AND SA20 The team of the season 3 was announced champions Mi Cape Town (MICT) They left an indisputable sign, dominating in a five -player line in XI.
Their incredible performances in the entire tournament secured their second SA20 title, and the individual splendor of several players made them the most represented franchise at the best XI tournament. Tim, led SUNRIASS EASTERN CAPE (sec)with Aiden Markkramalso contains top performers from other franchises, including Eastern Cape, Paarl Royals (pr) and Joburg Super Kings (JSK)Ensuring a well -balanced team.
Players on top of the order under the captain of Aiden Marko
The tournament was witnessing the appearance of young talents, and none stood out more than Paarl Royals (pr)‘ Lhuan-Vrt Praetorwho ended up as a leading league runner. At only 18 years old, Pretorius made history, equal to Tilak VarmaThe most ride record achieved by a teenager in one season of franchise T20 League. By imprisoning 397 runs at an exceptional rate of strike of 166.80, Pretorius showed a fearless approach, often taking the attack on the bowlers in PowerPlay. His amazing 97 on his debut set a tone for the explosive season, proving his ability to dominate the highest level.
Cape Town’s Ryan Rickelton Complete Praetorium at the top of the row, producing a starry season with 336 runs with an incredible strike of 178.72. After already impressed in longer formats, Rickelton translated his form in T20 Arena, reaching for three half a century. His contributions at the key nodes, including the glittering 33 of the 15 balls in the finals, ensured that Cape Town established competitive sums. His ability to maintain consistency throughout the tournament made him an automatic selection at the best XI.
Middle Order strengthened Joe Root and others
The middle line had a combination of stability, experience and raw strength, with Joe Root,, Markkram and Dewald Brevis core formation. In his first season, Root played the role of a reliable anchor with the Royals, retaining an impressive rate of 140.20 strike. By biting 279 running on average 55.80, Root ensured that his team effectively chased the goals, registering two of the three fifties in successful chase. His part -time extraordinary spin also proved to be valuable, contributing to five shots at an economic rate of only 7.00.
Eastern Cape Marko Captain Mark continued impressive running, accumulating 340 runs in an on average of 37.77, while inserting five winches. Although he is not the most aggressive striker, Maphram’s ability to save his team from difficult situations made him neopodic. His undefeated 68 in a mandatory encounter showed his temperament and ability to attach under pressure. Like ROOT, Markkum also provided breakthrough with his extraordinary, making him a complete package.
Young sensation of Cape Town, Dewald BrevisHe added an element of explosiveness to the middle order. Despite being transferred to different positions in the hit line, Brevis provided a phenomenal campaign, breaking 291 runs with an incredible stop of 184.17 strike. His ability to clean the ropes was incomparable, ending up as a leading six shots of the tournament with a 25 maximum. His undefeated 73 against Capital of the Pretoria He was a master class in power powers and continued his big match with a significant contribution and in the qualifications and in the final, consolidating his reputation of one of the most dangerous young blows in the Crite T20. The line also contained an experience and the power of a severe impact David Miller who broke 248 runs in 10 games with an explosive stop strike of over 136 and as an amazing average of 58.
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Versatile and bowlers: strong presence of Marc Jansen
The lower middle -order attack and bowling contained the winners of the matches that made a significant contribution in both departments. Eastern Cape Marco Jansen He was one of the most exciting comprehensive tournaments, scoring 204 driving while ending as the highest WICKET carrier with 19 scalp. His crucial 51, while entering 26/5 against the capital cities, showed his potential for hitting, while his best bowling 4/13 highlighted his ability to change the game unanimously.
Cape Town’s George Linde She played a major role in their campaign that won the title, great as versatile. He contributed to 161 running at a glittering rate of a strike of 153.33, and at the same time took 11 shots in an impressive economy of 6.29. His ability to complete the inings with a baton and holds things firmly with the ball made him a key advantage for the champions.
The leading pace of attack was the main bowler of Cape Town, Kagiso Rabadawho delivered when it was most important. Although he had a relatively peaceful league stage, Rabada saved his best for the finals, where he dismantled the chase on the Eastern Cape with a sensational 4-25. His ability to hit the key moments turned the tide to Mid Cape Town, ensuring that they had abolished the trophy in a dominant way.
Rabadin’s ball partner will be Richard Gleeson and the king of swinging left hand Trent Boult. Gleeson was sensational throughout the season for the Eastern RT with 14 shots in his pocket on average 24.2. In the meantime, Bould was Trump Card for Cape Town because he chose 11 shots under economy 7 with the best figures of 2/9.
12. Tim man
The dynamic companion of Joburg Super Kings, Donovan Ferreira, was declared the 12th man for his explosive performances. Dewald Ferreira from Joburg Super Kings had a impressive Sa20 2025 season, earned a place as a 12th man on the team of the year. He scored 163 rides in seven stabs at the rate of 155.23 strike, with the best of 51. With the ball, he took eight hicket in eight stabs in an economy of 5.81, delivering the best spell of 3/23. His versatile contributions made the team balance, making him a key service player. Despite limited occasions, he showed consistency in both departments. His performances hint at a promising future in the franchise crisis.
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