After the bats were first asked, Sibley and Jacks reached 59-0 at the end of the six PowerPlay game, but the situation was broken in 74 in the eighth when Jacks cut Benny Howell to Liam Dawson for 41 balls from 24 balls.
In the figure, Jason Roy ran out after some wonderful works by James Vinces, the sprawling of the ends after recording seven of 13 balls, after collecting 258 in his previous five breach.
With his team 96-2 in twelfth place, Sebley returned to work and put half a century from 32 balls, but after adding 42 balls from 27 balls with Koran, he eventually fell for 70 balls from 46 balls to diving from James Fuller in the middle of it after ever before Scott Corri (2-36).
Koran and Lori Evans added 34 of the next 13 delivery before Koran Vuller skiing to Vince to leave to 20 balls 38 with two amounts remain.
Evans were arrested by Duwald Brevis off Corrie in the final match for 19 of 10 balls, and closed visitors in 193-6 with Tom Coran ran out of the final ball for 10.
LHUAN-Dre Pretorius cut Sam Coran from his sixth of the third ball from Hambashire's response and offered his strength with 14 Reese Touli Topli upon his return to a Syrian team.
However, South Africa fell in a taming manner in fourth place, in an attempt to sweep only to the upper edge to Topley (2-24) off the cranes for 28 of 19 balls.
Falcons captain Vince (9) followed him, as Topley flew to Chris Jordan in the middle, and the interior of the interior Nathan Smith behind Evans where the hosts were 45-3 at the end of PowerPlay.
Brevis welcomed Kiwi Mitch Santner with two balls in three balls, but the game looked up when he was hiding to Smith in Jordan's depths to leave for 16 of 10 balls with 120 runs still needed from 11 sums.
Jordan (2-17) picked up the second Wikit when a promising and atomic atmosphere ended when one pulled one to Six in 27, while Fuller (11) threw Santiner to the cranes, and Liam Dawson (1) reached Koran to leave Hawks 98-7 in the fourteenth.
Santiner Boer Chris Wood (3) until he ended with 2-36, and Smith was Beni Huil (10), which was caught by Roy and John Turner (4) to Jordan to finish numbers from 3-18 where the hawks were collected with 13 balls to spare them.
