Ollie Pope leads MI London to last-ball win over Southern Brave
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Last updated Jul 27, 2026

MI London secured a thrilling three-wicket victory over Southern Brave at the Utilita Bowl on July 27, 2026, with Ollie Pope scoring the decisive runs off the last ball. After restricting Southern Brave to 129-9, MI London faced challenges at the crease, losing key wickets early. Will Jacks contributed a solid 54 runs, while Marcus Stoinis took 3-17 for the Brave. In a dramatic finish, MI London required three runs from the final three balls, with Pope clinching the win by slicing a shot for two runs. This victory moves MI London to third in The Hundred standings, while Southern Brave faces their third consecutive defeat, remaining second from bottom.
- •MI London reached 130 runs with the last ball.
- •Ollie Pope scored the winning runs.
- •Southern Brave managed only 129 runs in their innings.
- •Will Jacks top-scored for MI London with 54 runs.
- •Marcus Stoinis took three wickets for Southern Brave.
"Ollie Pope scored the winning runs with the last ball to take MI London to a dramatic three-wicket victory over Southern Brave at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton.
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