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In a high-octane battle of SA20 2024, Pretoria Capitals defeated Durban Super Giants by 17 runs in Match 10 at Centurion. The undoubted hero of the encounter was the seasoned batter Will Jacks, whose exceptional innings of 101 runs showcased a sublime blend of skill and experience.
Thunderous knock of Will Jacks
Capitals, opting to bat, witnessed a breathtaking performance by opener Jacks that sent the Super Giants into a big turmoil. The right-handed batter unfolded a one-man show, contributing 101 runs to the his side’s total before his dismissal in the 13th over. His innings, a true display of dominance, marked the third century of this year’s competition, featuring a sizzling showcase of 101 runs in just 42 balls.
The scoreboard illuminated with Jacks’ brilliance, adorned with eight fours and nine sixes. The Capitals’ triumph, fueled by the 25-year-old’s outstanding knock, will undoubtedly be etched in the memories of cricket enthusiasts as a testament to the exhilarating nature of T20 cricket.
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Pretoria Capitals’ triumph over Durban Super Giants
The Capitals’ comprehensive win over the Super Giants was marked not only by the individual brilliance of Jacks but also by an all-round team effort. The side put on a mammoth total of 204/9 in their 20 overs. Their stellar batting display got power from Jacks’ century and Colin Ingram‘s spectacular cameo of 43 runs that came in just 23 balls.
Coming to chase, the Super Giants had a mixed batting performance. Matthew Breetzke provided a solid start with 33 runs off 24 balls. Quinton de Kock contributed 25 runs, and Marcus Stoinis added a quick 13 runs.
Despite individual efforts, the Super Giants faced challenges as batters failed to convert starts into big scores. The team made a late comeback in the death overs with Keshav Maharaj and Dwaine Pretorius, bringing the equation down to 23 runs off the final over. The side eventually concluded at 187 for seven after 20 overs, falling short by 17 runs in a closely contested match.
