Aiden Markram and Rassie van der Dussen starred as South Africa thrashed West Indies by eight wickets within the Group 1 encounter of Tremendous 12s within the ongoing ICC males`s T20 World Cup right here on the Dubai Worldwide Stadium.
South Africa chased the goal of 144 with eight balls to spare as Markram and Van der Dussen performed the innings of 51* and 43* respectively. Chasing 144, glorious work within the discipline by Russell offered precisely the beginning West Indies had hoped for as Temba Bavuma walked again within the first over. Hendricks and Van der Dussen then solid a 50-run stand for the second wicket as South Africa consolidate their place within the chase.
Hosein then dismissed Hendricks to present a significant breakthrough to WI however the duo of Van der Dussen and Markram stitched one other 50-run partnership and held SA`s innings in good condition.
The pair then cruised South Africa to victory and handed defending champions their second successive defeat within the event. Put in to bat first, West Indies began off cautiously off the blocks initially after which Evin Lewis began to free his arms and took the assault towards South African bowlers, particularly to the half time spin of Aiden Markram. On the finish of the powerplay, their rating learn 43/0.
Evin Lewis continued his cost towards SA bowlers as he introduced up his half-century within the tenth over. However in subsequent over, Maharaj eliminated dangerous-looking Lewis. He walked again after scoring 56 off 35 balls. Nicholas Pooran adopted the opener quickly. The opposite WI opener, Lendl Simmons was dismissed within the 14th over after his 16 off 35 balls. West Indies misplaced a couple of wickets in clumps ultimately however managed to make 143 runs of their 20 overs for South Africa to chase.
Temporary Scores: West Indies 143/8 (Lewis 56, Pollard 26; Pretorius 3-17) vs South Africa 144/2 (Aiden Markram 51*, Rassie van der Dussen 43*; Akeal Hosein 1-27).
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