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Abu Dhabi T10 2024/25, DG vs MSA Final Match Report, December 2, 2024

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Deccan Gladiators 110 for 2 (Kohler-Cadmore 56*, Pooran 28) won Morrisville Samp Army 104 for 7 (Du Plessis 34, Gous 21, Gleeson 2-16) by eight wickets

Tom Kohler-Cadmore plundered an unbeaten 56 off 21 balls, while Nicholas Pooran smashed 28 off just ten to hand Deccan Gladiators their second Abu Dhabi T10 title in three years with an eight-wicket win over Morrisville Samp Army in the final.

By choosing the field, the Gladiators made sure that the Samp Army would not be allowed to escape at any time. Maheesh Theekshana struck first sending Sharjeel Khan back for 5 before Charith Asalanka ran out. Andries Gous (21 off nine) and Faf du Plessis (34 off 23) added a 37-run stand in 16 balls for the third wicket to progress the game.

The Gladiators, however, came back to take four wickets for six runs in 11 balls to restrict Samp Army. Karim Janat’s unbeaten eight-ball 16 took Samp Army to 104 for 7, a below-par score considering the format. Richard Gleeson was Gladiators’ most effective bowler, taking 2 for 16 in his two overs.

In response, Kohler-Cadmore wasted no time and accelerated. He smashed Rohan Mustafa for four consecutive fours in the opening to set up the chase. Pooran then came into action smashing Amir Hamza for a six before hitting Imad Wasim for two sixes and a four in the third over. It took Gladiators 2.4 overs to reach the 50 mark.

Isuru Udana gave Samp Army some relief by removing Pooran, but Rilee Rossouw smashed three fours in her first four deliveries to regain all the momentum. Kohler-Cadmore then smoked Qais Ahmed for three sixes and a four in the fifth over, which was for 25, and Gladiators were almost home.

Kohler-Cadmore registered his half-century off 17 balls before Hamza removed Rossouw for 12, and Jos Buttler rounded things off with a six off Qais. It took the Gladiators 6.5 overs to surpass their target of 105. Kohler-Cadmore finished the tournament as the leading run-getter with 278 runs in nine innings at a strike rate of 198.57, with three fifties.



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