Ravi Bopara went structure miscreant to legend as London Soul beat Northern Superchargers by 13 runs at all Ruler alive their expectations of a spot in the knockout stages. The veteran allrounder dropped a sitter of a catch from the get-go in Superchargers' endeavored pursue of 161 yet made up - to say the least - with ball close by. He completed his spell with 4 for 21, including the award wicket of Harry Creek for 44 from 24 balls - the youth having played like a man despised following his exclusion from Britain's temporary World Cup crew recently. Prior, Adam Rossington made his last part century in as many games, sharing a stand of 66 of every 32 balls for the third wicket with Matthew Swim (42) as the home side posted 160 for 6. Adil Rashid took 2 for 18 and Reece Topley 2 for 20 for the guests. Zak Crawley struck three fours preceding turning into Topley's eleventh survivor of the competition, got at mid-on by David Wiese. The Britain man held fast yet a check by the third umpire sent him out the door. Dan Lawrence didn't remain long, bowled by Rashid endeavoring an opposite clear, however Rossington took up where he'd left out against Oval Invincibles on Tuesday, releasing a whirlwind of limits including a six into the Hill Stand off Wiese. The Essex wicketkeeper circled back to progressive sixes off South African Wayne Parnell, the initial a transcending blow into the structure seats as his 50 came up in 25 balls. Rossington's fireworks enlivened Swim, who sent one from Matthew Potts over the ropes in taking 18 from one set. Rossington however lost the hit and with it his cadence and soon mishit Rashid under the control of mid-wicket. Swim followed when Parnell caught him in front and with that Soul lost force, just a late six from Daryl Mitchell (34 from 19) taking them to 160. Under obscuring skies, Lyth started by belting Dan Worrall into the stands however he ought to have been out for 8 while skying Jordan Thompson to Bopara at short third, just for the Sussex man to spill the guideline opportunity. To intensify the blunder, Matthew Short sent the following ball into the group. Lyth then, at that point, commended his relief with a subsequent six off Worrall. Soul's battered handling allowed Lyth a second life on 25, Nathan Ellis the guilty party, however his karma ran out when he sent one from Liam Dawson under the control of Thompson. Bopara however bowled a staggering opening set, first having Short trapped in the profound prior to thumping Tom Banton's off stump out of its section. Obviously the allrounder was kept on for one more set and instantly had Saif Zaib gotten at short fine leg. Everyone's eyes were presently on Creek who flung one from Bopara into the group prior to crashing Thompson for three fours in a set. Critchley was treated with equivalent hatred, yet Bopara got back to have Creek captured on the rope by Mitchell. Hose kept on swinging boldly, however when he tumbled to Ellis' shocking plunging get, 24 from the last six demonstrated an excessive number of as Ellis finished off the game, bowling 15 of the last 20 conveyances with a wet ball.