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Commentator: Himanshu and Ekanth
A cat-and-mouse-y, low-score-y game. Big changes in the points table from today's double-header. Dublin and Edinburgh the only game tomorrow. See you for that, thanks for joining in.
Glenn Maxwell, Wolves captain: Bit tight in the end. But having Miller was great. Wanted to maximise on the boundary balls. (Was left-armer to Miller in the 19th a surprise). No. With the breeze and size of boundary, fingerspinner was a good option. But you have to be good as he'll take chances and they came off. Completely different innings to yesterday with the ball. Once we worked out the wicket, we figured the pace, fields. Our bowlers pulled it back. We still thought it would be a difficult chase. We had to consolidate and then take it home. Yesterday brought about learnings. Especially that we're not playing in conditions similar to Netherlands.
Mark Adair, POTM: I'm surprised to be here, felt there were other boys who were brilliant. Happy as long as we keep winning. Disappointing yesterday, winning today was lovely. David saw it off beautifully after I padded up.
Scott Edwards, Flames captain: We came out positive. It was a tricky wicket. We hurt ourselves by losing six in the first 12-13 overs. 160 would have been a good score. Very different to wicket to the wicket at Hague, this got much higher bounce. But batters were able to score as the chase showed. We had an okay powerplay with ball, got a couple of wickets which kept us in the game.
6:19pm: Wolves bag the two points and go to No. 2. The bowlers set this up before Stirling put them in the box seat. Manenti was arguably too slow but Nos. 3 and 4 couldn't fly either. The pitch helped spinners later on and Edwards defended the bigger square boundary well. Dutt was excellent, Bracewell too. No bowler was too bad, even Pringle got hit late. Flames just didn't have enough to defend.
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Pringle has another chance to defend this. Jordan walks in. Four deep leg sde for Miller
