All scoresWarriors won by 6 wkts
Dolphins116/1018.5 ov
Warriors117/415.0 ov
Warriors won by 6 wkts
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Alert history
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- Match finishedWarriors won by 6 wkts
- Wicket — Warriors 93/4Innings 2 at 93/4.
- Wicket — Warriors 69/3Innings 2 at 69/3.
- Wicket — Warriors 68/2Innings 2 at 68/2.
- Wicket — Warriors 56/1Innings 2 at 56/1.
- Wicket — Dolphins 116/10Innings 1 at 116 all out.
- Dolphins innings endedDolphins all out for 116.
- Wicket — Dolphins 116/9Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Dolphins 116/8Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Dolphins 110/7Innings 1 at 110/7.
- Wicket — Dolphins 49/6Innings 1 at 49/6.
- Wicket — Dolphins 48/5Innings 1 at 48/5.
- Wicket — Dolphins 38/4Innings 1 at 38/4.
- Wicket — Dolphins 37/3Innings 1 at 37/3.
- Wicket — Dolphins 21/2Innings 1 at 21/2.
- Wicket — Dolphins 17/1Innings 1 at 17/1.
- Match startedDolphins vs Warriors is under way at Kingsmead, Durban.
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Cricket terms explained
- Overs
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- Declaration
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- Lead and trail
- In a match with two innings each, the difference between the teams’ combined runs.
- DLS
- The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method recalculating a target after rain. We show it because the provider reports it.
- Follow-on
- When a side trails by a large margin in the first innings and is asked to bat again immediately.