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Futura Academy<\/strong> and Grey High<\/strong> finished their innings all square in their T20 match in Gqeberha on Wednesday afternoon and it was left to a Super Over for Grey to edge the win.<\/p>\n Watch the match again on SuperSport Shools – Register now<\/a> –<\/strong> Link to the game<\/a><\/p>\n Taine Havenmann<\/strong>, from Durban High School<\/strong>, spearheaded the visitors’ efforts, scoring 35 runs before snaring 2\/15 as his team frustrated the Grey side. Glenwood<\/strong>‘s Ciaran Roundtree<\/strong> bowled well, too, picking up 2\/17, while Selborne College<\/strong>‘s Ethan Currin<\/strong> claimed 2\/25.<\/p>\n Xander Elkington<\/strong>, who has enjoyed a stellar run of form with the bat this year, having already scored two tons, showed his versatility by leading Grey’s bowling attack. He claimed 3\/19 as the visitors, batting first, were held to 137\/8.<\/p>\n Then, when Grey replied, Marco Giaconni<\/strong> played a confident innings for 41 runs and Kian Cambier<\/strong> offered strong assistance with a further 32 runs off of 20 deliveries.<\/p>\n The rest of the Grey batsmen struggled to find a foothold and the home team suddenly found themselves chasing the game.<\/p>\n However, Tristan Kemp<\/strong> and Matthew Wolfe<\/strong> kept their composure, and Kemp scored a vital two runs off the final delivery to secure a stalemate, which brought on a Super Over.<\/p>\n Giaconni and Cambier were entrusted at the crease for the home team, with Dillon Garrod<\/strong>, who entered the fray when Cambier’s wicket fell, boosting the run rate immediately with a six.<\/p>\n Giaconni also struck a boundary off the only delivery he faced to help Grey to a challenging 21 runs off of their over.<\/p>\n Tristan Grundling<\/strong> then secured victory for the home side by restricting Futura to 13 runs in their final visit to the middle.<\/p>\n In Makhanda, St Andrew’s College<\/strong> continued their dominant run of form as they beat Stanley CC<\/strong> by 51 runs.<\/p>\n Mitch Coventry<\/strong> (67) and Alex Price<\/strong> (57) impressed with the bat, while Karabo van Heerden<\/strong> led the bowling attack as they defended their 30-over total of 221\/7.<\/p>\n