England vs India Mixed Disability cricket: Callum Flynn stars with bat as hosts record third successive T20 victory | Cricket News

Angus Brown pulled three consecutive six to fill an impressive seven window victory for the mixed disability of the men of England against the handicapped side of the men of India, live on Sky Sports.

Having already finished their series of mixed people of seven games, the IT20 series with two games to lose, England hunted their 115 victory goal inside 16 overs at the single stadium in Bristol.

India struck first and made 114-8 from its 20 Overs, Ravi will Ravira Sante, with 31 of 33 deliveries, with England with regular counters and never allowing visitors to run away.

FAROOQ Mahmood (2-26) was the choice of the Quoteurs de England, with Jordan Williams (1-10), Liam O’Brien (1-14) and Henry Wainman (1-19) all demanding a counter to give the hosts a modest victory objective.

Josh Price (16) and Ronnie Jackson (21) put 35 for the first window to put England in their heads in their pursuit of race, while the 42 of Callum Flynn of only 22 balls brought them closer to their victory target.

Sante (2-15) withdrew Jackson and Flynn, before Brown (19 not out) ended a resounding victory in style by hitting Praveen Nailwal for three consecutive.

England now has 5-1 in the seven game series before the final match on Thursday, which also takes place in Bristol.

Callum Flynn, a game player, said: “It is quite special to be on the sky. We want as many people as possible to watch disabled cricket and I think it is one of the best things on mixed cricket for disabled people, the standard it offers but also the exhibition.

“I’m glad we could get another victory today, a bit like Lord, it would have been a shame if we had not obtained the right result here.

“We have a match, back here in Bristol, and we want to sign at the top. It was extremely pleasant to be part of this series and I am so proud of the guys and all their efforts.”

Mixed Invalid Vitality IT20 Series: Lights and results

• Saturday June 21: Mixed male incapacity from England won 65 points.
• Monday, June 23: mixed male disability of England won 60 points.
• Wednesday June 25: Mixed male disability of India won by two counters.
• Friday, June 27: Mixed male incapacity from England won 73 points.
• Sunday, June 29: mixed male disability of England won by six counters.
• Tuesday, July 1: mixed male disability of England won by seven counters.
• Thursday, July 3: Mixed male incapacity from England vs India Mlexe’s Miltity Disability, Bristol, 6.30 p.m.

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