DSG Vs PC: Who Won Yesterday's SA20 Match? Check Highlights And Updated Points Table

Who won yesterday's SA20 match? Super Giants had posted 209/4 due to healthy contributions from New Zealand captain Kane Williamson (60 not out) and Wiaan Mulder (45 not out off 19 balls) before the Capitals made most of the running by reducing the target to 21 off 19 balls with six wickets remaining in the dugout. (More Cricket News)

But that라이브 바카라 when the Afghanistan pair of Noor Ahmad (2/34) and Naveen-ul-Haq (1/35) put the squeeze on to reduce the target to 14 required off the final six deliveries.

Noor already picked up the big wickets of Capitals opening pair Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Will Jacks before captain Keshav Maharaj also removed the dangerous Liam Livingstone in the penultimate over.

This left Naveen-ul-Haq with 14 runs to defend in the final over with Capitals teenager Steve Stolk on strike.

Stolk managed to rotate leaving Kyle Verreynne to strike a boundary that brought the equation down to four required off the final delivery.

But Naveen-ul-Haq had ice running through his veins to restrict Stolk to a leg-bye which set off a cacophony of noise from the Super Giants faithful.

The Capitals’ run-chase seemed on course through an explosive 154-run opening partnership between Gurbaz and Will Jacks.

Jacks has thoroughly entertained the SA20 crowds the past two seasons with his dynamic stroke-play already, but it was a first appearance for the Afghanistan superstar Gurbaz.

The little right-hander plays with absolutely no fear and peppered all parts of the Kingsmead terraces.

He was equally destructive against pace and spin by initially attacking England seamer Chris Woakes before employing the sweep shot with devastating effect against DSG captain Keshav Maharaj.

It led to Gurbaz requiring just 22 balls (2x4,5x6) for his maiden SA20 half-century.

Jacks, meanwhile, needed six balls more for his fifty with the Englishman also striking five sixes.

Gurbaz eventually fell on his sword for 89 off 43 balls (3x4 ; 7x6) when he was caught on the edge of the boundary off the bowling of his compatriot Noor before Jacks followed for 64 (35 balls, 3x4, 5x6).

Earlier, Super Giants had also unleashed an exciting new opening pair in Matthew Breetzke and Bryce Parsons to kickstart the new season.

 Coach Lance Klusener was particularly keen to see how Rising Star Parsons would fare after retaining the Season 2 Rookie.

Parsons, making his SA20 debut, repaid the faith by setting Kingsmead alight with a boundary-filled 47 off 28 balls (5x4 ; 2x6) that formed part of a 67-run opening stand with Breetzke in just 6.3 overs.

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Breetzke simply picked up from where he left off last season with 33 off 20 balls (5x4 ; 1x6). The Proteas opener struck some flamboyant boundaries through the leg-side, especially the one where he lifted his back leg in SA20 commentator Kevin Pietersen style.