In a high-octane clash on October 28, 2025, West Indies defeated South Africa by 7 wickets with 1.1 overs to spare. Batting first, South Africa struggled to build partnerships and were bowled out for 101 in just 8.5 overs. Despite Rassie van der Dussen’s steady 33 (25) and Keshav Maharaj’s quick 21 (6), Alzarri Joseph
Aiden Markram continued his brilliant form, scoring his 2nd career fifty with a dazzling display of power hitting. Leading from the front, he played a commanding knock of 65 runs off just 24 balls, anchoring South Africa’s innings and guiding them to a thrilling tie before sealing victory in the super over.
In a nail-biting encounter between Pakistan and South Africa (CC25 Match 10), both teams displayed top-quality cricket, with the match ending in a dramatic tie before South Africa triumphed in the super over. Batting first, South Africa posted 139/9 in their 10 overs. Aiden Markram played a captain’s knock, scoring a scintillating 65 off 24
Aiden Markram registered the first fifty of his T10 career with a breathtaking 51 off just 15 balls* against England. His fearless stroke play, featuring powerful boundaries and impeccable timing, turned the match on its head and guided South Africa to a stunning 4-wicket victory. It was a statement innings that showcased Markram’s ability to
In a high-octane clash between South Africa and England in the CC25 Match 8, South Africa clinched a thrilling 4-wicket victory with 1.5 overs to spare, thanks to a scintillating knock from Aiden Markram, who was named Man of the Match for his all-round brilliance — scoring 51 off just 15 balls* and taking 1
In one of the most thrilling encounters of the CC25 series, South Africa defeated New Zealand by just 1 run, holding their nerves in a tense final over. Batting first, South Africa posted 111/9 in 10 overs, with Quinton de Kock (30 off 13) and Gerald Coetzee (18 off 9)* contributing valuable runs. New Zealand’s
Ryan Rickelton delivered a brilliant innings for South Africa, smashing 70 runs off just 26 balls — his second career fifty and personal best score. His explosive batting kept South Africa in the chase till the very end, displaying power, timing, and composure under pressure.
In a high-scoring thriller at CC 2025, West Indies defeated South Africa by 8 runs to claim a crucial victory in the tournament. The game was filled with explosive batting, intense moments, and a dramatic finish that had fans on the edge of their seats. Batting first, West Indies posted a massive 163/5 in 10
South Africa etched their name in the record books by successfully chasing 166 runs, setting a new benchmark for the highest run chase in T10 cricket history. They reached 172/6 with five balls to spare, sealing a thrilling four-wicket victory over Pakistan. The chase was powered by Quinton de Kock’s explosive 67 off 18 balls,
Quinton de Kock etched his name in the record books with an unbelievable 12-ball half-century, breaking Fakhar Zaman’s previous record of 13 balls. Opening the innings with explosive intent, de Kock tore into the Pakistan bowling attack, launching boundaries and sixes with effortless timing. His breathtaking knock of 67 off just 18 balls powered South
In a sensational high-scoring clash between South Africa and Pakistan, Quinton de Kock produced one of the most explosive innings ever seen in T10 cricket. Chasing a massive 166-run target, de Kock set the stage ablaze with a blistering 67 off just 18 balls, reaching his half-century in a mere 12 deliveries — the fastest
In a thrilling finish to Match 4, South Africa edged past Pakistan by 3 wickets with 2 balls to spare, chasing down 102 in a tense low-scoring contest. Pakistan managed 101/6, with Saud Shakeel (34 off 22)* and Fakhar Zaman (27 off 10) holding the innings together. South Africa’s bowlers, especially Marco Jansen (2/34) and
Pakistan held their nerve to clinch a tense 5-run victory over South Africa in Match 1 of the series. Batting first, Pakistan managed 104/9 in 10 overs, powered by a superb knock from Babar Azam (49 off 17 balls), who played with flair and precision under pressure. Despite regular wickets falling, his aggressive innings ensured
South Africa edged out Pakistan by 8 runs in a closely fought T10 encounter. Batting first, South Africa posted 135/5 thanks to a steady start from Quinton de Kock (16 off 6), Aiden Markram (50 off 22) and a strong finish by Heinrich Klaasen (28 off 11)*. Chasing 136, Pakistan’s top order got starts through
In one of the most sensational finishes in T10 history, Keshav Maharaj almost single-handedly pulled off an impossible chase, smashing five consecutive sixes off Aamer Jamal in the final over. With South Africa needing 39 runs from the last 6 balls, Maharaj’s fearless hitting stunned Pakistan and brought the game to the brink of a
Aiden Markram lit up the innings with a breathtaking 50 off just 20 balls, providing the perfect foundation for South Africa’s total against Pakistan. His explosive stroke play combined power and precision, dominating the bowlers from the start. Markram’s half-century not only set the tone for South Africa’s innings but also proved vital in their
South Africa’s successful chase of 135 runs in 10 overs is now the highest-ever run chase recorded in this format, showcasing fearless batting and supreme execution under pressure.
In a breathtaking 10-over shootout, South Africa defeated India by 5 wickets with 4 balls remaining in a match filled with fireworks from both sides. India posted 134/6 thanks to KL Rahul’s 34 off 18, Shubman Gill’s 25 off 13, and a late burst from Ravindra Jadeja, who smashed 35* off just 11 balls to
South Africa produced a clinical all-round performance to defeat India by 18 runs in the fourth T10 match, sealing the five-match series 3-1 with one game still to play. Batting first, South Africa posted a competitive 131/5 in their 10 overs. Heinrich Klaasen’s explosive 35 off 19* and Marco Jansen’s quickfire 29 off 11* powered
In yet another T10 thriller, South Africa held their nerve to defeat India by 3 wickets with just 2 balls to spare in a high-pressure chase. India, batting first, struggled for momentum early but Shreyas Iyer’s blazing 54 off 24 and Hardik Pandya’s steady 43 off 24* lifted them to a fighting total of 116/6
In a captivating contest packed with fireworks and tension, India emerged victorious over South Africa by 4 wickets with only two balls to spare, thanks to an inspired all-round performance from Ravindra Jadeja. Batting first, India posted a fighting 110/6 in 9.4 overs, propelled by Shreyas Iyer’s sparkling unbeaten 40 off just 18 balls and
Ryan Rickelton smashed a fifty in just 22 deliveries and went on to remain unbeaten on 64 off 27 balls, guiding South Africa to their first-ever victory against India.
South Africa launched their five-match series in style, cruising to a commanding 42-run win over India in the opening encounter at Mullanpur. After opting to bat first, the visitors were powered by a scintillating innings from Ryan Rickelton, who smashed an unbeaten 64 off just 27 deliveries. His blistering knock, supported by quickfire cameos from
