Champions League T20, 2012

Pat Cummins pinched a bye off the final delivery of the match to help his side win the game and take them into the final of the CLT20.

Delhi Daredevils failed to break the jinx of not being able to get past a semi-final as they ended up 23 runs short of the target against the Highveld Lions.

After the sudden ruling of a reserve day which favoured the side from Delhi, the Lions had considered taking legal action against the organisers.

Unbeaten thus far in the competition, the Sydney Sixers will look to end their perfect campaign so far in perfect fashion with another win in the final.

With rain predicted for the next couple days in Durban and Centurion, the CLT20 Governing Council has confirmed that a reserve day has been set aside in the event of a washout of either of these matches.

Mitchell Starc, Moises Henriques and Pat Cummins picked up two wickets apiece to help Sydney Sixers defend a total of 136/7 successfully against the Mumbai Indians.

The stage has been set up for the Aces. A good win against the winless Perth will keep them interested in the final match of the group between Delhi and Titans.

South Africa and Kolkata all-rounder, Jacques Kallis has felt that if not for the washed out match against Perth, Kolkata had a very good chance of qualifying for the semi-finals of the T20 Cup.

After setting a target of 189, Kolkata bowled the Titans out for a meagre 89 to seal their first victory of the Champions League T20.

Delhi found an unlikely hero in Ajit Agarkar who came up with a crucial knock apart from performing well with the ball to help his side defeat Perth by 3 wickets.