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Craig Overton wins battle with brother Jamie in entertaining Hundred finish

Craig Overton wins battle with brother Jamie in entertaining Hundred finish
Sky Sports Football Sunday 26 July 2026, 21:20 UTC 1 min read
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Craig Overton won his one-on-one battle with twin brother Jamie as Trent Rockets beat London Spirit by four wickets with two balls to spare in The Hundred.

Craig Overton won his one-on-one battle with twin brother Jamie as Trent Rockets beat London Spirit by four wickets with two balls to spare in The Hundred. [Image text:] Vitality 8 HUNDRED OVERTON ROCKETS Vita
Craig Overton (PERSON) Jamie (PERSON) Trent Rockets (PERSON) London (LOCATION)
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