END OF OVER:20 | 10 Runs | DSG: 157/6 | RR: 7.85
- Wiaan Mulder38 (20b)
- Keshav Maharaj2 (3b)
- Olly Stone4-0-37-1
- Kagiso Rabada4-0-33-0
7.08pm Mulder's 20-ball 38 has given their bowlers something of a score to bowl at. A total of 54 runs scored in the last four overs, and with this pitch turning and somewhat slow to off-pace balls, the DSG faithful will think they can chase this. MI Cape Town's spinners - Linde and Kaber - were excellent, sharing four wickets together for very few runs, but Curran and Stone were expensive. Breetzke's 46-ball 48 was important, and even though it was slow, it ensured atleast one proper batter was there for most of the innings. See you soon.
END OF OVER:19 | 14 Runs | DSG: 147/6 | RR: 7.73
- Wiaan Mulder29 (16b)
- Keshav Maharaj1 (1b)
- Kagiso Rabada4-0-33-0
- Sam Curran4-0-50-1
Chris: "Scurran form has dropped off a cliff since the T20 world cup. He needs to sort out his bowling and batting, I think they need to find a more solidified spot for him too. He bats all over the place and never has any specific bowling plans "
DaWolf: "I never understand this automatic reluctance to use spin at the death. Sure it sometimes gets smashed for runs. So does pace. If it's a spinning track the spinner can bowl any over IMO."
END OF OVER:18 | 13 Runs 1 Wkt | DSG: 133/6 | RR: 7.38
- Wiaan Mulder16 (11b)
- Sam Curran4-0-50-1
- Olly Stone3-0-27-1
MP Breetzke c Kaber b Curran 48 (84m 46b 3x4 2x6) SR: 104.34
Andy D: "Don't know why you wouldn't use Livingstone's spin here. It's clearly a spinner's track! Waste" -- too late to try at the death I'd reckon
END OF OVER:17 | 17 Runs | DSG: 120/5 | RR: 7.05
- Wiaan Mulder11 (9b)
- Matthew Breetzke40 (42b)
- Olly Stone3-0-27-1
- Sam Curran3-0-37-0