The Hundred: Half the team piled on 34 runs, then this player of Delhi Capitals shone, won the trophy by defeating Butler's team

The Oval Invincibles have won the title of The Hundred Men's Competition played at the Lord's Cricket Ground in London. In the final match, Oval Invincibles defeated Manchester Originals by 14 runs to capture the title.

The Oval Invincibles became the third team to win The Hundred title. Batting first in the final match, the Oval team scored 161 runs in 100 balls. In response, the Manchester team could only score 147 runs.

In fact, in the final match of The Hundred, England's star all-rounder Tom Karan won the title by batting brilliantly. In the match, he played a stormy innings of 67 runs and took 1 wicket in bowling.

Let us tell you that after winning the toss in the match, the captain of the Manchester team, Jose Butler, decided to bowl first. His decision initially seemed to have gone in his favor. Because, when the Oval team lost their 5 wickets for 34 runs, everyone was surprised.

After this, Jimmy Neesham and Tom Karan batted in a blistering fashion shared a 127-run partnership, and contributed significantly to the team's score.

In the match, Neesham's bat scored 57 runs in 33 balls, which included 7 fours and 1 six. At the same time, Tom Karan played a fiery inning of 67 runs in 34 balls, which included 4 fours and 5 sixes.

Actually, chasing 162 runs, Manchester Originals got off to a great start, but the team suffered two major setbacks in the form of Phil Salt and then Jos Buttler. Jos Buttler was dismissed after scoring just 11 runs, while Phil Salt could score only 25 runs.

After this, Max Holden scored 37 runs which was the highest for the team. At the same time, in the end, Jamie Overton played an unbeaten inning of 28 and Tom Hartley scored 16 runs.