The Indian Premier League (IPL) is right around the corner, with the teams and the players gearing up for an action-packed cricket season. As the players and the teams get ready to lock horns and stake claim over the IPL trophy, a discussion around the appearance of Indian players in foreign T20 leagues has resurfaced. Amidst re-emerging talking points around the issue, former Indian player Dinesh Karthik has supported the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) mandate on no?t allowing Indian players to play in foreign T20 leagues.

Dinesh Karthik backs BCCI’s stance

Former Indian wicketkeeper-batter Karthik has strongly backed the BCCI’s stance on restricting active Indian cricketers from participating in overseas T20 leagues. Speaking during the media conference at the SA20, where he is representing the Paarl Royals after retiring from the ??IPL in 2024, Karthik reinforced the importance of the policy, stating that players should only explore foreign leagues once they have retired from Indian cricket.

“I am a big believer that the IPL should be the crown jewel for the BCCI. It is at the moment, I believe Indian cricketers shouldn’t be allowed to play in overseas leagues unless they are retired,” Karthik said.

According to him, if a player feels their IPL journey has come to an end, they can the?n consider opportunities in other leagues. Firmly siding with the BCCI’s perspective, Karthik believes the policy ensures the exclusivity? and prestige of Indian cricket remain intact.

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Karthik opens up on a plethora of opportunities in Indian cricket

Additionally, Karthik highlighted the abundance of opportunities and financial security that Indian cricket offers, reinforcing the strength of its well-structured system. He believes that, f??or now, tournaments like SA20 should primarily feature retired Indian cricketers rather than active players.

“I think there is enough and more in India in terms of competition and ways of being secure financially, I think there is enough and more in India in terms of competition and ways of being secure financially,” Karthik stated, emphasizing the stability provided by?? domestic cricket.

Furthermore, he praised the IPL as a premier platform that, along with strong domestic competitions and emerging state-based franchise leagues, ensures players have ample avenues for growth. According to Karthik, this robust ecosystem negates the immediate need for Indian players to participate in foreign leagues. Instead, he feels the focus should remain on strengthening domestic cricket while keeping overseas leagues ??as an option post-retirement.

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The SA20 Team of the Season 3 has been announced, and champions MI Cape Town (MICT) have left an undeniable ma??rk, dominating the lineup with five pl?ayers in the XI.

Their incredible performances throughout the tournament secured their second SA20 title, and the individual brilliance of several players made them the most represented franchise in the best XI of the tournament. The team, led by Sunrisers Eastern Cape (SEC)‘s Aiden Markram, also features top performers from other franchises, including the Eastern Cape, Paarl Royals (PR) and Joburg Super Kings (JSK), ensuring a well-balanced squad.

Players at the top of the order under Aiden Markram’s captaincy

The tournament witnessed the emergence of young talents, and none stood out more than Paarl Royals (PR)‘ Lhuan-dre Pretorius, who finished as the league’s leading run-scorer. At just 18 years old, Pretorius made history, equaling Tilak Varma‘s record for the most runs scored by a teenager in a single season of a franchise T20 league. Scoring 397 runs at a remarkable strike rate of 166.80, Pretorius displayed a fearless approach, often taking the attack to the bowlers in the powerplay. His breathtaking 97 on debut set the tone for his explosive season, proving his ability to dominate at the highest level.

The Cape Town’s Ryan Rickelton complemented Pretorius at the top of the order, producing a stellar season with 336 runs at a staggering strike rate of 178.72. Having already impressed in the longer formats, ??Rickelton translated his form into the T20 arena, notching up three half-centuries. His contributions at crucial junctures, including a blistering 33 off 15 balls in the final, ensured the Cape Town set up competitive totals. His ability to maintain consistency throughout the tournament made him an automatic choice in the best XI.

Middle-order strengthened by Joe Root and others

The middle order featured a mix of stability, experience, and raw power, with Joe Root, Markram and Dewald Brevis forming the core. Root, in his first SA20 season with the Royals, played the role of a reliable anchor while maintaining an impressive strike rate of 140.20. Scoring 279 runs at an average of 55.80, Root ensured his team chased down target?s efficiently, registering two of his three fifties in successful run chases. His part-time off-spin also proved valuable, contributing five?? wickets at an economy rate of just 7.00.

The Eastern Cape captain Markram continued his impressive run, amassing 340 runs at a steady average of 37.77 while also chipping in with five wickets. While not the most aggressive hitter, Markram’s ability to re?scue his team from difficult situations made him indispensable. His unbeaten 68 in a must-win encounter showcased his temperament and ?ability to anchor an innings under pressure. Like Root, Markram also provided breakthroughs with his off-spin, making him a complete package.

The Cape Town’s young sensation, Dewald Brevis, added an element of explosiveness to the middle order. Despite being shuffled across various positions in the batting lineup, Brevis delivered a phenomenal campaign, smashing 291 runs at an incredible strike rate of 184.17. His ability to clear the ropes was unmatched, finishing as the tournament’s leading six-hitter with 25 maximums. His unbeaten 73 against Pretoria Capitals was a masterclass in power-hitting, and he continued his big-match form with significant contributions in both the Qualifier and the final, cementing his reputation as one of the most dangerous young batters in T20 cricket. The line up also featured the experience and power of hard-hitting batter David Miller who s??mashed 248 runs in 10 games with an explosive strike rate of over 136 and as astonishing average?? of 58.

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All-rounders and bowlers: Strong presence of Marco Jansen

The lower middle order and bowling attack featured match-winners who made significant contributions in both departments. The Eastern Cape’s Marco Jansen was one of the mos??t exciting all-rounders of the tournament, scoring 204 runs while also finishing as the highest wicket-taker with 19 scalps. His crucial 51 while coming in at 26/5 against the Capitals demonstrated his batting potential, while his best bowling figures of 4/??13 highlighted his ability to change the game single-handedly.

The Cape Town’s George Linde played a pivotal role in their title-winning campaign,?? excelling as an all-rounder. He contributed 161 runs at a blistering strike rate of 153.33 while also taking 11 wickets at an impressive economy of 6.29. His ability to finish innings with the bat and keep things tight with the ball made him a crucial asset for the champions.

Leading the pace attack was the Cape Town’s premier bowler, Kagiso Rabada, who delivered when it mattered the most. Although he had a ?relatively quiet league stage, Rabada saved his best for the final, where he dismantled the Eastern Cape’s chase with a sensa??tional 4-25. His ability to strike at crucial moments turned the tide in MI Cape Town’s favor, ensuring they lifted the trophy in dominant fashion.

Rabada’s partner with the ball will be Richard Gleeson and left-arm swing king Trent Boult. Gleeson had been sensational for the Eastern Cape’s throughout the season with 14 wickets in the pocket at an average of 24.2. Meanwhile Boult had been trump card for the Cape Town as he picked 11 wickets under the economy of 7 with the best figures of 2/9.

12th man of the team

Joburg Super Kings�?dynamic all-rounder, Donovan Ferreira, has been named the 12th man for?? his explosive performances. Dewald Ferreira from Joburg Super Kings had an impactful SA20 2025 season, earning a spot as the 12th man in the Team of the Year. He scored 163 runs in seven innings at a strike rate of 155.23, with a best of 51. With the ball, he took eight wickets in eight innings at an economy of 5.81, delivering a best spell of 3/23. His all-round contributions provided balance to the squad, making him a crucial utility player. Despite limited opportunities, he ??showcased consistency in both departments. His performances hint at a promising future in franchise cricket.

Also READ: Former Indian cricketer hits back at SA20 commission?er Graeme Smith’s har??sh criticism on ILT20

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In an exciting encounter during Qualifier 2 of the SA20 2025, Sunrisers Eastern Cape showcased their dominance by defeating the Paarl Royals by eight wickets, with four balls to spare. This victory not only secured their place in the finals but also highlighted their formidable batting prowess and strategic gameplay. The match was marked by standout performances, particularly from Jordan Hermann and Tony de Zorzi, who anchored the innings and ensured a smooth chase of ?176?? runs.

Craig Overton plucks a juggler at slips to dismiss Mitchell Owen

The match took a pivotal turn early on when Craig Overton executed a remarkable juggling catch to dismiss Mitchell Owen. In the first over of the innings, bowled by Marco Jansen, Owen attempted to drive a length ball but managed only an outside edge that flew towards slip. Overton, positioned at slip, initially fumbled the catch as it popped out of his hands but quickly regained composure, snatching the ball on the rebound. This moment not only showcased Overton’s quick reflexes but also set the tone for what would become a challenging outing for the Paarl Royals.

Also WATCH: Jonny Bairstow slams his bat on the cr?ease after getting dismissed by Liam Dawson

Here’s the video:

Marco Jansen loves a powerplay wicket 👊 #BetwaySA20 #PRvSEC #WelcomeToIncredible pic.twitter.com/M0oJpxHrYB

— Betway SA20 (@SA20_League) February 6, 2025

Sunrisers Eastern Cape edge past Paarl Royals to reach their third SA20 final

The Royals batted first, finishing their innings at 175 runs for four wickets in 20 overs. Lhuan-dre Pretorius top-scored with a brisk 59 off 41 balls, while Rubin Hermann remained unbeaten with an impressive 81 runs from 53 deliveries. The team’s innings was characterized by aggressive batting and strategic partnerships, including a significant second-wicket stand that added 99 runs after Overton’s early breakthrough.

The fall of wickets for the Royals came at crucial junctures: Owen was dismissed for a duck in just his third ball, followed by Pretorius and David Miller falling shortly after. Despite these setbacks, Hermann’s steady innings ensured that they posted a competitive total. The Royals struggled against disciplined bowling from Jansen and Overton, who each claimed a wicket.

In response, the Sunrisers chased down the target wi??th relative ease, scoring 177 runs for just two wickets in 19.2 overs. De Zorzi led the charge with a scintillating 78 off 49 balls, supported ably by Hermann’s unbeaten 69 from 48 balls. The Sunrisers displayed remarkabl?e control and aggression throughout their innings, reaching milestones with ease and capitalizing on every scoring opportunity.

Also WATCH: Faf du Plessis pulls o??ff a gravity defying catch to dismiss Da?vid Bedingham in the Eliminator

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The Qualifier 2 of the SA20 2025 was power packed with some emphatic cricket on both ends to dominate the course of play. Ultimately, it was Sunrisers Eastern Cape which triumphed over Paarl Royals and led his team into the finals of the tournament where Sunrisers will face MI Cape Town.

Paarl Royals put together a competitive total

Royals opted to bat first after winning the toss with the hope that they could dominate Sunrisers bowlers early on in the game. However, the team from Paarl had a dreadful start to their innings with Mitchell Owen was sent back to the pavilion on a duck by Marco Jansen.

However, after the early setback Royals made a solid comeback with opener Lhuan dre-Pretorious and Rubin Hermann developing a remarkable par?tnership between them to stabilize the Royals innings. Pretorious played an emphatic innings 59 runs off 41 balls to dominate the Sunrisers bowlers. He was supported by Hermann who saw the Royals innings till the end and played an unbeaten 81-run knock off 53 balls. At the end of their 20 overs, Royals scored a?? total of 175 runs for the loss of 4 wickets.

Tony de Zorzi’s masterclass for the Sunrisers Eastern Cape

Sunrisers arrived on the crease with a set target in sight and the desire to sail through the finals of the tournament for the 3rd consecutive time. The batters had a sense of purpose throughout the run-chase even though they didn’t get the start they expected. After David Bedingham’s early dismissal by Kwena Maphaka, opener Tony de Zorzi and Jordan Hermann ensured a power-packed partnership and paved the wa?y for a comfortable win for the Sunrisers.

De Zorzi in pa??rticular had a stellar performance with the bat as he played some remarkable shots during his emphatic innings in which he made 78 runs off 49 balls star-studded with 11 fours and 2 towering sixes. For his brilliant innings which led his team to a successful run-chase and entry into the finals, De Zorzi was proclaimed as the Player of the Match. The Sunrisers managed to achieve the target in 19.2 overs with 8 wickets in hand.

The much-anticipated finals of the SA20 2025 will be played on February 8 at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. Sunrisers�?entry into the finals came at the backdrop of their intense season in which the team gradually improved as the tournament progressed. Sunrisers finished 3rd in the points table in the regular season and earlier defeated Joburg Super Kings in the eliminator of the prestigious tournament.

Also Watch: Faf du ?Plessis pulls off a gravity defying catch to dismiss David Beding?ham in the Eliminator

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

It was a Jordan Hermann and Tony de Zorzi master??class tonigh??t.

— ⚯�?(@siyamtitshana) February 6, 2025

Sunrisers are going for a three-peat!! Top knocks from Tony de Zorzi and ?Jordan Hermann.

— C. S. Chiwanza (@CSChiwanza) February 6, 2025

Cometh the duty, cometh the man

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Tony de zorzi🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

🧡🧡🧡

— Sagar (@GoldendawnSun) February 6, 2025

Well? Tony de zorzi was no??t in the syllabus for paarl😂.

— Sarfaraz Nawaz Hussain 🇮🇳🇵🇹🇿🇦 (@SarfarazNawazH1) February 6, 2025

Joined as Replacement Pl?ayer and Took Sunrisers To SA20 Final 🔥

Remember The Name

TONY DE ZORZI 🔥 #tonydezorzi #SA20 #PRvSEC pic.twitter.com/43N1p37U56

— Mrvindh (@VinduAravi64844) February 6, 2025

There was lighting prediction in the second innings..
Tony de Zorzi made sure the prediction came true �?/p>

To reach the final after loosing first ??3 matches comprehensively is a great great achievement

— Rijul Shah (SRH ka parivar🧡) (@hey_rij) February 6, 2025

Crawley to Tony De Zorzi is what you call an upgrade . Hopefully we don’t see see Crawley ever in Franchise cricket Outside England #SA20

— Cricket Tamizhan (@CricketTamizhan) February 6, 2025

Tony de Zorzi is such a sexy left handed.
My god wh?at an innings in a such an impor??tant game!

— Indian Kissinger (@kissingerspeaks) February 6, 2025

Tony de Zorzi looking li?ke prime Lara tonight. Paarl Royals no answer. This team has fallen apart after Joe Root left.

— IG: johngoliath (@JohnGoliath82) February 6, 2025

Tony de Zorzi is very impressive! Great cricketer all-round mentality. Going to win it for @SunRisers. #BetwaySA20 #SSCricket

— Nqaba N@M (@ProfessorRugby) February 6, 2025

Also Watch: Jonny Bairstow slams his bat on t?he crease after getting dismissed by Liam Dawson

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The Eliminator match of SA20 2025 between Sunrisers Eastern Cape and Joburg Super Kings witnessed a dramatic moment in the 15th over when Jonny Bairstow was dismissed. Attempting a reverse shot against Liam Dawson, Bairstow failed to connect with the ball, and the delivery crashed into the stumps. Visibly frustrated, he threw his bat in anger on the crease, realizing that his dismissal at a crucial juncture could cost his team vital momentum. With Bairstow’s wicket, the match took a significant turn, shifting the momentum in favor of the opposition.

Jonny Bairstow smashes his bat in frustration after dismissal

Bairstow’s explosive innings came to an abrupt end after Dawson produced a perfect yorker, dismantling the off-stump. Attempting a premeditated reverse sweep, Bairstow found himself completely out of position, with no time to adjust as the ball crashed into the base of ??the stumps.

The dismissal left Bairstow visibly frustrated, and in a moment of sheer disappointment, he slammed his bat on the crease. His aggressive 37 off just 17 deliveries had provided much-needed momentum to the Super Kings, but his untimely dismissal swung the advantage back to the bowling side. Bairstow’s knock, laced with three boundaries and three sixe??s, reflected his intent to dominate, but his reaction post-dismissal high??lighted his disappointment at not converting it into a match-winning innings.

His strike rate of 217.64 showcased the carnage he had inflicted, yet the wicket proved to be a crucial breakthrough f?or Dawson’s team. As the bowler celebrated emphatically, Bairstow stood at the crease for a moment, visibly agitated, before walking off in frustration. The Super Kings, who had gained momentum with his knock,  found themselves in a tricky situation at 116/6.

Here’s the video:

That’s how it’s done! 🔥 A phenomenal play, sending the crowd wild!
The @Betway_za Moment of the Match right here!#BetwaySA20 #SECvJSK #WelcomeToIncredible pic.twitter.com/S52DCytrjX

— Betway SA20 (@SA20_League) February 5, 2025

Also WATCH: Dewald Br?evis reacts to fan’s unbelievable one-handed catch worth of 2 million in SA20 2025

SA20 eliminator: Sunrisers Eastern Cape win over Joburg Super Kings

Meanwhile, the Eastern Cape kept their hopes of a third consecutive SA20 title alive with a commanding 32-run victory over the Super Kings in the Eliminator at Centurion. Aiden Markram‘s unbeaten 62 off 40 balls guided Eastern Cape to 184/6, while a disciplined bowling effort restricted Joburg to 152/7.

After opting to bat first, the Eastern Cape got off to an aggressive start but lost wickets at regular intervals. David Bedingham (27 off 14) provided early impetus before Markram stabilized the innings. His 62 (40), supported by Tristan Stubbs (26 off 21) and Marco Jansen (23 off 12), lifted the total to 184/6. Chasing 185, Devon Conway (30 off 20) and Faf du Plessis (19 off 18) gave Joburg a decent start, but wickets at crucial moments derailed the chase. Bairstow (37 off 17) pla??yed a blistering cameo, but a lack ?of support from the middle order meant they fell short by 32 runs.

Also WATCH: D??ewald Brevis smashes a massive six off Mujeeb-Ur-Rahman in Qualifier 1 again?st Paarl Royals in SA20 2025

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The stage is set for Qualifier 2 of the SA20 2025 with Paarl Royals take on Sunrisers Eastern Cape at the SuperSports Park in Centurion. Royals come into this match after a loss in the Qualifier 1 against MI Cape Town. Sunrisers, on the other hand, triumphed over Joburg Super Kings in the Eliminator and now aim to secure a place in the final. A defeat at this point would end t?he campaign of the team with immediate effect.

Match Deatils: SA20|2025, Qualifier 2:

• Date and time: February 6, 03:30 pm GMT/ 09:00 pm IST/ 05:30 pm local
• Venue: SuperSport Park, Centurion

SuperSports Park Pitch Report:

SuperSport Park’s pitch is well-known for its reliable bounce and carry, creating excellent conditions for fast bowlers, particularly in the early stages of a match. The surface offers significant seam movement during the first innings, making it challenging for batsmen and giving pacers an advantage. As the game progresses, the pitch becomes more stable, allowing batsmen to play with more confidence and freedom. Over time, the surface dries out, shifting the balance toward spinners, who can take advantage of the subtle turn available. Additionally, the fast outfield boosts the batting experience, rewarding well-timed shots with frequent boundaries.

PR vs SEC Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicket-keepers: Dinesh Karthik, Rubin Hermann, Tristan Stubbs,
• Batters: David Miller, Lhuan-dre Pretorius
• All-rounders: Liam Dawson, Aiden Markram, Marco Jansen
• Bowlers: Bjorn Fortuin, Richard Gleeson, Mujeeb Ur Rahman

PR vs SEC Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

• Choice 1: Marco Jansen (c), Mujeeb Ur Rahman (vc)
• Choice 2: Lhuan-dre Pretorius (c), Aiden Markram (vc)

PR vs SEC Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Dayy?aan Galiem, Andile Phehlukwayo, Ottneil Baartman, David Be??dingham

Also Read: Twitter reactions: Ryan Rickelton shines as MI Cape Town ou??tplays Paarl Royals to enter the final of SA20 2025

PR vs SEC Dream11 Team for today’s match (February 6, 03:30 pm GMT):

Squads:

Paarl Royals: David Miller (captain), Mitchell Van Buuren, Sam Hain, Joe Root, Dewan Marais, Dayyaan Galiem, Dunith Wellalage, Codi Y??usuf, Andile Phehlukwayo, Rubin Hermann, Dinesh Karthik, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Keith Dudgeon, Bjorn Fortuin, Eshan Malinga, Kwena Maphaka, Nqabayomzi Peter, Lungi Ngidi

Sunrisers Eastern Cape: Aiden Markram (ca??ptain), Zak Crawley, Jordan Hermann, Tom Abell, Liam Dawson, Marco Jansen, Patrick Kruger, Craig Overton, David Bedingham, Daniel Smith, Tristan Stubbs, Okuhle Cele, Simon Harmer, Ottneil Baartman, Richard Gleeson, Caleb Seleka, Andile Simelane, Beyers Swanepoel, Roelof van der Merwe

Also Read: “His wisdom is invaluable���? ??David Miller celebrates Dinesh Karthik’s influence in ??SA20 2025

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In a high-stakes SA20 Eliminator clash, the Sunrisers Eastern Cape (SEC) delivered a commanding performance to defeat the Joburg Super Kings (JSK) by 32 runs, ending the Super Kings’ campaign in the tournament. Batting first, SEC posted a formidable total of 184/6, thanks to a captain’s knock from Aiden Markram and a late flourish by Marco Jansen. In response, JS?K faltered under pressure, managing only 152/7 in their 20 overs. The victory propelled the Eastern Cape into the semi-finals, while JSK were left to rue missed opportunities.

Captain Aiden Markram anchors the innings for Sunrisers Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape got off to a blistering start, with David Bedingham and Tony de Zorzi taking the attack to the Super Kings bowlers. Bedingham’s 27 off 14 balls, including three fours and a six, set the tone, while De Zorzi contributed a quick 14. However, the Super Kings struck back in the powerplay, with Maheesh Theekshana dismissing De Zorzi and Imran Tahir removing Bedingham. At 48/2 after 4.1 o??vers, the game was evenly poised.

Markram, the Eastern Cape skipper, played a pivotal role in steadying the innings. He combined caution with aggression, scoring an unbeaten 62 off 40 balls, including five fours and two sixes. Markram’s ability to rotate the strike and accelerate when needed was instrumental in the Eastern Cape’s recovery. Tristan Stubbs provided valuable support with a brisk 26 off 21 balls, but it was Jansen’s explosive 23 off 12 balls that propelled SEC to a competitive total. Jansen’s two sixes in the final over off Lutho Sipamla ens??ured the Eastern Cape finished strongly at 184?/6.

Joburg Super Kings�?chase falters as SEC bowlers dominate

The Super Kings began their chase with intent, as Devon Conway and Faf du Plessis put on 40 runs in just 4.2 overs. Conway looked in fine touch, smashing six boundaries in his 20-ball 30. However, Jansen struck the first blow, dismissing Conway caught behind. Du Plessis followed soon after, falling to Ottneil Baartman for 19, leaving JSK at 62/2 in the 8th over.

The dismissal of Du Plessis triggered a collapse, with JP King and Wihan Lubbe falling cheaply. Jonny Bairstow tried to resurrect the innings with a fiery 37 off 17 balls, including three sixes, but his dismissal in the 15th over effectively ended JSK’s hopes. Liam Dawson and Craig Overton were the chief architects of JSK’s downfall, picking up two wickets each and maintaini??ng relentless pressure.

Eastern Cape march on towards Qualifier 2 

The Eastern Cape’s comprehensive performance with both bat and ball ensured their place in the semi-finals. Markram’s l??eadersh??ip and Jansen’s all-round brilliance were the highlights of the match. For Joburg Super Kings, the loss marked the end of their SA20 journey, as they struggled to match SEC’s intensity. With this victory, SEC have firmly established themselves as serious contenders for the SA20 title.

Also READ: Vernon Philander names 3 Indian stars he would l??ove to see in SA20 league

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

Sunrisers Eastern Cape defeated Joburg Super Kings by 32 runs to qualify for Quali??fier 2 of SA20 2025. 🏆

Aiden M??arkram won the Player of the Match award for his terrific batting performance. �?a href="//twitter.com/hashtag/Cricket?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Et??fw" data-wpel-link="exclude">#Cricket #SA20 #SEC #AidenMarkram pic.twitter.com/3bqcwsFc6X

— Harkishan Mahedele (@mahedele20181) February 6, 2025

Skipper, Centurion & Playoffs 🔥 pic.twitter.com/9kGdfErGbf

— Sunrisers Eastern Cape (@SunrisersEC) February 6, 2025

Sunrisers Eastern Cape won the Eliminator m?atch by 32 runs against Joburg supe?r kings..!!

SEC – 184/6
JSK – 152/7

Sunrisers will play against Paarl Royals in Qualifier 2 for the Place in the finals..!!#SA20 #Sunrisers #CricketTwitter #Orangearmy #SECvsJSK pic.twitter.com/K1PkMrhLAG

— DEEP SINGH (@CrazyCricDeep) February 5, 2025

Sunrisers Shine in the Eliminator

Sunrisers Eastern Cape (184) outclassed Joburg Super Kings (152/7), securing a 32-run victory to keep the??ir title ??defense alive

Royals and Sunrisers will contest Qualifier 2 tomorrow and winner books a spot in the final!#SA20 #SAXX #SECvJSK

— The MDima Report (@TheMDimaReport) February 5, 2025

The 2-time defending champions are still in the race as Sunrisers Eastern Cape beat Joburg Super Kings by 32 runs. Re??stricted to 152-7, great bowling by Sunrisers, led by Craig Overton 4-1-20-2. Ottneil Baartman 4-0-25-2 & Marco Jansen 4-0-31-1 also excellent & Dawson 2-35.

— Ken Borland (@KenBorland) February 5, 2025

Aiden Markram & SunRisers Eastern Cape's domination continues in the SA20.

There were so many highs and lows from this season but winnin??g the eliminator just shows how prepared we are now for these big situations.

We are just 2 steps away from winning our 3rd title!#SEC #SA20

— Varun Velamakanti 🦅 (@SunRisersVarun) February 5, 2025

I need Sunrisers Eastern Cape to handle Paarl Royals tomorrow. I'm imagining them in the final with MI Cape Town pic.twitter.com/NMjADx6NbI

— Sarkastik Observer �?(@SiyaSindelo) February 5, 2025

Unreal consistency from SUNRISERS EASTERN CAPE💥 #SA20 #SEC pic.twitter.com/ZL435TKGFk

— Mrvindh (@VinduAravi64844) February 5, 2025

Sunriser Eastern Cap won by 32 runs in the Eliminator against Joburg Super Kings in SA20.
Once again The Captain Aiden Markram the hero of the Match.#SA20 pic.twitter.com/epJQugauRK

— Kashif (@cricstate) February 6, 2025

Big Game..!!
Big Man..!!
The Skipper..!!

Aiden Markram the big man. 🐐 pic.twitter.com/kTzRGM5wsI

— Nawaz 🇵🇰 (@Rnawaz31888) February 6, 2025

Also WATCH: Dewald Brevis smash?es a massive six ??off Mujeeb-Ur-Rahman in Qualifier 1 against Paarl Royals in SA20 2025

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The SA20 2025 is known for delivering thrilling cricketing action, and the match featuring MI Cape Town was no exception. A dramatic moment unfolded during the 19th over, showcasing not just the raw power of Dewald Brevis but also the incredible catching skills of a ??sp??ectator in the stands.

Dewald Brevis acknowledges spectator after spectacular one-handed catch in SA20 2025

As the Cape Town pushed towards a strong finish against Paarl Royals, Brevis was at the crease, displaying his aggressive stroke play. Facing Mitchell Owen�?/strong>s delivery on ??the last ball of the 19th over (18.6), Brevis latched onto a length ball outside off and launched it high and long over the long-on boundary. The ball soared into the night sky, traveling a significant distance before making its way toward the packed stands. The stadium erupted as fans anticipated where the ball would land, with eyes locked onto it.