In The Hundred League 2025, the England batsman hit the first fifty. (Photo-Tom Dulat-ECB/ECB Via Getty Images)
The Hundred League 2025 has now reached its last round. The final match of this season will be played on 31 August. Earlier, in the last league match played between Southern Brave and Welsh Fire, Delhi Capitals Team (DC) co-owner GMR Group team Southern Brave has bid farewell to this league with victory. England opener contributed significantly to his victory. The player, which was banned in the Indian Premier League (IPL), gave his team a great victory by hitting 11 fours and sixes. During this time, the fast fifty of Welsh Fire’s wicketkeeper batsman Tom Kohler could not work for the team.
Jason Roy stunned the stormy fifty
Legendary batsmen who have been out of England team for the last several years Jason Roy Has hit a stormy fifty in the last league match of The Hundred 2025. He scored a fast innings of 70 runs against Welsh Fire with the help of 6 fours and 5 sixes in just 39 balls. With the help of his innings, Southern Brave scored 167 runs for 7 wickets in 100 balls.
This was the first half -century of Jason Roy, who played for Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL. Apart from him, Luus Do Ploy scored 30 runs in 21 balls. From Welsh Fire, David Payne and Relay Meedith took two wickets each. The start of Welsh fire, chasing the target, was very bad.
Poor start of Welsh Fire
Chasing a target of 168 runs Welsh fire The start was very bad. His four wickets fell for only 51 runs. After this, wicketkeeper batsman Tom Kohler-Cadmore tried his best to win the team, but he failed. He scored a fast innings of 84 runs in 46 balls with the help of 3 fours and 7 sixes.
Apart from him, Ben Kelave scored 33 runs in 20 balls. Apart from this, no batsman could stand at the crease. In this way, the team of Welsh Fire could score 163 runs for 6 wickets in 100 balls and lost the match with 4 runs. Craig overton bowled brilliantly for Southern Brave and took three wickets for 22 off 20 balls. Jordan Thomson got two wickets.
