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Cubs Week Day 4 Wrap – Superstars to Face USA in Cubs Week Final

7 January 2025 by Alan

STELLENBOSCH: The final of the 2025 Cubs Week will be a rematch of the opening day clash between the hosts, the Southern Superstars, and the USA.

Superstars won the opening day encounter by four wickets and they remain the only unbeaten side in the tournament.

In their semifinal against the Coastal Conquerors, the Superstars posted a solid 273/8 in their 50 overs, thanks to telling contributions from Adnaan Lagadien (94), Paul James (42), and Daniel Bosman (31).

Conquerors were then bowled out for just 164, with Raeeq Daniels (3/35) leading the attack. He received good support from Taywin Adams (2/22), Bosman (2/28), and Callum Appollis (2/38).

USA had little trouble in securing a 112-run victory over the Western Legends in their semifinal. The Americans batted first and were bowled out for 221 in the 43rd over.

Left-arm spinner Nathan Rossouw continued his impressive form, bagging 4/52, while Arjun Mahesh (64) led the USA’s charge with a valuable half-century.

In reply, the Legends were knocked over for just 109 runs, with Utkarsh Srivastava (3/8) inflicting the most damage.

Northern Champions returned to winning ways with a five-wicket victory over the Central Gladiators. The Champions’ Jorich van Schalkwyk delivered a good all-round performance to lead his team to victory. He snared 2/12, the best performance by any of his side’s bowlers, and then steered his team past the victory target with an unbeaten 54 runs.

Namibia cruised to their first win of the tournament, thrashing the Eastern Warriors by 155 runs. The Biltong Farmers’ Ben Brassell (66) and Liam Basson (54) scored half-centuries to help their team reach 223/8 in their 50 overs.

Warriors were then restricted to just 68 runs, with Junior Kariata (4/15) and Henry Grant (2/14) ripping through the Warriors’ batting.

SUMMARISED SCORECARDS:

Southern Superstars 273/8 (Adnaan Lagadien 94, Paul James 42, Daniel Bosman 31, Extras 24, Unathi Magoloza 23; Roxton Payne 2/17, Rowen Rajah 2/35); Coastal Conquerors 164 (Chad Mason 76, Ntando Soni 26; Raeeq Daniels 3/35, Taywin Adams 2/22, Daniel Bosman 2/28, Callum Appollis 2/38). Southern Superstars won by 109 runs.

USA 221 (Arjun Mahesh 64, Extras 30, Utkarsh Srivastava 29, Shiv Shani 28, Sahil Garg 20; Nathan Rossouw 4/52, FG Botha 2/12, Dakalo Leketa 2/27); Western Legends 109 (Caiden Seleka 27, Meyer Pretorius 20; Utkarsh Srivastava 3/8, Rahul Basu 2/21). USA won by 112 runs.

Central Gladiators 153 (Corné Botha 50, Pranav Raichetti 34, Extras 24; Jorich van Schalkwyk 2/12, Wian Ruthven 2/15, Sandiswa Yeni 2/24, Charl Prinsloo 2/25, Tshegofatso Nthara 2/30); Northern Champions 154/5 (Jorich van Schalkwyk 54*, Divan de Villiers 32, Lethabo Phahlamohlaka 23, Extras 23; Jason Rowles 2/22). Northern Champions won by five wickets.

Namibia 223/8 (Ben Brassell 66, Liam Basson 54, Waldo Smith 39, Extras 37; Hlumelo Ntola 3/35, Jadwyn Cona 2/39, Esa Gangat 2/40); Eastern Warriors 68 (Jean Upman 11; Junior Kariata 4/15, Henry Grant 2/14). Namibia won by 155 runs.

Source: cricket.co.za

David Miller: Left-handed South African batsman David Miller is best known for his power-hitting and started his career with the Dolphins at age 17. He has also been part of the Indian Premier League. His 256-run partnership with JP Duminy in 2011 was the highest in all World Cups for the fifth-wicket.

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