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JAFFNA KINGS 218/5 (20 OVERS)
- Avishka Fernando57 (30)
- Pathum Nissanka88 (53)
- Mustafizur Rahman2/39 (4)
- Chamindu Wickramasinghe1/11 (1)
DAMBULLA SIXERS 188/8 (20 OVERS)
- Reeza Hendricks80 (50)
- Mark Chapman30 (17)
- Tabraiz Shamsi2/26 (4)
- Asitha Fernando2/25 (4)
Scorer: M Venkat Raghav | Commentator: Fidel Fernando (@afidelf)
END OF OVER:20 | 8 Runs 2 Wkts | DAT: 188/8 (31 runs required, RR: 9.40)
- Chamindu Wickramasinghe20 (17b)
- Mustafizur Rahman1 (1b)
- Pramod Madushan4-0-48-2
- Asitha Fernando4-0-25-2
That's it folks. Jaffna Kings looking good yet again. A Dambulla franchise looking lost yet again. Sixers have lost three in a row. Kings have won three in a row, having lost their first one.
Nissanka and Avishka were the main heroes for Jaffna with the bat, with Omarzai also hitting some late blows. Asitha Fernando was excellent with the ball, but Sixers were always going to struggle with this total.
That's it from us. We'll be back with tomorrow's double header too. Take it easy.
Madushan is on a hat-trick. Mustafizur is the new batter.
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