Dunkley and Sciver-Brunt power Rockets to convincing win over Sunrisers Leeds

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The Manchester Originals secured a dominant victory over Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred, handing the Yorkshire-based side their third defeat in four matches. England internationals Nat Sciver-Brunt and Dunkley were the standout performers for the Rockets, providing the decisive difference between the two sides. Their contributions with bat or ball proved too much for the Sunrisers to overcome. The result strengthens the Rockets' position in the competition while leaving Sunrisers Leeds struggling for form.

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