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AMSTERDAM FLAMES 56/2 (5 OVERS)
- Steven Smith20 (10)
- Yuvraaj Samra*19 (11)
- Chris Jordan1/18 (2)
- Fred Klaassen1/10 (1)
BELFAST WOLVES 59/1 (3.5 OVERS)
- Paul Stirling*25 (10)
- Mark Chapman19 (8)
- David Payne0/26 (1.5)
- Aryan Dutt1/8 (1)
Scorer: K Vairavan | Commentator: @HemantBrar_
That's all from our side for this game. Hope you liked our coverage. See you soon.
Glenn Maxwell: Momentum is a really powerful thing in T20 cricket. So two wins in the first three is really crucial. The thing we are trying to concentrate is on each others' success. We will enjoy our rest day tomorrow.
Paul Stirling, Player of the Match: It's tricky - it could go either way. Drew from my experience from T10 but our bowlers bowled really well to restrict them. It's a challenge when you don't know when the game is going to start. I was on 1 off 3 so it was good to get one from the middle. The calmness Chapman and Maxwell bring helps. This is a great opportunity for young players.
Scott Edwards: Small margins in a five-over game. A couple of balls and you are behind in the game. If a bowler gets in a couple of dots, then the pressure is on the batter. But with ten wickets in hand, every ball is a free hit. I think the leagues is brilliant. All of the Dutch, Scottish and Irish players playing each other and then you add some quality overseas players. It's massive for European cricket.
3.10pm So Wolves stay unbeaten with two wins and a no result from three games and rise to the top of the points table for the moment. Flames, meanwhile, are still searching for their first win.
Just four needed now
Around the wicket
A run-a-ball 11 needed
Payne









