WF vs MIL 6 Match Highlight & Report

WF vs MIL 6 Match Highlight & Report | The Hundred 2026 : Welsh Fire produced a commanding all-round performance to register a 15-run victory over MI London in the 6th match of The Hundred Men 2026. A breathtaking innings from Rachin Ravindra (98 off 44 balls) laid the foundation for a competitive total of 167/5, before Lockie Ferguson’s sensational spell of 4/27 dismantled MI London’s middle order and ensured Welsh Fire secured two valuable points.

Although James Vince fought brilliantly with a well-crafted half-century, MI London failed to maintain the required momentum during the chase and eventually finished on 152/6 from 100 balls.

Rachin Ravindra Misses Century but Lights Up the Match

After winning the toss and batting first, Welsh Fire had a shaky beginning.

Captain Philip Salt could not make an impact and was dismissed for just 6 off 11 balls, caught by Sherfane Rutherford off Tom Curran. Soon after, Matthew Short also departed for 8 from 9 deliveries, bowled by Richard Gleeson, leaving Welsh Fire struggling at the top.

Experienced batter Joe Root then tried to stabilize the innings with a composed knock. Root scored 29 runs from 26 balls, striking two boundaries, before being brilliantly stumped by Nicholas Pooran off Rashid Khan.

The match completely changed when Rachin Ravindra took charge.

The New Zealand all-rounder produced one of the finest innings of the tournament, smashing 98 runs off only 44 balls, including 7 fours and 7 sixes at a remarkable strike rate of 222.73. Ravindra attacked every bowler with confidence, dominating both pace and spin while taking Welsh Fire to a commanding total.

He narrowly missed a deserved century but had already done enough damage to put MI London under immense pressure.

In the closing stages, Jordan Cox remained unbeaten on 17 off 9 balls, hitting one four and one six, while Marco Jansen added a quick 4 runs from 2 balls before being run out.

Welsh Fire finished with 167/5 in their 100 balls, collecting 5 extras.

MI London’s Bowlers Fight Back After Ravindra’s Assault

Despite conceding a big total, MI London’s bowlers had a few encouraging performances.

Trent Boult was the most economical bowler, conceding only 16 runs in 20 balls while dismissing Rachin Ravindra at a crucial stage.

Richard Gleeson claimed the wicket of Matthew Short and finished with 1/40.

Tom Curran removed Philip Salt, ending with figures of 1/28, while Rashid Khan dismissed Joe Root and returned 1/27.

Captain Sam Curran and Will Jacks remained wicketless despite bowling disciplined spells.

James Vince Leads the Chase but Lacks Support

Chasing 168, MI London started aggressively but kept losing wickets at regular intervals.

Will Jacks struck 12 off 7 balls, including two boundaries, before being caught by Kellaway off Sam Cook.

The experienced James Vince once again looked in sublime touch. He played an outstanding innings of 66 from 38 deliveries, smashing 7 fours and 4 sixes with a strike rate of 173.68. Vince kept MI London alive in the chase through elegant strokeplay and timely boundaries.

However, wickets continued to fall around him.

Jason Roy contributed 14 runs off 13 balls before being bowled by Lockie Ferguson.

Captain Sam Curran suffered a rare failure, falling for a first-ball duck after being caught by Jordan Cox off Ferguson.

Wicketkeeper Nicholas Pooran managed 17 from 12 balls, hitting three boundaries before becoming another victim of Ferguson.

After Vince’s dismissal, MI London’s hopes faded quickly.

Sherfane Rutherford remained unbeaten on 24 off 18 balls, while Tom Curran scored 10 from 11 deliveries before Ferguson struck again.

Rashid Khan stayed unbeaten on 0, but there wasn’t enough time left as MI London ended on 152/6, falling 15 runs short of the target.

Lockie Ferguson Destroys MI London’s Middle Order

Welsh Fire’s bowling attack executed their plans brilliantly.

Fast bowler Lockie Ferguson produced the match-winning spell, taking 4 wickets for 27 runs in his 20-ball quota. He removed Jason Roy, Sam Curran, Nicholas Pooran and Tom Curran, breaking the backbone of MI London’s batting lineup.

Sam Cook impressed with excellent control, claiming 1/19, dismissing Will Jacks.

Earlier hero Rachin Ravindra also made an impact with the ball, removing the dangerous James Vince to finish with 1/25.

Chris Woakes and Marco Jansen bowled useful supporting spells, while Joe Root delivered the final five balls without taking a wicket.

Turning Point of the Match

The defining moment came during Rachin Ravindra’s explosive 98-run innings, which completely shifted the momentum in Welsh Fire’s favour. His aggressive batting ensured Welsh Fire posted a challenging total despite early setbacks.

Later, Lockie Ferguson’s four-wicket burst, including the crucial dismissals of Jason Roy, Sam Curran and Nicholas Pooran, prevented MI London from building partnerships during the chase.

Player of the Match

Rachin Ravindra (Welsh Fire)

The New Zealand all-rounder delivered a complete match-winning performance, scoring a sensational 98 runs off 44 balls with 7 fours and 7 sixes, before also claiming the important wicket of James Vince. His outstanding all-round display earned him the Player of the Match award.

Match Summary

Welsh Fire: 167/5 (100 balls)

Rachin Ravindra – 98 (44)
Joe Root – 29 (26)
Jordan Cox – 17* (9)
Trent Boult – 1/16
Tom Curran – 1/28
Rashid Khan – 1/27

MI London: 152/6 (100 balls)

James Vince – 66 (38)
Sherfane Rutherford – 24* (18)
Nicholas Pooran – 17 (12)
Lockie Ferguson – 4/27
Sam Cook – 1/19
Rachin Ravindra – 1/25

Result: Welsh Fire won by 15 runs.
Player of the Match: Rachin Ravindra (98 off 44 & 1/25).

Niraj Yadav

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