MI Cape Town ended their SA20 title drought with a dominant 76-run victory over defending champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape, powered by Kagiso Rabada's stellar bowling and crucial contributions from Dewald Brevis and George Linde.

A sensational all-round performance steered MI Cape Town to the SA20 title as they denied two-time champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape in Saturday's final at the Wanderers.

MICT beat SEC by 76 runs and they have clinched their maiden title in the tournament. Rabada finishes with four scalps to his name and MICT have bowled out the Sunrisers for a paltry 105. What a thrashing in the final. They have shown that they were the best team of the competition throughout.

Rashid Khan' s MI Cape Town have been crowned the new champions of the SA20, after they denied Aiden Markram' s Sunrisers Eastern Cape a three-peat and decimated them for the third time this season, in front of a packed crowd at the Wanderers.

MI Cape Town clinched their first SA20 title with a commendable performance led by Kagiso Rabada's four-wicket haul. Restricting Sunrisers Eastern Cap

MI Cape Town secured a spot in the SA20 Final by winning their qualifier, while Sunrisers Eastern Cape had to fight through back-to-back matches. The

X For any individual or a team, it certainly would feel great to finish first after coming last the previous two times. Wouldn’t it? Well, MI Cape Town experienced precisely this emotion as they conquered the Sunrisers Eastern Cape with much valour last evening amid a packed Wanderers stadium dazzling in a sea of orange and blue.

MI Cape Town spearhead Kagiso Rabada delivered an inspired performance with the ball to lead his team to their maiden SA20 title at a sold-out Wanderers on Saturday evening. Rabada's performance was fitting of the grand occasion with the fast bowler claiming 4/25 to dismiss the Sunrisers Eastern Cape for just 105 in response to MI Cape Town's 181/8 - the second-highest score in a SA20 Final,