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PRETORIA CAPITALS 216/6 (20 OVERS)
- Theunis de Bruyn42 (23)
- Will Jacks92 (46)
- Sisanda Magala2/28 (4)
- Ottneil Baartman2/42 (4)
SUNRISERS EASTERN CAPE 179/7 (20 OVERS)
- Aiden Markram46 (29)
- Marco Jansen*36 (20)
- Adil Rashid2/46 (4)
- Wayne Parnell2/20 (3)
Scorer: @Thilak_Rama | Commentator: Srinidhi and Ekanth
END OF OVER:20 | 6 Runs | SEC: 179/7 (38 runs required, RR: 8.95)
- Marco Jansen36 (20b)
- Brydon Carse26 (13b)
- Wayne Parnell3-0-20-2
- Anrich Nortje4-0-37-1
Over at Cape Town, the hosts have won the toss and have chosen to field against Super Kings. Check out the action there. Thanks for tuning on here. Goodbye from me, Ekanth, on behalf of Srinidhi, my co-commentator, and our scorers, Thilak and Raghav.
5:07pm: Handshakes and hugs as Capitals complete a comfortable win. It's their batters who set up the win. Parnell got back-to-back wickets in the second over. Smuts hung around but wasn't able to take off, unlike Markram, who made an attractive yet powerful 46. Once he fell, a cluster of wickets loomed but Jansen and Carse added a 60-run stand at over two-a-ball to deny the Capitals a bonus point. Adil Rashid's control and willingness to toss it up brought mixed results. Neesham and Bosch chipped in. Nortje got decent control and was pacy as usual.
Parnell for the final over
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