The Eagles stepped up to the crease with an average score of 97 to chase down and with the rain all cleared up from this afternoon, the Stadium’s atmosphere started to intensify!

Warriors came out bowling aggressively and did well to restrict the runs of starters Rossouw (11) and van Wyk(22), efficiently taking down Roussouw and soon after Hendricks between the 4th and the 6th over.

After yestedays lucky break for the Warriors we find ourselves back at the Sahara Oval!

The Warriors having posted a poor score of 117 compared to other totals in the series,yesterday are looking to do a tad better in the Rematch with a few changes to the batting line up after yesterdays game was abandoned due to the rain.

It looks like the Eagles have won the toss and have elected to bat first this time.

Now with no interruptions in sight, can we finally have a dry one!

Put on your hard hats People! Its Pro20 Time!

Today the Warriors play the Eagles in the second leg of the Standard Bank Pro20 semi final at the Sahara Oval in PE.

With the Warriors having succumbed to the Rain and the Eagles in the first leg of the semi final in Bloem , they would not be looking for a repeat in front of their home crowd at the Sahara Oval .

The match is expected to begin at 14:00, with the Eagles winning the toss and elected to field first. Lets see how the Warriors perform this time.

The 2008 Pro20 Semi-Final between the Titans and the Cobras in Newlands.

The entire game in 3 minutes :)

Time lapse :)

If you're really good you'll be able to spot each ball being bowled!

The Eagles are in big trouble at 69/6 with the latest wicket, that of Telemachus, resulting in a run out with both batsman racing to the same end, leaving confusion about who exactly was out! After some time it was Telemachus who made the walk back to the dugout, run out without facing a ball.

3 run outs in a row will have the Eagles coach Corrie van Zyl tearing his hair out.

Another wicket has fallen has Thomas finds the edge of Baily's bat, leaving the Eagles staring down the barrel at 70/7 in the 14th over.

67/3 had become 70/7 with Tshabala joining Du Preez at the crease.

We're half way in the Eagles innings with the batting side 56/3, going at under 6 to the over, ensuring that the Dolphins are still on top.

The Eagles had begun to rebuild, if a bit slowly, through Dippenaar and Elgar, and looked to be set and upping the tempo with 11 and 12 runs coming of successive overs from Kent and Smit, when Elgar was run out by Louw, giving the Dolphins a timely wicket and once again putting the Eagles on the backfoot.

Elgar made 17 from 20 balls, with a single 6 and 4.