10.10pm That's a wrap from Johannesburg. There will be more action tomorrow with Pretoria Capitals taking on Durban's Super Giants so don't forget to tune in for that. This is Abhimanyu signing off on behalf of everyone at ESPNcricinfo. Goodnight!

10.05pm Time for the presentation ceremony.

Faf du Plessis, who is also the player of the match: "It was a tricky wicket. In both innings we saw the new ball moved a lot so you have to keep that intent. One of those innings where it's nice to get the team off to a good start. [The team's performance] I thought we were excellent on the field, especially how the guys put their bodies on the line. I thought we didn't bowl that well in the last three overs which gave us 20 runs more than we would like to have chased. Having a good powerplay was a good way to break their back."

Rashid Khan: "[On the toss] It is important, especially in weather like this but that's not under our control. We still played our own cricket. Especially with the bat, the way the guys fought back was amazing. It was a good wicket to bat on but the weather makes it difficult for the batter to go on and play. Ball was coming nice but with the weather like this, it can get harder. And in the second innings with the rain, the wet ball is difficult. Team is well prepared. Before the competition we had good preparation and had a good start against Sunrisers. We look forward to the home games now. We have that mindset that we had a couple of bad games and now this is going to be a good year. We want to keep things simple."

9.53pm The game has been called off. Joburg Super Kings win by six runs via the DLS method. So the efforts from Faf du Plessis, Leus du Plooy and Jonny Bairstow are enough to ensure the hosts win the chase after a superb performance from the bowlers. MICT were kept in the game thanks to a 65-run unbroken stand between George Linde and Delano Potgieter, but eventually JSK's intent-filled start helps them stay ahead before the weather interrupted. They looked set to win even if the game went the distance, so I doubt MICT will feel too hard done by the weather.

Ben: "Rashid Khan has been really below par by his own standards in the last few editions of the comp, probably the key to MICT's lack of success "

9.50pm Chances look low for the game to resume. Still no updates

Elsewhere, MI Emirates lost out in a one-run thriller to Dubai Capitals in the ILT20.

9.30pm The covers are on again, with the Super Kings six runs ahead of the par score!

Michael : "that's why you don't bowl part timers when rain is near "

7.10pm MI Cape Town finish well to reach 140 after a thrilling display with the new ball had them on the ropes at 30 for 4. Wiese, Sipamla and Jones all did well with the ball, and MI Cape Town were restricted to the lowest score at the 10-over mark in SA20 history. But George Linde held their innings together, and first had support in the form of a cameo from Dewald Brevis but the real spark came from Delano Potgieter who smashed an unbeaten 44 off just 22 balls!

Lutho Sipamla: "It was a bit tacky. Nice to bowl on. I got a little bit of movement off the wicket. Swing as well. The atmosphere, the crowd it's really unbelievable. [On the target] I think the boys will have to put in a good performance. I back them to get over the line for us."

Here's a stat nugget from Shubham Agarwal:

Lowest total for MICT batting first (20 over games): 140/6 - vs JSK, Today 142/9 - vs PR, 2023 152/8 - cs DSG, 2023

Also, Linde and Potgieter's unbroken 65-run stand is the highest for the 7th wicket for MI Cape Town.

A six gets them to 140

Brajesh: "I am at the stadium . . . Rain is just round the corner. Serious cloud building up. only hope.for MI CapeTown is a rain-out and half the points."

Can MI Cape Town drag themselves past 140? They will definitely eyeing 130-plus! Here's Wiese to bowl his final over

Pathirana will bowl the 18th and 20th I suppose