Sam Curran stated his impact with bat and ball as in - structure Jordan Cox drove Oval Invincibles to triumph in their top-of-the-table Men's Hundred conflict, holding off an exhilarating Northern Superchargers fightback by nine runs. Curran hit 24 off 12 balls late on as the association driving Invincibles posted a telling 185 for 5 preceding taking a brilliant catch and a wicket as the Superchargers slipped to 23 for 2. Superchargers opener Tom Banton crashed a splendid 81 off 43 balls to recuperate them - and at 146 for 3 after 75 balls, they were top choices requiring 40. Be that as it may, left-arm seamer Curran got back to have Banton captured at profound midwicket by a plunging Ross Whiteley and wrap up with 2 for 31 from 20 balls with Gus Atkinson protecting 19 off the last arrangement of five balls. Superchargers completed on 176 for 8, losing their most memorable game in four. The Invicibles, for whom unbeaten Jordan Cox top-scored with 73 off 38, dominated their third match in four to reinforce best position on seven focuses. South Africa worldwide Heinrich Klaasen hit six sixes in an engaging 46 off 22 for the Invincibles. Australian fast Spencer Johnson had surrendered just a single off a unimaginable 20-ball spell in their home win over Manchester Firsts on Tuesday however yielded five off his most memorable ball here, including a wide, toward the beginning of the meeting protection. He wrapped up with 1 for 36. Jason Roy flicked the challenge's most memorable ball - a Reece Topley full throw - down profound in reverse square-leg's throat. Opening accomplice Will Jacks got things rolling with a fresh 40, yet he was then gotten off Callum Parkinson, getting Klaasen at 69 for 2 after 44 balls. Klaasen hit a rankling 60 against the Firsts and was comparably damaging here in spite of not hitting a four. Pacer Brydon Carse endured the worst part, surrendering three sixes in five balls as the score moved from 85 for 2 after 60 to 104 for 2 after 65. One went bolt straight and the other two high over in reverse square-leg. Like Jacks, Klaasen then miscued to long-on. This time, Adil Rashid struck. Yet, the Invincibles were on course for an overwhelming absolute at 124 for 3 after 74. Despite the fact that Cox arrived at 50 off 30 balls, he assumed a supporting role all through a lot of this innings. He pivoted the strike a long time prior to taking on the lead job toward the end. Skipper Wayne Parnell was the pick of the Superchargers bowling with 2 for 29, barely passing up a late full go-around having eliminated Curran and Ross Whiteley got and lbw. Curran then, at that point, took a splendid catch back-selling from mid-on to assist Atkinson with eliminating Matt Short prior to getting a Britain white-ball colleague Harry Stream found behind cutting for only four as the hosts slipped. In any case, Banton and Adam Hose began the circle back with a 57-stand to take the score to 82 for 2 after 50 balls. Hose penetrated Nathan Sowter's leg-twist to long-on very quickly to fall for 45, however Banton furrowed on. He arrived at 50 off 30 balls and opposite hit his next ball for six over cover off Sowter. With that, the Superchargers were on course. Be that as it may, Johnson eliminated Saif Zaib, Curran got back to strike and press and Atkinson struck two times in the last five to have Carse and Rashid got. Oval Invincbles 185 for 5 (Cox 73*, Klaasen 46) beat Northern Superchargers 176 for 8 (Banton 81, Atkinson 3-24, S Curran 2-31) by nine runs