Half hundreds of years by Moeen Ali and Liam Livingstone controlled Birmingham Phoenix to an agreeable 7-wicket win, with 14 balls in excess, against Trent Rockets at Edgbaston on Monday. The pair's 45-ball stand of 85 laid the foundation of Birmingham's 146-run pursue, bringing down Rockets to their first misfortune in quite a while this time of The Hundred, and assisting Birmingham with climbing a spot higher to number 3 on the focuses table. Birmingham started the obliteration early. Bowling first, Mooen excused the hazardous Alex Hales in the main over itself. It was a scratch from which Rockets would never truly recuperate, particularly in the primary portion of their innings as the top request battled to track down their musicality. Benny Howell struck threefold, while Imran Tahir and Tom Helm too trapped a wicket each as Rockets were diminished to 53 for 6 out of 54 balls, with the main six players excused. Captain Lewis Gregory, notwithstanding, organized a fightback in the organization of Daniel Sams. The last option, particularly was serious against Helm, who wound up yielding 34 runs. Howell, who had a generally noteworthy day, was likewise swiped across for two sequential sixes by Sams as Rockets wound up posting 145 for 6, civility an unbeaten 92-show stand to the seventh wicket pair. Birmingham didn't have as much difficulty in that frame of mind notwithstanding Will Smeed getting tidied up by Luke Wood for 1 and his initial accomplice Miles Hammond making a sluggish beginning prior to getting caught legbefore. Notwithstanding, after Sam Cook and Wood had kept the run-scoring on a tight chain in the initial 35 balls, Moeen set free against Gregory, cutting and pulling the pacer for a limit and a six. Livingstone also went on fifth stuff against Sams as the guests battled to control the hard-hitting pair. For a time of six balls - No 49 to 54, three fours and as a large number were pounded off Tabrazi Shamsi and Gregory. Sams and Gregory, who had great trips with the bat, wound up surrendering 79 runs in their spell of 40 balls. Indeed, even as Wood got back to excuse Moeen on a 28-ball 52, and pack his third wicket of the innings, it was past the point of no return for Rockets, who redesignd the all out with 14 balls in excess. Brief Scores: Trent Rockets 145/6 in 100 balls (Daniel Sams 55*, Lewis Gregory 35*; Benny Howell 3-28) lost to Birmingham Pheonix 149/3 in 86 balls (Moeen Ali 52, Liam Livingstone 51*; Luke Wood 3-17) by 7 wickets