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In a dramatic final of The Hundred 2024, Will Jacks gave an animated send-off to Southern Brave captain James Vince, marking a pivotal moment in the match. The final, held at Lord’s Cricket Ground, saw the Oval Invincibles face off against the Southern Brave in a tightly contested battle for the championship.
James Vince’s dismissal: A turning point in the match
Jacks, who plays for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the IPL, dismissed Vince, the Brave’s captain and the tournament’s leading run-scorer, during a crucial phase of the game.
As Vince walked off the pitch after being bowled out, Jacks celebrated with an exuberant send-off that quickly caught the attention of fans and commentators alike. His animated reaction not only highlighted the intensity of the match but also showcased the competitive spirit that defines The Hundred format.
Here’s the video:
What a moment! 😱
James Vince – the highest run-scorer in #TheHundred this year – is OUT! 😳 pic.twitter.com/85Khm5NzyT
— The Hundred (@thehundred) August 18, 2024
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Vince had been a key player for the Brave throughout the tournament, amassing runs consistently and leading his team with both skill and determination. However, his dismissal came at a critical juncture, as the Brave were looking to build momentum and chase down the Invincibles’ total. Jacks’ early breakthrough proved to be a turning point, contributing significantly to the Brave’s middle-order collapse. The Invincibles ultimately defended a modest total of 147 runs, winning the match by 17 runs and securing their second consecutive title in The Hundred.
Reactions and impact on the game
Fans and analysts took to social media to discuss Jacks’ spirited send-off, with many praising his enthusiasm and competitive nature. The moment added to the drama of the final, encapsulating the high stakes and emotions involved in the tournament. Jacks commented on the incident in the post-match interview, saying, “Got a bit carried away there. The umpires had a word.”
As the dust settled after the thrilling final, Jacks’ performance (35 runs with the bat and a wicket with the ball) and the fiery send-off will be talked about for weeks to come, adding another layer to the rich tapestry of stories that The Hundred continues to create in the world of cricket.
