All scoresSouth Africa Champions won by 4 wkts
India Champions196/820.0 ov
South Africa Champions198/618.5 ov
South Africa Champions won by 4 wkts
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Alert history
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- Match finishedSouth Africa Champions won by 4 wkts
- Wicket — South Africa Champions 185/6Innings 2 at 185/6.
- Wicket — South Africa Champions 168/5Innings 2 at 168/5.
- Wicket — South Africa Champions 68/4Innings 2 at 68/4.
- Wicket — South Africa Champions 55/3Innings 2 at 55/3.
- Wicket — South Africa Champions 46/2Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — South Africa Champions 46/1Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — India Champions 196/8Innings 1 at 196/8.
- Wicket — India Champions 196/7Innings 1 at 196/7.
- Wicket — India Champions 187/6Innings 1 at 187/6.
- Wicket — India Champions 182/5Innings 1 at 182/5.
- Wicket — India Champions 160/4Innings 1 at 160/4.
- Wicket — India Champions 99/3Innings 1 at 99/3.
- Wicket — India Champions 95/2Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — India Champions 95/1Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Match startedIndia Champions vs South Africa Champions is under way at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.
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