Faf du Plessis scored a standout 58-ball 100 to control the Texas Super Rulers to 203/5 out of 20 overs before Washington Opportunity showed they were up for the tall pursue by taking off the blocks. Travis Head and Steve Smith controlled their side to 62/0 in only four overs to set the pursuit up, yet downpour showed up to soil a thrilling apparatus. There could have been no further play and the two groups needed to share the riches. Following their misfortune to LA Knight Riders only two days prior, the Super Lords said something start to their second apparatus as du Plessis and Devon Conway added 109 for the main wicket in 10.2 overs. Aaron Hardie turned into a quick second wicket however Marcus Stoinis showed up to stay with du Plessis while risking his arms himself enroute to a 18-ball 29. The South African veteran was excused in the nineteenth over yet the Super Rulers gathered 60 runs off the last 30 balls to capacity to the season's initial 200 or more aggregate. Across the PowerPlay and the passing overs, Marco Jansen was targetted by du Plessis who completed his exposition with 12 fours and five sixes. Travis Head and Steve Smith were up for the precarious undertaking in front of them, flagging their expectation in the second over from Naveen ul Haq where they joined to crush 17 runs. Smith took on the bowlers in the principal several overs, while Head partook in a repreive when Dwayne Bravo dropped a sitter at mid-on. The daring left-hander then rebuffed the bowling side by descending vigorously on Hardie by crushed two fours and two sixes - both over profound square leg - in the fourth finished. Just a single conveyance was conceivable in the fifth over - a no-ball - before downpour constrained the players inside and wouldn't yield. The groups consequently, shared a point each. Brief Scores:Texas Super Lords 203/5 of every 20 overs (Faf du Plessis 100, Devon Conway 39; Saurabh Netravalkar 2-33) versus Washington Opportunity 62/0 out of 4 overs (Travis Head 32*, Steve Smith 26*). No outcome because of downpour.