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Baroka 0-2 Mamelodi Sundowns | Why is Jali Benched For Mvala? | Junior Khanye
follow World Sports Betting on: www.wsb.co.za https://www.facebook.com/WorldSportsBet https://twitter.com/WorldSportsBet https://www.youtube.com/user/WorldSportsBetting Follow iDiskiTV and iDiskiTimes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iDiskiTV Twitter: https://twitter.com/idiskitimes Mamelodi Sundowns defeated Baroka 2-0 away from home in the DStv Premiership on Saturday afternoon. Sundowns were more dominant in the first half with Baroka mostly playing on the backfoot. Sundowns took the lead via a freekick from Lyle Lakay. Themba Zwane scored the securing goal in the dying ages of the second half. Sundowns now lead the log by 3 points ahead of Swallows FC. iDiskiTV analyst Junior Khanye question Andile Jali being put on the bench despite being an impact player. #JuniorKhanye #MamelodiSundowns
Sundowns 1-0 Celtic | Chiefs & Pirates Must Learn From Sundowns | Tso Vilakazi
Head to www.wsb.co.za for PSL betting and live in-play betting on all soccer games. iDiskiTV fans can get a R50 FREE betting voucher with the code Diski50 (new accounts only, Bet terms & conditions apply). Follow World Sports Betting on: www.wsb.co.za https://www.facebook.com/WorldSportsBet https://twitter.com/WorldSportsBet https://www.youtube.com/user/WorldSportsBetting Mamelodi Sundowns defeated Bloemfontein Celtic 1-0 in the Nedbank Cup Final on Saturday evening. Sundowns were the stronger side from the start of the match and created more opportunities early on. Siwelele were initially happy to soak up the pressure and be on the backfoot. Gaston Sirino had the best opportunity in the game as his shot hit the upright. it was again Sirino who proved to be the main difference as he found the winning goal with a great shot from outside the box. @iDiskiTVanalyst Benedict Tso Vilakazi urges all club bosses to learn from the way that Sundowns are running their clubs by allowing coaches to sign their own players #MamelodiSundowns #NedbankCupFinal
Vaughn van Jaarsveld, 120, Dolphins vs Cape Cobras
A century by Vaughn van Jaarsveld helped the Hollywoodbets Dolphins make a solid start to their 4-Day Domestic Series encounter against the log-leading World Sports Betting Cape Cobras in their decisive final-round encounter in Pietermaritzburg on Monday. The hosts reached the close at the City Oval on 293 for six thanks to the opener's 21st career century. Van Jaarsveld made 120 (153 balls, 16 fours, 1 six) and shared in a 111-run opening stand with Michael Erlank, who made exactly 50 (121 balls, 8 fours) in his second game for the franchise. Their partnership laid a solid foundation for basement side the Dolphins against a visiting side that need nothing less than victory in their pursuit of a first four-day crown since 2013/14. They went int the game with just over a three-point lead over the bizhub Highveld Lions, but were on the backfoot early on as the home openers got away after losing the toss and being asked to bat first. After their stand was eventually broken by George Linde, who was outstanding with four for 62, wickets began to fall more regularly. The Dolphins batsmen would have been kicking themselves, though, as everyone bar Sibonelo Makhanya (0), had starts. Marques Ackerman (23) added 50 for the second wicket with Van Jaarsveld, with 55 following between the latter and captain Khaya Zondo (25) for wicket number three. After the dismissal of the centurion left the score on 226 for five, Grant Roelofsen (17) and Senuran Muthusamy (27 not out) added 38 together, with Keshav Maharaj (20 not out) keeping the latter company at the close. Dolphins 293-6 (VB van Jaarsveld 120, MN Erlank 50, S Muthusamy 27 not out, K Zondo 25, MJ Ackerman 23, KA Maharaj 20 not out; GF Linde 4-62, D Paterson 1-58, DL Piedt 1-99) Cape Cobras Still to bat Cape Cobras won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
George Linde, 4-62, Cape Cobras vs Dolphins
A century by Vaughn van Jaarsveld helped the Hollywoodbets Dolphins make a solid start to their 4-Day Domestic Series encounter against the log-leading World Sports Betting Cape Cobras in their decisive final-round encounter in Pietermaritzburg on Monday. The hosts reached the close at the City Oval on 293 for six thanks to the opener's 21st career century. Van Jaarsveld made 120 (153 balls, 16 fours, 1 six) and shared in a 111-run opening stand with Michael Erlank, who made exactly 50 (121 balls, 8 fours) in his second game for the franchise. Their partnership laid a solid foundation for basement side the Dolphins against a visiting side that need nothing less than victory in their pursuit of a first four-day crown since 2013/14. They went int the game with just over a three-point lead over the bizhub Highveld Lions, but were on the backfoot early on as the home openers got away after losing the toss and being asked to bat first. After their stand was eventually broken by George Linde, who was outstanding with four for 62, wickets began to fall more regularly. The Dolphins batsmen would have been kicking themselves, though, as everyone bar Sibonelo Makhanya (0), had starts. Marques Ackerman (23) added 50 for the second wicket with Van Jaarsveld, with 55 following between the latter and captain Khaya Zondo (25) for wicket number three. After the dismissal of the centurion left the score on 226 for five, Grant Roelofsen (17) and Senuran Muthusamy (27 not out) added 38 together, with Keshav Maharaj (20 not out) keeping the latter company at the close. Dolphins 293-6 (VB van Jaarsveld 120, MN Erlank 50, S Muthusamy 27 not out, K Zondo 25, MJ Ackerman 23, KA Maharaj 20 not out; GF Linde 4-62, D Paterson 1-58, DL Piedt 1-99) Cape Cobras Still to bat Cape Cobras won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
Dolphins vs Cape Cobras, Pietermaritzburg, day 1
A century by Vaughn van Jaarsveld helped the Hollywoodbets Dolphins make a solid start to their 4-Day Domestic Series encounter against the log-leading World Sports Betting Cape Cobras in their decisive final-round encounter in Pietermaritzburg on Monday. The hosts reached the close at the City Oval on 293 for six thanks to the opener's 21st career century. Van Jaarsveld made 120 (153 balls, 16 fours, 1 six) and shared in a 111-run opening stand with Michael Erlank, who made exactly 50 (121 balls, 8 fours) in his second game for the franchise. Their partnership laid a solid foundation for basement side the Dolphins against a visiting side that need nothing less than victory in their pursuit of a first four-day crown since 2013/14. They went int the game with just over a three-point lead over the bizhub Highveld Lions, but were on the backfoot early on as the home openers got away after losing the toss and being asked to bat first. After their stand was eventually broken by George Linde, who was outstanding with four for 62, wickets began to fall more regularly. The Dolphins batsmen would have been kicking themselves, though, as everyone bar Sibonelo Makhanya (0), had starts. Marques Ackerman (23) added 50 for the second wicket with Van Jaarsveld, with 55 following between the latter and captain Khaya Zondo (25) for wicket number three. After the dismissal of the centurion left the score on 226 for five, Grant Roelofsen (17) and Senuran Muthusamy (27 not out) added 38 together, with Keshav Maharaj (20 not out) keeping the latter company at the close. Dolphins 293-6 (VB van Jaarsveld 120, MN Erlank 50, S Muthusamy 27 not out, K Zondo 25, MJ Ackerman 23, KA Maharaj 20 not out; GF Linde 4-62, D Paterson 1-58, DL Piedt 1-99) Cape Cobras Still to bat Cape Cobras won the toss and elected to field Footage: Cricket South Africa
Van Jaarsveld lays solid Dolphins platform
A century by Vaughn van Jaarsveld helped the Hollywoodbets Dolphins make a solid start to their 4-Day Domestic Series encounter against the log-leading World Sports Betting Cape Cobras in their decisive final-round encounter in Pietermaritzburg on Monday. The hosts reached the close at the City Oval on 293 for six thanks to the opener’s 21st career century. Van Jaarsveld made 120 (153 balls, 16 fours, 1 six) and shared in a 111-run opening stand with Michael Erlank, who made exactly 50 (121 balls, 8 fours) in his second game for the franchise. Their partnership laid a solid foundation for basement side the Dolphins against a visiting side that need nothing less than victory in their pursuit of a first four-day crown since 2013/14. They went int the game with just over a three-point lead over the bizhub Highveld Lions, but were on the backfoot early on as the home openers got away after losing the toss and being asked to bat first. After their stand was eventually broken by George Linde, who was outstanding with four for 62, wickets began to fall more regularly. The Dolphins batsmen would have been kicking themselves, though, as everyone bar Sibonelo Makhanya (0), had starts. Marques Ackerman (23) added 50 for the second wicket with Van Jaarsveld, with 55 following between the latter and captain Khaya Zondo (25) for wicket number three. After the dismissal of the centurion left the score on 226 for five, Grant Roelofsen (17) and Senuran Muthusamy (27 not out) added 38 together, with Keshav Maharaj (20 not out) keeping the latter company at the close.
India Vs Australia 3rd Test Match | Jaspreet Bumrah's superb bowling
India Vs Australia 3rd Test Match | Jaspreet Bumrah's superb bowling. In the Boxing Day Test match between India and Australia being played in Melbourne, Team India has pushed Australia fast on the backfoot by bowling fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrahah on the backfoot. Let us tell you that in the first innings of the Indian innings 443 runs, the Australian team came down to 151 runs. Apart from Jupiter Bumrah, the highest wicket-taker from India, Ravindra Jadeja has 2 wickets. Aussie batsman batting on the third day of the match looked helpless ahead of Indian bowling. Opening opener Aaron Finch and Harris, in the second Test in Australia, could not help Australia get a better start this time. And after Finch's dismissal on 24, the Australian team could understand that Harris also made the score of 36 runs. After this, fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah sent one of the Australian batsmen to the pavilion after 151 runs in the same innings. Marcus Harris and Tim Paine were the top scorers for Australia with 22-22 runs. India's Jasprit Bumrah hit 6 wickets while performing the best of the Test career. Let us know that Jaspreet Bumrah has so far taken 45 wickets in Test cricket. Along with this, Bumrah has become the first Indian bowler to take the most wickets in the year. Before Bumrah, this unique event was done by Dilip Joshi. Left-arm spin bowler Dilip Joshi picked up 40 wickets in one year in 1979. Jaspreet Bumrah, 39 years later, broke the world and created history. Apart from this, Mohammad Shami has taken 1 wicket and became the fifth Indian bowler to take 100 wickets on foreign soil. Music - http://audionautix.com https://youtu.be/TW9d8vYrVFQ #JaspreetBumrah #INDvsAUS3rdTestMatch
Cricbuzz Comm Box: IND vs WI, 2nd T20I, 1st inn, Over No. 10
After a sluggish start, the India openers put on the skating shoes to put the Windies on the backfoot by the 10th over of the first half of the Lucknow T20I. Watch Harsha Bhogle and Zaheer Khan review the action on Uber presents #CricbuzzCommBox. #INDvsWI