Marco Jansen led the line with an outstanding five-wicket haul, as Sunrisers Eastern Cape crushed Durban's Super Giants by 89 runs to claim back-to-back SA20 titles in a formidable team performance at Newlands. In the wake of winning the throw and deciding to bat first, Sunrisers put a powerful all out of 204 for 3 on the board, because of a strong batting show worked around two unmistakable organizations - 90 from 52 balls between Jordan Hermann and Tom Abell, and afterward a solid 98 from 55 balls between Aiden Markram and Tristan Stubbs, who top-scored with 56 not out from 30 balls. On the other hand, Durban's innings never gained some forward movement. In the wake of going down from Johannesburg toward the beginning of the day following Friday's Qualifier triumph over Joburg Super Lords, their players were contracted bug in a lively powerplay execution, drove by Dan Worrall's going after crease and swing, and covered by Jansen's transcending left-arm points. Their innings was shaken by the early loss of Quinton de Kock, who drove level footedly at Worrall and inside-edged onto his stumps for 3. He could have had two out of two had Jansen not spilled JJ Mucks at slip first-ball, yet Jansen made quick corrects, prompting Mucks into a chipped drive to mid-off from his subsequent conveyance, before Bhanuka Rajapaksa fluttered a free clasp to a similar defender, Patrick Kruger, for a third-ball duck. At 7 for 3, the challenge was at that point as great as finished, and however Wiaan Mulder gave a valiant effort to reboot Durban's innings in a 56-run stand with a close strokeless Matthew Breetzke, Jansen would by and by be the man to strike for Sunrisers, this time in the field. Not many different players might have arrived at Mulder's swing for the ropes off Simon Harmer toward the finish of the 10th over, however he extended over the limit with his arms at full expansion, to send Mulder on his way for 38. One ball later, Breetkze's static thump of 18 from 27 balls finished as he lost his off stump to Ottniel Baartman, and in the equivalent over, Baartman finished any weak any expectations of Durban wonder. Heinrich Klaasen has been the remarkable ball-striker of the competition, in hurrying along to 447 runs at a phenomenal strike-pace of 207.90, however this time he endured a single conveyance, as Baartman handled his inswinger and removed the on-field lbw from Stephen Harris, with the ball demonstrated to cut leg. The end arrived in a hurry. Jansen returned for his third finished and culled off Keshav Maharaj's off stump, then, at that point, finished any leftover opposition with two wickets from his last three balls. Junior Dala flicked him off his cushions for a symbolic six preceding selecting Harmer at long-on one ball later, before one more off-stump heat-searcher managed Reece Topley to prompt the festivals. Durban's showcase apparently turned out badly from the absolute first over of the match. They digressed from the plans that had demonstrated so powerful against Joburg Super Lords in the Qualifier, giving an opening over to the left-arm spinner Mucks that was drained for nine chanceless runs - two a greater number of than Sunrisers would yield in guaranteeing their initial three wickets. It set the vibe for a latent showcase with the ball, even after Topley had hit with his fourth conveyance in the second more than, a plumb lbw against Dawid Malan (6). That carried Abell to the center, and however he would get done with the Player-of-the-Match grant, he had an enchanted existence for the initial 14 chunks of his innings. He was dropped on 6 in Topley's second over then endure a possibly innings-diverting second from his extremely next ball, as Maharaj gathered up a slim likelihood at mid-off, however indicated to the umpires that he was uncertain assuming that it had conveyed. That question possibly educated the ensuing television reference, regardless of the replays proposing that his fingers had been under the ball. Abell's innings kicked up a stuff as he went to his inclined toward scoop shot, with a four and a six from sequential Mulder conveyances, and with holes out of nowhere showing up in the field, he hurried through to a 30-ball fifty with seven fours and two sixes inside the tenth over, with Sunrisers' 100 coming up in something very similar over. Durban hit back in style, in any case, with Maharaj sacking both set players in about four balls. Hermann holed out to Klaasen at long-on for 42 from 27 balls, before Abell was beaten in trip on the trudge clear to be bowled for 55 from 34. That united Stubbs and Markram in the eleventh over, with somewhat of a revamp expected at 106 for 3. Each man took out an early limit however it was Stubbs who was quick to move forward the rhythm with consecutive fours to end Dwayne Pretorius' second finished. After that it was over to Stubbs' long switches, with three sixes in eight balls driving the complete beyond 200. Eventually, it would end up being all that anyone could need.