In a thrilling moment in the 10th match SA20 2025 tournament between Joburg Super Kings and Pretoria Capitals, Donovan Ferreira presented a master class in a field with breathtaking “Superman-real” capacity.
Donovan Ferreira’s amazing catch in SA20 2025
Pretoria were reduced to 131/8 in the 20th over. Senuran Muthusamy looked to counter-attack by launching a length delivery from Hardus Viljoen straight to the ground. The shot was designed to clear a player with enough height and strength to dodge any attempt. But Donovan Ferreira had other plans. In a moment of brilliance, Ferreira anticipated the trajectory, turned sharply and made an extraordinary leap, reaching up in the air to catch the ball with precision. This exceptional display of athleticism not only dropped Muthusamy for 8 but also highlighted the pivotal role of sharp pitching in T20 cricket. Ferreira’s moment of brilliance stunned fans and commentators alike and highlighted the impact of game-changing efforts in tight contests.
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Rain stopped as Pretoria Capitals post 138/8 against Joburg Super Kings
The first innings was eventful in the 10th match at The Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. Rahmanullah Gurbaz from work for a duck and Will Jacks Falling for 15, he reduces them to 48/2 in six overs. Kyle Verreyne Anchored the innings with a well-crafted 31 off 39 balls, but his dismissal before halfway led to a middle-order collapse.
Riley Rossouw, Liam Livingstone and Marquez Ackerman struggled against the disciplined bowling he led Moeen Aliwho claimed 2/21 in his four overs. Ferreira’s all-round brilliance shone through as he dismissed Gurbaz and Neesham, while also taking a superb catch to eliminate Muthusamy in the penultimate over. James Neesham‘s quickfire 30 off 21 provided a late surge, helping the Capitals reach a modest total of 138/8. Including the Super Kings’ bowlers Imran Tahir (1/17) and Evan Jones (1/3), took advantage of the conditions and kept the scoring ratio under control throughout. As the rain continues to hang in the air, the Super Kings will be looking at a controlled chase to ensure the momentum of the campaign.
