Tristan Stubbs blitz leaves Rockets' playoff fate hanging in the balance

11 Aug, 2026 10:29 AM, Tue

Tristan Stubbs blitz leaves Rockets' playoff fate hanging in the balance

Southern Brave snapped Trent Rockets' six-match winning streak with a six-wicket victory at Trent Bridge, denying the hosts direct qualification to the Lord's Final and leaving them with an anxious wait ahead of the playoffs.

Rockets' Recovery: After slipping to 92/5, a late 66-run partnership off 39 balls between Mitchell Santner (35* off 23) and Lewis Gregory (28* off 18) propelled Trent Rockets to 158/5.

Harrison's Double Strike: Chasing 159, Southern Brave reached 40/0 before Calvin Harrison broke through—dismissing Moeen Ali and David Miller after Craig Overton removed Jamie Smith via a relay catch with Finn Allen.

Decisive 4th-Wicket Stand: Marcus Stoinis (46 off 25) joined Tristan Stubbs and shifted momentum with consecutive boundary hits, putting on 70 runs off 41 balls. Stubbs Seals Victory: Meerkat Match Hero Tristan Stubbs (52* off 28) hit Lewis Gregory for a six to reach his half-century and close out the chase with 3 balls to spare.

Trent Rockets: Must rely on Manchester Super Giants defeating Sunrisers Leeds to secure top spot and automatic entry to the Final; otherwise, they will be forced into Friday's Eliminator. Southern Brave: Finished their campaign 6th in the standings with a consolation victory.

Crucial Sixth-Wicket Partnership: Joining forces at a precarious 92/5, Mitchell Santner (35* off 23) and Lewis Gregory (28* off 18) added a vital 66 runs in 39 balls to drag Trent Rockets to a competitive 158/5.

Late Flourish: Santner built on his recent maiden half-century against MI London, while Gregory finished the innings with back-to-back boundaries—though the total ultimately proved insufficient. Reflections on a Mixed Campaign: Meerkat Match Hero Tristan Stubbs acknowledged that while winning the final match was a good way to finish, Southern Brave's overall campaign was frustrating.

Early Momentum Loss: Stubbs noted that losing several close matches during the first three games made it difficult to gain momentum, adding that while the team showed what they were capable of towards the end, it took too long to get there.

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