T20 final HCC v VRA

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Bernard Loots bowling from the City End
Eric Szwarczynski drives square
Peter Borren slashes over gully
Borren blasts one into the stand
Bradley Mozes plays a straight drive
Borren chases a wide one
A classic drive by Mozes
Mozes pulls to mid wicket
Wesley Barresi goes over the top
A slog sweep by Barresi
A wild swing and Barresi is bowled by Maurits Jonkman
Emile van den Burg stumbles over a yorker
Atse Buurman pulls for a six
Mozes lofts a drive
A fine square drive by Mozes
Buurman slogs to mid wicket...
..where Bernard Loots waits to take the catch
Mozes gets away with a skyer
A cover drive by Mozes
Amil Prasad belts one over the top...
...and ads a big one to his score
Prasad clips to leg
Vinoo Tewarie edges for a boundary
'Rassie' van der Dussen scores a boundary over mid wicket
Stephan Myburgh sweeps for a big six
Van der Dussen struggles with a yorker
Van der Dussen lofts a drive over mid on
Myburgh hooks a short one
Van der Dussen edges the ball to Barresi at point...
...who celebrates a magnificent catch
Myburgh drives square
Feiko Kloppenburg lofts over gully
Myburgh pulls the ball over the mid wicket boundary
A straight blast by Myburgh
Kloppenburg pulls to square
Myburgh plays to long on...
...where he is caught by Prasad
Kloppenburg pulls for well-needed runs
Maurits Jonkman is puzzled by a Borren delivery
Jonkman edges over point
Kloppenburg is run out to a direct hit by Westdijk
Westdijk finds the stumps of Lewis
Jonkman plays to leg
Willem de Kempenaer gets a fierce bouncer while it's getting darker and darker
Jonkman falls to Prasad
Jeroen Smits plays the last ball for a single...
...and VRA have won the Cup!
The VRA players celebrate their victory
Jeroen Smits receives the runners up cheque from Jacques Mulders
VRA captain Peter Borren with the Cup and the Big Cheque

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