah Omarzai is ranked 10th on the wicket-taking table of the season with seven scalps from just four innings.
