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[wptb id=1001]   First Innings: SA Lions Welcome, cricket fans! The SA Lions showcased a spirited performance in their innings against Samurai Squad. Opening with Shezad Lakhi, they set a competitive target of 138 runs. Ali Hussan’s explosive knock of 52 off 28 balls stole the show, while Arslan Ashfaq and Sadam Malik provided valuable support with scores of 21 and 11 respectively. Despite some resistance from Samurai Squad’s bowlers, including Gerhard Aspeling’s impressive 2 wickets for 23 runs, SA Lions posted a commendable total of 137/7 in 16.1 overs. Second Innings: Samurai Squad The Samurai Squad faced an uphill battle chasing 138 runs against SA Lions. Their innings got off to a shaky start with Rudi Wolmarans and Ruan Janse van Vuuren departing early. However, Nathan De Villiers steadied the ship with a blazing 32 off 22 balls. Richard Chalmers and Mike Chalmers contributed vital runs, but Ali Hussan’s stellar bowling performance, claiming 3 wickets for 35 runs, proved decisive. Despite Gerhard Aspeling’s valiant effort, Samurai Squad fell short, managing only 101/7 in 15.2 overs. SA Lions clinched victory with an impressive bowling display, securing a well-deserved win.

[wptb id=964]   The No Ballerz won the match by 77 runs First Innings: The No Ballerz Welcome back, cricket enthusiasts! We’re witnessing an electrifying clash between The No Ballerz and BS Warriors. The No Ballerz have just concluded their innings, setting a challenging target of 146 for the BS Warriors. Let’s take a closer look at how it all unfolded. The No Ballerz, led by the charismatic Jaco Burger, put up a commendable performance with the bat. Burger himself led from the front with a scintillating half-century, showcasing exquisite stroke play and determination. His unbeaten 50 runs off just 31 balls at a striking rate of 161.29 provided the backbone of their innings. Backing him up was Gerhard Aspeling, whose brisk 20 off 14 deliveries added crucial momentum to the innings. Ruan Janse van Vuuren and Ruan Jnr Scheepers also made notable contributions, with scores of 13 and 39 respectively, ensuring The No Ballerz finished strong. However, BS Warriors’ bowlers didn’t make it easy. Tiaan Pienaar, Juan Roux, and Ruben Pienaar exerted pressure with their tight lines and lengths, picking up crucial wickets at key moments. Despite their efforts, The No Ballerz posted a competitive total of 145/3 in their allotted 16.4 overs, maintaining an impressive run rate of 8.70. Second Innings: BS Warriors As the BS Warriors take the field for their chase, they face an uphill battle against The No Ballerz’s formidable bowling attack. Can they rise to the occasion and chase down the target of 146? Let’s find out. Tiaan Pienaar, leading from the front, provided a solid start with a gritty 24 off 28 balls, anchoring the innings under pressure. However, the loss of wickets at regular intervals hindered BS Warriors’ progress. Frikkie Potas and Juan Roux showed flashes of brilliance with scores of 15 and 20 respectively but couldn’t capitalize on their starts. The No Ballerz’s bowlers, spearheaded by Gerhard Aspeling and Rudi Wolmarans, maintained a tight grip on the proceedings. Aspeling’s economical spell of 1 wicket for 9 runs in 2 overs kept the pressure on BS Warriors, while Wolmarans provided crucial breakthroughs when needed. Despite a valiant effort from Louis Botha, remaining unbeaten with 1 run off 7 balls, BS Warriors fell short of the target, managing only 68/6 in 14.3 overs. The disciplined bowling performance from The No Ballerz restricted BS Warriors to a run rate of 4.69, sealing a well-deserved victory for The No Ballerz.   Want to Register Your Team Register Now