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JSK vs SEC, 22nd T20, SA20 League 2025 live
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119-1(14.0)
Joburg Super Kings won by 9 wickets 🏆
SEC
(19.0)118-10
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P'ship : 85(51)
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That wraps up the action from this one-sided encounter! The Joburg Super Kings secured a vital 5 points, ending their losing streak in style and delighting their home crowd at the Wanderers. JSK utterly dominated, annihilating the Sunrisers Eastern Cape by 9 wickets in a commanding performance!
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Hiren Kumar who, along with scorer/analyst Paras Yadav brought all the actions of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Hiren Kumar who, along with scorer/analyst Paras Yadav brought all the actions of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋
ICYMI: Have a look at that spectacular catch from Donovan Ferreira 🤯👇
Faf du Plessis (Joburg Super Kings Captain): "It is that kind of a format. There were a lot of questions on us before the toss. Sipamla was on the money straightaway. He was hitting good areas with the new ball. He got a first ball wicket last game as well but it was a no ball.
Specially, glad for the bowling attack today. Fielding is always a great measure to see where your team is. Conway has his own style of playing. He plays some good cricket shots and is a really crucial part of our batting unit. Very happy with the win. Thank you."
Specially, glad for the bowling attack today. Fielding is always a great measure to see where your team is. Conway has his own style of playing. He plays some good cricket shots and is a really crucial part of our batting unit. Very happy with the win. Thank you."
Aiden Markram (Sunrisers Eastern Cape Captain): "Yeah 100% we had a mountain to climb. Tough day at the office for us. Obviously, the powerplay with the bat in hand, we fell way back in the game and it was very tough to get back from there.
We will try to be focused for our next game. The talk will be simple, we will try to write off this game and tackle our next game.
I mean it's never nice to perform like this. I am not going to stand here and be happy about it. But it does happen sometimes. We have played enough cricket now and it does happen in T20 cricket. The ball nips around a bit and it's always tough to get back from them. Credit goes to them as they bowled really well.
Yeah fortunately we are still in a strong position. We need to forget this day quickly and get our heads back for the next game. We have to take on Cape Town next and then Newlands so we have to play some good cricket once again."
We will try to be focused for our next game. The talk will be simple, we will try to write off this game and tackle our next game.
I mean it's never nice to perform like this. I am not going to stand here and be happy about it. But it does happen sometimes. We have played enough cricket now and it does happen in T20 cricket. The ball nips around a bit and it's always tough to get back from them. Credit goes to them as they bowled really well.
Yeah fortunately we are still in a strong position. We need to forget this day quickly and get our heads back for the next game. We have to take on Cape Town next and then Newlands so we have to play some good cricket once again."
Lutho Sipamla (Player of the Match): "Yeah, It was a really good start. Glad to contribute to the team. I was trying to keep it simple to be honest. I had my plans against the batters. It is not nice to have injuries in the side but that has given me the opportunity to play. There are a lot of experienced players in our side and that helps me learn a lot."
Player of the Match - Lutho Sipamla
Welcome to the post match presentations.
10:07 PM IST & 6:37 PM Local Time| That’s it! A commanding display from the Men in Yellow as they decimated the Sunrisers Eastern Cape in a one-sided contest, securing a resounding 9-wicket victory. They claimed the Bonus Point as well, ending the Sunrisers' winning streak. At the same time, the Joburg Super Kings finally broke their own losing streak in front of their home crowd.
Earlier in the day, Aiden Markram won the toss and chose to bat first, but things went downhill quickly for them. Lutho Sipamla struck on the very first ball, dismissing Zak Crawley and setting the tone for a disastrous start. The Sunrisers were in complete disarray, losing 4 wickets inside the powerplay, with all four batters departing for ducks, leaving their innings in tatters from the outset.
David Bedingham and Tristan Stubbs provided some much-needed stability for the Sunrisers, forging a vital 57-run partnership to halt the early collapse. However, just as Bedingham was beginning to look dangerous, the veteran Imran Tahir struck at a critical moment, dismissing him and regaining control for JSK.
Tristan Stubbs and Marco Jansen were building momentum, looking to take the game deep and accelerate in the death overs. However, disaster struck as both set batters fell off consecutive deliveries, triggering a stunning collapse. The Sunrisers lost their last 5 wickets for just 3 runs, eventually getting bundled out for a paltry 118 in 19 overs.
Hardus Viljoen (4/24) and Lutho Sipamla (3/13) were exceptional with the ball for JSK. In the field, Donovan Ferreira added to the brilliance with a stunning catch to dismiss Swanepoel. So the target for the JSK will be 119.
In reply, it was a cakewalk chase for the Joburg Super Kings. Faf du Plessis was handed an early lifeline when Baartman dropped a catch, but JSK opted for a cautious start. Beyers Swanepoel provided the breakthrough inside the powerplay, dismissing Faf to give the Sunrisers a glimmer of hope.
Devon Conway was joined by Wihan Lubbe, and the two southpaws built a steady partnership before shifting gears as the innings progressed. Conway was the star of the chase, smashing an unbeaten 76 off 56 balls in a match-winning knock, while Wihan Lubbe provided valuable support with a quickfire 25* off 17.
The Joburg Super Kings, eager to claim the bonus point, chased down the target with ease in just 14 overs. It was a thoroughly dominant performance, leaving the Sunrisers completely outplayed. Stay tuned for the Post-Match Presentation!
Earlier in the day, Aiden Markram won the toss and chose to bat first, but things went downhill quickly for them. Lutho Sipamla struck on the very first ball, dismissing Zak Crawley and setting the tone for a disastrous start. The Sunrisers were in complete disarray, losing 4 wickets inside the powerplay, with all four batters departing for ducks, leaving their innings in tatters from the outset.
David Bedingham and Tristan Stubbs provided some much-needed stability for the Sunrisers, forging a vital 57-run partnership to halt the early collapse. However, just as Bedingham was beginning to look dangerous, the veteran Imran Tahir struck at a critical moment, dismissing him and regaining control for JSK.
Tristan Stubbs and Marco Jansen were building momentum, looking to take the game deep and accelerate in the death overs. However, disaster struck as both set batters fell off consecutive deliveries, triggering a stunning collapse. The Sunrisers lost their last 5 wickets for just 3 runs, eventually getting bundled out for a paltry 118 in 19 overs.
Hardus Viljoen (4/24) and Lutho Sipamla (3/13) were exceptional with the ball for JSK. In the field, Donovan Ferreira added to the brilliance with a stunning catch to dismiss Swanepoel. So the target for the JSK will be 119.
In reply, it was a cakewalk chase for the Joburg Super Kings. Faf du Plessis was handed an early lifeline when Baartman dropped a catch, but JSK opted for a cautious start. Beyers Swanepoel provided the breakthrough inside the powerplay, dismissing Faf to give the Sunrisers a glimmer of hope.
Devon Conway was joined by Wihan Lubbe, and the two southpaws built a steady partnership before shifting gears as the innings progressed. Conway was the star of the chase, smashing an unbeaten 76 off 56 balls in a match-winning knock, while Wihan Lubbe provided valuable support with a quickfire 25* off 17.
The Joburg Super Kings, eager to claim the bonus point, chased down the target with ease in just 14 overs. It was a thoroughly dominant performance, leaving the Sunrisers completely outplayed. Stay tuned for the Post-Match Presentation!
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