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In an exciting second game SA20 League 2025, Durban Supergiants Out by a slim margin Pretoria capital Only two rounds ahead at Kingsmead in Durban. The game was a rollercoaster ride for the fans, who witnessed stunning cricket that included a jaw-dropping six from the Super Giants star batsman Kane Williamson.
Kane Williamson’s outstanding six games
The moment of the game came in the 17th round, Pretoria Capitals Ethan Boss The pitches are slower, the pitches are loaded, and the outside is closed. With characteristic calmness and precision, Williamson dragged his feet and struggled to sweep the ball deep into mid-wicket. The ball flew into the stands and was caught cleanly by one lucky fan. This fan has won a staggering $2 million cash prize thanks to Betway’s special ‘Catch a Million’ promotion. This initiative by the official SA20 sponsors adds an extra layer of excitement to the event.
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Williamson has been a standout performer for the Durban Supergiants. The 34-year-old batsman dominated the innings with a brilliant half-century, scoring 60 runs off 40 balls. His knock included three fours and two sixes, with a final strike rate of 150.00. Williamson’s innings played a major role in building a formidable total for his team as he stood out among the Super Giants batsmen as the only player to reach the fifty-mark.
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Durban Supergiants set a huge target
Batting first, Durban Supergiants posted a respectable 209/4 in the allotted 20 overs. Contributions from the top and middle, coupled with Williamson’s talent, ensure a solid defense. In response, Pretoria Capitals came close to completing the chase. opening remarks Rahmanullah Gurbaz It was a sensational smash of 89 off just 43 balls. His innings of three fours and seven sixes kept the Capitals chasing. Gubaz batted at a staggering strike rate of 206.98, but his heroics were not enough to get Capitals across the finish line. The team ended the match on 207/6, trailing by just two runs.
