Sukhjinder Singh's 3-Wicket Haul Seals It for Montreal Warriors
Brampton Blazers
119/10 (19.5)
TBA
120/7 (19.2)
MW won by 3 wickets
View full scorecard →Montreal Warriors have won by 3 wickets. Brampton Blazers batted first and posted 119/10 in 19.5 overs. Montreal Warriors chased down 120 in just 19.2 overs.
Brampton Blazers struggled through their innings, losing wickets at regular intervals. Toby Albert top-scored with 48 off 37 balls (SR 130), but lacked support from the other end. The powerplay yielded 44 runs — early wickets put them under pressure from the start.
In the chase, William Bosisto anchored the innings with 21 off 18 balls. It was a measured knock that kept Montreal Warriors on track despite losing wickets around him.
With the ball, Sukhjinder Singh delivered figures of 3/10 in 4 overs (Econ 2.5). Crucial breakthroughs at key moments that shifted the momentum.
TBA lead the series 15-0. The pressure is firmly on the chasing side now.
The Turning Point
Over 16 of the first innings was the inflection point — 16 runs came off it, shifting the momentum and setting the stage for a total that ultimately proved too much.
Key Performers
48 off 37 balls (SR 130), 3 fours, 2 sixes
3/10 in 4 overs (Econ: 2.50)
39 off 32 balls (SR 122), 1 fours, 3 sixes
Verdict
Montreal Warriors showed composure when it mattered most and deserve this victory. Brampton Blazers were outplayed in all departments. A 3 wickets defeat lays bare the gaps in their game — the batting lacked application and the bowling had no answers. Plenty of hard conversations ahead of the next match. TBA lead the series 15-0. The pressure is firmly on the chasing side now.