Monday, 29 October 2012

Sydney Sixers win Champions League Twenty20 final by 10 wickets

 

ENGLISHMAN Michael Lumb have blasted an unbeaten 82 to lead the Sydney Sixers to a powerhouse 10-wicket success in the Champions League Twenty20 final.

The Sixers are the world's best Twenty20 franchise - not to talk about $2.5 million richer - after they stunned place of birth heroes Highveld at the Wanderers.

Needing 122 for victory after paceman Josh Hazlewood and spinner Nathan McCullum took three wickets each, the Sixers did not manure about with Lumb and skipper Brad Haddin attainment the blot in the 13th over.

Man-of-the-match Lumb was drop on 17, and made sure he punish the Lions for the blunder, crunch eight limits and five sixes in a knock that finally turned the game into a mis-match.

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And when Haddin was dropped the next over by Dwaine Pretorious at deep square leg, the skipper said the Lions were never going to bounce back.

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