Nathan Sowter, Alex Hales and CEO Phil Oliver on the Sustainability Match win versus ADKRs

Although it’s still early days in the tournament, things keep getting better and better for the Vipers as the side made it four wins from four against the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders and we reflect on that victory in this episode.It was a convincing 53-run win at the Dubai International Stadium in the side’s annual Sustainability Match, an occasion when the Vipers wear green to highlight the causes of recycling and the climate emergency that are close to the heart of the franchise.Coming up we hear from Nathan Sowter, who finished with three wickets, a catch and a run-out, Alex Hales, who top-scored with 58 and Desert Vipers CEO Phil Oliver, who reflects on the success of the Sustainability Match.The next match, against the Dubai Capitals at the same venue, the Dubai International Stadium, is on Monday the 20th of January.If you want tickets for that match, or any the Vipers are playing this year then you can purchase them using the link below the podcast description for this episode or at the DP World ILT20’s own website.The thumbnail photo for this podcast is Dan Lawrence’s remarkable flick for six during his innings of 49; if you haven’t seen video of it yet then find it!

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