DHS Secures Back-to-Back Clifton T20 Titles

For the second consecutive year, Durban High School (DHS) showcased their dominance in the Clifton T20 Tournament, claiming the prestigious Centenary Cup with an undefeated record. Facing a strong Westville Boys’ High team in the final, DHS posted 161/9, with standout performances from Ismaeel Omar (38) and Dhilan Naraidu (29). A fiery bowling attack led by captain Bayanda Majola, who struck early to dismiss key batsmen, ensured DHS defended their total, sealing a 15-run victory.

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For the second consecutive year, Durban High School (DHS) showcased their dominance in the Clifton T20 Tournament, claiming the prestigious Centenary Cup with an undefeated record. Facing a strong Westville Boys’ High team in the final, DHS posted 161/9, with standout performances from Ismaeel Omar (38) and Dhilan Naraidu (29). A fiery bowling attack led by captain Bayanda Majola, who struck early to dismiss key batsmen, ensured DHS defended their total, sealing a 15-run victory.

The tournament featured thrilling individual displays, including Josh van Biljon’s 103* for DHS and Riley Miller’s explosive 123* for Waterkloof. Westville’s Seth Simpson also impressed, but his team fell short in the final. Clifton College Executive Headmaster Clyde Mac Donald praised the tournament’s success as a celebration of cricket and community, with DHS coach Fabian Lazarus earning back-to-back "Coach of the Tournament" honors. The Clifton T20, in just its second year, has already established itself as a premier school cricket competition.


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