Adam Rossington struck the quickest fifty in the men's release of The Hundred to control London Spirit's seven-wicket triumph against Northern Superchargers at Headingley in Leeds on Sunday (August 14). Picking to bat, captain Faf du Plessis drove from the front with a 35-ball 56 while Adam Hose concocted an energetic thump towards the finish of the innings to assist the Superchargers with posting a difficult 143/5. Yet, their endeavors were eclipsed by transcending innings of 66 off 25 from Rossington who struck upwards of seven sixes and three fours. Soul won with 18 conveyances to enroll the fourth progressive triumph that assisted them with reinforcing their situation at the highest point of the table. Rossington set the vibe for the pursuit with two fours off David Willey and a limit followed by a full go-around of sixes off Roelof van der Merwe in the initial 10 balls. Wahab Riaz and Dwayne Bravo also were hit for maximums by Rossington, who hustled to a 15-ball fifty with a six off Craig Miles. Daniel Bell-Drummond, who relished all the activity from the non-striker's end, was ultimately bowled by Adil Rashid which finished a 69-run opening organization. Be that as it may, Glenn Maxwell's appearance implied the calfskin chase went on for the Superchargers as the Australian managed in standard limits. The Superchargers at long last saw the rear of Rossington, with Van der Merwe stowing his wicket. In any case, the Spirit had previously arrived at 113 in only 52 balls and Maxwell owned them until the end of the pursuit after Dan Lawrence was excused by Bravo for 18. Maxwell scored a blustery 43 off 25, which included six fours and a six and remained till the end as the Spirit expanded their series of wins. Prior, Du Plessis' 50 years assisted the Superchargers with conquering a drowsy begin to post a serious aggregate. Having lost Adam Lyth for a duck, Superchargers had a sluggish first half as David Willey battled to 23-ball 16, out befuddled off Mason Crane. Du Plessis, who was on 18 off 15, got moving yet watched Harry Brook leave. It was his 48-run stand off 30 conveyances with Michael Pepper that assisted the Superchargers with hurrying up, with Du Plessis scoring 28 in that relationship prior to tumbling to Jordan Thompson. Hose's 30 off just 14 balls assisted the side wrap up with welling, albeit the all out demonstrated deficient eventually. Brief scores: Northern Superchargers 143/5 in 100 balls (Faf du Plessis 56, Adam Hose 30; Mason Crane 2-23) lost to London Spirit 147/3 in 82 balls (Adam Rossington 66, Glenn Maxwell 43*; Dwayne Bravo 1-30) by 7 wickets.