Adam Zampa 'keen to come back' for Invincibles, confirms coach Tom Moody, ahead of the Hundred final

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The two-time defending champions Oval Invincibles, running for a third one in a row, are keen to get back the Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa in the Hundred, even if it's just for one game. The Invincibles, with a convincing win over the London Spirit on Monday, August 25, all but sealed their spot in the final, unless a major NRR-toppling result comes in favour of the Trent Rockets or the Northern Superchargers. Hence, the Invincibles have just one game left, but they will be without their lead spinner, Rashid Khan, for the summit clash.

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