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A basement battle looms at St. George's Park as the SA20 League 2025 pits two struggling giants against each other. Defending champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape host Durban's Super Giants in Match 14, with both sides desperate to climb from the bottom rungs of the table. With just one win apiece, last season's finalists find themselves in unfamiliar territory. The Super Giants hold a marginal advantage with an extra point from a no-result, though their net run rate trails the Sunrisers. The hosts found their first victory of the season in their previous clash against these same Super Giants. That win was built on strong performances from Zak Crawley and Tom Abell with the bat, while the all-round excellence of Marco Jansen continued to shine through. However, captain Aiden Markram's patchy form remains a concern for their middle order. And with an able batter and finisher in the form of Tristan Stubbs, they can be very threatening on a given day. The Sunrisers' bowling unit shows signs of settling, with Richard Gleeson and Baartman finding their rhythm, though their spin department still seeks consistency as they aim for back-to-back wins. The Super Giants arrive at St. George's Park eager to snap their two-match losing streak, with both defeats coming while chasing. Their primary concern has been batting collapses, failing to last the full 20 overs despite facing achievable targets. While openers Matthew Breetzke and the repositioned Quinton de Kock at number 4 have shown glimpses of form, but they are still due to produce a decisive knock. More worrying is Heinrich Klaasen's quiet run who has managed just 30 runs across three matches, including a duck and a single. His explosive potential remains untapped, but his return to form could be crucial for their batting fortunes. The bowling unit offers more encouragement, particularly through spinners Noor Ahmad and Keshav Maharaj bringing their bag of tricks through crafty spells. St. George's Park has historically favored batting, evidenced by its two highest scores coming from clashes between these two teams itself - the Super Giants' 225 last season and Eastern Cape's 210 in 2023. However, this season's sole game here painted a different picture, with the hosts collapsing to 77 while chasing 175 in the curtain raiser. With a 5-1 lead in the head-to-head history, one might say the Eastern Cape have a significant edge, but do not count DSG out as they are not going out without any fight. Another rollicking clash awaits you all!