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Interview: Aiden Markram SEC Captain and DSG all rounder, Jon Jon Smuts

On Saturday 13 January 2024 in Gqeberha the Sunrisers Eastern Cape hosted Durban’s Super Giants. The visitors flew out of the blocks through Quinton de Kock (23 off 16 balls) and Matthew Breetzke (43 off 29 balls). But that was just the beginning of the onslaught before Jon Jon Smuts, who was traded from Sunrisers …

On Saturday 13 January 2024 in Gqeberha the Sunrisers Eastern Cape hosted Durban’s Super Giants.

The visitors flew out of the blocks through Quinton de Kock (23 off 16 balls) and Matthew Breetzke (43 off 29 balls).

But that was just the beginning of the onslaught before Jon Jon Smuts, who was traded from Sunrisers Eastern Cape to DSG in the off season, and Nicholas Pooran took centre stage.

Smuts bunted 75 off 38 balls (4×4, 7×6) before Pooran showed his class with a breathtaking 60 not out off 31 balls (5×4, 4×6) that powered DSG to 225/3.

The Sunrisers delivered a spirited rush chase that kept the St George’s Park and the Orange Army entertained until the final over, but ultimately it proved just too much.

Tom Abell (65 off 36 balls) and Tristan Stubbs (55 off 26 balls) both struck half-centuries that pushed the Sunrisers to 190/9 with DSG closing out their second consecutive victory by 35 runs.

From: Cricket SA

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