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Scorer: Ranjith P | Commentator: Alan Gardner
9.06pm: The ball was flying on the highveld tonight, hey? Sunrisers prevail in a 400-run footstomper, and they will take on Pretoria Capitals in Joburg on Saturday. JSK needed 79 from the last four overs, and almost made a game of it - Reeza Hendricks played an outstanding innings, but unlike Sunrisers they were unable to recover from being two down inside the first couple of overs (and yes, they might regret Gerald Coetzee's 17-ball 12 after he was promoted to open). That is a wrap from us for tonight, join us again in a couple of days to see who will be crowned SA20 champions. For now, from myself, Danyal and Ranjith, it's good night. Byeeeee!
In walks Sibonelo Makhanya
RR Hendricks c Carse b Baartman 96 (86m 54b 11x4 4x6) SR: 177.77
Mo: "Those 15 balls wasted on Coetzee coming back to haunt them."
Ottniel Baartman to bowl the last, 26 needed
Long-term finger injury forces keeper-batter to quit the sport with immediate effect
ECB's 'successful track record in hosting recent finals' cited as reason for keeping showcase event in country
Leeds 2019 and Brisbane 2021 made strong claims to the crown, but Kolkata 2001 still prevailed among the fans as the greatest Test match of the 21st century
Alan is joined by Miller and Firdose to discuss South Africa's WTC triumph before Matt jumps in to help preview the Test series between England and India
Joburg turns up for its World Test Champions as Temba Bavuma's team start to realise just what they've been able to do
