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PAARL ROYALS 127/7 (20 OVERS)
- Wihan Lubbe28 (21)
- Corbin Bosch20 (29)
- Roelof van der Merwe2/21 (4)
- Aiden Markram2/21 (4)
SUNRISERS EASTERN CAPE 131/5 (18.2 OVERS)
- Aiden Markram23 (23)
- Jordan Hermann43 (39)
- Lungi Ngidi2/31 (4)
- Bjorn Fortuin3/20 (4)
Scorer: @Thilak_Rama | Commentator: Alan Gardner
8.55pm: It wasn't without a few nerves, as Sunrisers lost 3 for 1 inside a single over from Bjorn Fortuin, but in the end they get home for a pretty comprehensive win with 10 balls to spare. Jordan Hermann gave the chase a solid base and Paarl Royals were always going to struggle to defend a score of 127, despite Fortuin and Lungi Ngidi both picking up two in two - the former only denied a hat-trick by the DRS. Anyway, that's a wrap from Boland Park tonight, but there's still some live action in today's round-the-clock T20 schedule, SA Women looking to chase 148 against India over in East London. We'll be back for more, more, more tomorrow. Bye!
Yusuf to bowl out, seven runs needed
END OF OVER:18 | 13 Runs | SEC: 121/5 (7 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 6.72, RRR: 3.50)
- Tristan Stubbs18 (12b)
- Marco Jansen11 (20b)
- Evan Jones3-0-32-0
- Codi Yusuf3-0-14-0
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