Tom Kohler-Cadmore ravaged an unbeaten 21-ball 56 while Nicholas Pooran crushed 28 off only ten to hand Deccan Warriors their second Abu Dhabi T10 title in three years with an eight-wicket prevail upon Morrisville Samp Armed force in the last. Choosing for field, Fighters guaranteed Samp Armed force were not permitted to move away at any stage. Maheesh Theekshana struck first sending back Sharjeel Khan for 5 preceding Charith Asalanka was run out. Andries Gous (21 off nine) and Faf du Plessis (34 off 23) added a 37-run stand in 16 balls for the third wicket to take the game forward. Fighters, be that as it may, raged back to get four wickets for six runs in 11 balls to limit Samp Armed force. Karim Janat's unbeaten eight-ball 16 took Samp Armed force to 104 for 7, an under-standard score thinking about the organization. Richard Gleeson was the best bowler for Warriors, getting 2 for 16 in his two overs. In answer, Kohler-Cadmore burned through no time in finding his sweet spot. He crushed Rohan Mustafa for four progressive fours in the opening over to set up the pursuit. Pooran then, at that point, got into the demonstration crushing Amir Hamza for a six preceding laying into Imad Wasim for two sixes and a four in the third finished. It took all of 2.4 overs for Fighters to arrive at the 50-mark. Isuru Udana gave Samp Armed force some help by eliminating Pooran, however Rilee Rossouw crushed three fours off his initial four conveyances to wrest back all the energy. Kohler-Cadmore then smoked Qais Ahmed for three sixes and a four in the fifth over, which went for 25, and Fighters were practically home. Kohler-Cadmore recorded his 50 years off 17 balls before Hamza eliminated Rossouw for 12, and Jos Buttler polished things off with a six off Qais. It took Warriors all of 6.5 overs to upgrade their objective of 105. Kohler-Cadmore completed the competition as the main run-getter with 278 runs in nine innings at a strike pace of 198.57, with three fifties.