Thu Jan 01 17:10:00 UTC 2026: Summary:
The Joburg Super Kings dominated the Durban Super Giants in a one-sided match. The Super Giants, batting first, collapsed to just 86 all out thanks to impressive bowling from Prenelan Subrayen and Richard Gleeson, who each took three wickets. Despite a shaky start to their chase, Rilee Rossouw’s aggressive 43 led the Super Kings to a comfortable 6-wicket victory with plenty of overs to spare.
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Joburg Super Kings Crush Durban Super Giants in Dominating Display
DURBAN, South Africa – The Joburg Super Kings delivered a commanding performance at Kingsmead on Tuesday, dismantling the Durban Super Giants by six wickets in a lopsided contest. A devastating bowling display led by Prenelan Subrayen and Richard Gleeson, who bagged three wickets apiece, restricted the Super Giants to a paltry 86 all out.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, the Durban Super Giants struggled from the outset. Subrayen quickly ripped through the top order, removing key batsmen Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, and Jos Buttler, leaving the home side reeling at 23/3 within the powerplay. A brief recovery led by Aiden Markram (22) and Evan Jones (15) was short-lived as Gleeson returned to mop up the tail, ensuring a swift end to the Super Giants’ innings.
Chasing a meager target, the Joburg Super Kings also stumbled early, losing three wickets in the powerplay to some spirited bowling from Eathan Bosch and David Wiese. However, Rilee Rossouw seized control of the game with a blistering 43 off 32 balls. Despite a dropped catch that allowed Rossouw to hit a six, he powered through the Super Giants attack, hitting boundaries and sixes and put the team back on top. Donovan Ferreira finished things off with a quick-fire boundary and a six, sealing the victory for the Super Kings in the 13th over. The Joburg Super Kings reached 88/4, securing a comfortable victory with 46 balls to spare.
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