The Hundred: SunRisers Leeds vs Southern Brave – These fielding moments from Matthew Revis and Abrar Ahmed proved vital as Sunrisers Leeds win


Sunrisers Leeds players Matthew Revis and Abrar Ahmed produce two moments of brilliant fielding in the closing stages of their match against Southern Brave, saving eight runs, helping them secure a five-run win and their first win of this year’s tournament.

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