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WATCH: One Of The Most Thrilling Last Over Finish In T20 Cricket; Another Eye-Grabbing Event In T20 Blast 2022

37-year-old pacer Peter Siddle almost won the match for Somerset with his excellent bowling in the last over against Surrey, except one delivery!

Rishabh Gautam
By Rishabh Gautam June 22, 2022 • 17:40 PM
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The ongoing Vitality Blast 2022 in England has been entertaining the fans every day with new incidents. In a crucial South group match played on June 21st (Tuesday), Surrey defeated Somerset by 3 wickets. However, the last over was quite thrilling and dramatic, probably one of the most heart-throbbing last overs in T20 cricket history. Even though Somerset lost the match, pacer Peter Siddle emerged as a hero and almost won the match for his team. 

Peter Siddle had the responsibility to defend 9 runs off the last over and after the first 5 deliveries, it seemed like Somerset will win the contest. However, Surrey batter Conor McKerr, facing his first delivery, smacked a boundary off the last ball to register an unlikely win for his team. Siddle picked up 3 wickets in the first 5 deliveries of the last over and would have taken his team to a win if he had bowled the last ball up to the mark as well. 

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However, Siddle over-pitched the last delivery due to which McKerr smacked a four through the covers and broke Somerset's hopes. A video of the thrilling last over has been uploaded by Vitality T20 Blast 2022's official account on Twitter, which is being liked and shared in numbers by the cricket fans. 

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While talking about the match, Somerset posted a total of 144/8 in 20 overs after which Surrey had a target of 145 to chase down in order to win the match. Surrey went on to chase down the total with a boundary on the last ball with 3 wickets in hand. The hero for Surrey team in this match was opener Will Jacks, who went unbeaten after facing 58 balls, smacking 5 fours & 2 sixes to score 66 runs. 


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