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Cricket South Africa (CSA) wishes to congratulate the DP World Lions and ACDC Express Tuskers, who were crowned 2024/25 T20 champions in their respective divisions.
On Sunday, Lions successfully defended their T20 Challenge title against Momentum Multiply Titans at the DP World Wanderers Stadium.
Lutho Sipamla (4/12) spearheaded the attack that bundled out Titans for 119. He was well supported by Bjorn Fortuin and Kwena Maphaka, who claimed two wickets apiece.
Connor Esterhuizen (48*) and Rassie van der Dussen (44*) then made for an easy chase as Lions secured a comfortable eight-wicket win, ending the innings on 124/2.
In Division 2, Tuskers beat Eastern Storm to claim the T20 Knockout title in Division 2 in a clash that went into reserve day early this week.
This season provided a lot of entertainment, both on and off the field. Off-field, fans were treated to unforgettable in-stadium activations, including an exciting R1 Million One-Hand Catch where four lucky winners each walked away with R250,000.00. Students also claimed their share of R1 Million towards tuition fees repayment.
CSA Chief Executive Officer, Pholetsi Moseki, said;
“Congratulations to the DP World Lions and the ACDC Express Tuskers on being crowned 2024 T20 Challenge and T20 Knockout winners, respectively.
“This is dubbed thee most exciting format of the game, and seeing South Africans buying back into this domestic product has been amazing watch.
“Our players have delivered on-field action across the country, and we were able to back that up with off-field action to ensure all-round entertainment for our supporters.
“We would like to thank our staff, partners, those who work directly with CSA and all affiliates who bring this competition the recognition it deserves as we continue to build domestic cricket in the country,” said Moseki.
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Name of Author: Cricket South Africa
Cricket South Africa (CSA) governs cricket in South Africa. Formed in 2002, it succeeded the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCB) and became the sole governing body in 2008. CSA oversees all levels of cricket, including national teams for men and women, and is a full ICC member and SASCOC affiliate.
