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Do not write off us fighting Foxes, warns ace Ackermann
The Cricket Paper
|September 20, 2020
LEICESTERSHIRE skipper Colin Ackermann refused to rule out a spot in the T20 Blast last eight, after the Foxes ended North Group leaders Nottinghamshire Outlaws’ unbeaten run with a four-wicket win at Grace Road.
The 29-year-old top-scored for the hosts with an unbeaten 67 as they successfully chased their target of 163 with a ball to spare, with the Outlaws left to rue the cost of a controversial incident that handed their opponents a bonus of five penalty runs.
Umpires Nick Cook and Paul Pollard opted to penalise Notts in the very first over of Leicestershire’s reply, invoking a change in the law and punishing fielder Steven Mullaney for deliberately deceiving opener Nick Welch.
While the decision ultimately proved decisive, Ackermann’s 53-ball innings – which contained five fours and a six – was enough to tilt the balance in the home side’s favour, who had lost Welch and Gareth Delany in the opening three overs.
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