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.

The one thing the Eagles to have going for them is wickets in hand. With 10 overs to go and 7 wickets in hand, and captain Dippenaar still there, they could look to post a total of 130 to 140 and put the Dolphins batting lineup under some pressure.

The Dolphins are on top but as everyone knows, in Pro 20 cricket, that could just be fleeting.