Joburg Super Kings pulled off a thrilling Super Over win against Durban Super Giants, thanks to Donovan Ferreira and Richard Gleeson's standout performances. Ferreira smashed 33 off 10 balls, including four sixes, and executed a crucial run-out to force the Super Over. Gleeson, meanwhile, conceded just five runs in the Super Over, securing the win for Super Kings. England seamer Richard Gleeson, who had returned figures of 3 for 41 during regulation time in Super Kings' shaky defence of 205, held his nerve under pressure in the Super Over, conceding just five. That wasn't anywhere near enough even for someone of Noor Ahmad's calibre to defend, as Super Kings notched up their third straight win in the competition. The late drama Needing 19 off 12 with two accomplished finishers at the crease, the game was Super Giants' to lose, and they contrived to do just that. A complete breakdown in communication first cost them Evan Jones for a 17-ball 43 after he sparked the chase back to life following Heinrich Klaasen's dismissal. After driving to sweeper cover, Jones set off for a second, but was sent back by David Wiese, allowing wicketkeeper Donovan Ferreira to under-arm a relay throw from the deep to Gleeson for the run-out. Off the very next ball, Gleeson speared in a pinpoint yorker to clean up Wiese, swinging the momentum decisively in Super Kings' favour. Coming in to bat in the 18th over, he muscled 33 not out off 10, as Super Kings ransacked 47 off the last 12 balls. This included a sequence of two fours and five sixes as they got the perfect finishing kick. Ferreira was complemented by Shubham Ranjane, the USA batter who made an unbeaten half-century off 31 balls during which he overcame pockets of struggle initially to find some hitting form. Key Highlights: Ferreira's Heroics: 33 not out off 10 balls, including 4 sixes Gleeson's Super Over Magic: Conceded just 5 runs, securing the win Super Kings' Total: 205/4, with Shubham Ranjane scoring 50 not out Super Giants' Chase: 205/8, with Evan Jones scoring 43