Pretoria Capitals pulled off a thrilling 15-run win over Durban Super Giants, thanks to Shai Hope's unbeaten 118, Gideon Peters' crucial wickets, and Lungi Ngidi's historic hat-trick. Hope's century, featuring 9 sixes and 9 fours, propelled Capitals to 201/4. Jos Buttler's impressive 97 wasn't enough for Super Giants, who were bowled out for 186. Hope deals in boundaries Hope and his opening partner Connor Esterhuizen added 101 in 11 overs. But the latter hardly seemed to be present. While Esterhuizen's dismissal on a steady 37 off 28 balls ended the partnership, Hope had thumped 59 in 38 deliveries by then. Hope's innings was a combination of style, power and grace, no matter his next 59 runs took lesser time - 31 balls. Hope's innings started with a fortunate inside-edged four, but soon turned into clean big-hitting. There was a beautiful swivel for six, forceful swats over the off side, crunching pulls over mid-on and midwicket, and hard sweeps off the spinners through square leg. Hope brought up fifty in 34 balls, and after he lost Esterhuizen, added 85 in 44 balls with Roston Chase. Pretoria Capitals 201 for 4 (Hope 118*, Esterhuizen 37, Wiese 1-34) beat Durban's Super Giants 186 (Buttler 97*, Peters 3-35, Ngidi 3-39) by 15 runs