Mississauga Skyhawks vs Brampton Blazers, 7th Match: 11 key moments, ball by ball
Brampton Blazers beat Mississauga Skyhawks by 5 wickets.

Brampton Blazers beat Mississauga Skyhawks by 5 wickets in 7th Match of Global T20 Canada — Regular Season. Here is how the match turned, ball by ball: the overs that changed it, the wickets that mattered and the numbers behind the result.
Key moments, ball by ball
- MSH Over 1 — 18 runs came off the over, bowled by Oshane Thomas: 4 6 nb 0 1 W 6
- MSH Over 9.1 — Mississauga Skyhawks collapse: 3 wickets for 17 runs (43/4 to 60/7)
- MSH Over 9.1 — Sandeep Singh completes a 3-wicket haul
- MSH Over 17.4 — Khalid Kail out for 36 (39), caught by Farhan Malik. 126/8
- MSH Over 19.2 — Fabian Allen out for 47 (29), caught by Shadrack Descarte. 140/9
- BB Over 2 — 18 runs came off the over, bowled by Zahid Shirzad: 6 0 4 4 4 0
- BB Over 5.5 — Toby Albert brings up a fifty off 23 balls
- BB Over 6 — 18 runs came off the over, bowled by Parth Choudhary: 0 4 6 4 4 0
- BB Over 7.1 — Toby Albert out for 53 (28), bowled by Zahid Shirzad. 78/1
- BB Over 10.2 — Yuvraj Samra out for 34 (25), caught by Junaid Siddiqui. 98/3
- BB Over 16.4 — Chadwick Walton finished it off with a six off Rafi Ullah
How the runs came
Mississauga Skyhawks were 67 after 10 overs and finished on 147/10. Brampton Blazers were 82 after 8 overs and finished on 149/5.
Phase by phase
| Phase | MSH | BB |
|---|---|---|
| Powerplay (1-6) | 48/5 (RR 8.00) | 72/0 (RR 12.00) |
| Middle overs (7-15) | 57/2 (RR 6.33) | 58/5 (RR 6.44) |
| Death overs (16-20) | 42/3 (RR 9.00) | 19/0 (RR 14.25) |
In the powerplay, Brampton Blazers scored 24 more than Mississauga Skyhawks.
Mississauga Skyhawks innings: over by over
Mississauga Skyhawks faced 34 dot balls (29%), hit 10 fours and 6 sixes, and got 8 extras. The best stand was 66 off 51 balls between Khalid Kail & Fabian Allen. Between overs 5.2 and 9.1 they slipped from 43/4 to 60/7.
Fall of wickets: 12-1 (Unmukt Chand, 0.6), 22-2 (Rayyan Pathan, 1.6), 34-3 (Vijay Shankar, 3.4), 43-4 (Azam Khan, 4.4), 45-5 (Ali Orr, 5.2), 60-6 (Parth Choudhary, 8.6), 60-7 (Wayne Parnell, 9.1), 126-8 (Khalid Kail, 17.4), 140-9 (Fabian Allen, 19.2), 147-10 (Rafi Ullah, 19.5)
Brampton Blazers innings: over by over
Brampton Blazers faced 28 dot balls (28%), hit 12 fours and 7 sixes, and got 6 extras. The best stand was 78 off 43 balls between Yuvraj Samra & Toby Albert.
Fall of wickets: 78-1 (Toby Albert, 7.1), 90-2 (Monank Patel, 9.2), 98-3 (Yuvraj Samra, 10.2), 103-4 (Hamza Tariq, 11.6), 121-5 (Shadrack Descarte, 14.2)
Our view
Brampton Blazers made light work of the chase after a strong start with the bat. Toby Albert smashed 53 off 28 balls, while Yuvraj Samra added 34 from 25 balls. The two helped Brampton race to 78 runs before Albert was dismissed. Even after losing a few wickets, the team stayed ahead of the required run rate, and Chadwick Walton sealed the five-wicket win with a six.
Mississauga Skyhawks had a rough time in the middle of their innings. After reaching 43/4, they lost three more wickets for just 17 runs and slipped to 60/7. Khalid Kail and Fabian Allen tried to bring the innings back on track with a 66-run partnership, but the total of 147 wasn't enough. Sandeep Singh's three wickets also played a key role in keeping Mississauga under pressure.
Top performers
- Toby Albert — 53 (28 balls)
- Fabian Allen — 47 (29 balls)
- Khalid Kail — 36 (39 balls)
- Sandeep Singh — 3/19 (4 ov)
- Shadrack Descarte — 2/7 (0.4 ov)
- Farhan Malik — 2/17 (4 ov)
Full scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary: Mississauga Skyhawks vs Brampton Blazers


