2 weeks ago
Perrin Stuns With Tennis-Style One-Handed Reverse Scoop In The Hundred
During a big cricket game, a young player named Davina Perrin surprised everyone with a very unusual shot.
Instead of using both hands like normal, she hit the ball with one hand, just like a tennis player.
The ball flew to the edge of the field and earned four runs!
Everyone loved it so much that the video went all over the internet.
Her team, Birmingham Phoenix, needed to catch up with the other team's score.
Another player, Ellyse Perry, scored 62 runs without getting out and helped the team win.
They won with five wickets left and eight balls to spare.
Davina is from Wolverhampton and plays cricket for England's younger teams.
She is also famous for being the youngest player ever to hit a hundred in The Hundred tournament.
Even though she scored only eight runs in this game, her one-handed shot was the highlight of the day.
Davina Perrin played a tennis-style one-handed reverse scoop that went for four off Nicola Carey at Edgbaston.
The shot came on the seventh ball of the game, in the second over of Birmingham Phoenix's chase.
Birmingham Phoenix beat MI London by five wickets, reaching 121/5 with eight balls remaining.
Ellyse Perry led the chase with an unbeaten 62 off 39 balls, including 7 fours and 2 sixes.
Perrin, out for 8 off 6 balls, went viral and The Hundred named the shot their Play of the Day.
- Who
- Davina Perrin (Birmingham Phoenix batter) played the shot, bowled to by Nicola Carey, while Ellyse Perry anchored Birmingham Phoenix's winning chase.
- What
- A tennis-style one-handed reverse scoop that sped to the boundary for four runs, in a match Birmingham Phoenix won by five wickets.
- Where
- Edgbaston, Birmingham.
- When
- Thursday, during The Hundred clash against MI London.
- Why
- Perrin improvised an eye-catching shot that fans praised and The Hundred highlighted as the Play of the Day.
Key facts
- Competition
- The Hundred (women's match)
- Match
- Birmingham Phoenix vs MI London
- Result
- Birmingham Phoenix won by 5 wickets (121/5 chasing 120/6, eight balls remaining)
- Venue
- Edgbaston, Birmingham
- The shot
- One-handed reverse scoop for four off Nicola Carey
- Player scores
- Perrin 8 off 6 balls; Perry unbeaten 62 off 39 balls (7 fours, 2 sixes)
- Perrin's profile
- Right-handed batter and leg-spinner from Wolverhampton; plays for Warwickshire and England Under-19/England A
- Notable record
- Youngest player to score a century in The Hundred (42 balls, 2025, for Northern Superchargers, now Sunrisers Leeds)
Quotes
The Hundred official social media account
Official social media account of The Hundred competition
“When two hands is too easy Davina Perrin's one-handed scoop shot is your @wholeearthfoods Play of the Day.”
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