Bay Goliaths thought of a heartless all-round presentation as they blew Dubai Capitals away to make it three dominates in three matches in the debut ILT20. Requested to bat first, Monsters set up 181/6 on the board before their bowlers went through their rivals to bowl them out for only 80 inside 15 overs. Rehan Ahmed started off in style with a full go-around of limits in the second over of the game yet was before long sent back by Isuru Udana. James Vince then dominated and directed the side to 48/1 toward the finish of the powerplay. Chris Lynn battled for timing on the night yet Vince continued onward. He crushed Fabian Allen for two or three sixes and a four off progressive conveyances and raised his third consecutive fifty in the competition. Two additional sixes off Mujeeb Ur Rahman followed as Vince put himself in a position for an immense score. Be that as it may, Capitals organized an exemplary fightback with speedy wickets as the batting side went from 104/1 to 121/5 pretty fast. There was a genuine risk of Monsters imploding at that stage yet Shimron Hetmyer moved forward when his side required him the most and thought of a fundamental appearance where he cleared the ropes threefold to direct them past 180 ultimately. That target ended up being a lot for Capitals particularly subsequent to losing the in-structure Robin Uthappa from the get-go in the pursuit. Joe Root brought three limits however battled for most parts and furthermore watched hitters fall with hardly a pause in between at the opposite end. David Wiese eliminated Chirag Suri and Rovman Powell in the equivalent over and disposed of Yusuf Pathan too to enlist dazzling figures of 3/3 in his two overs. With Rehan Ahmed castling Root, a portion of the side were at that point back in the structure with only 44 sudden spikes in demand for the board. Aside from Root, just Dasun Shanaka figured out how to contact twofold digits as Chris Jordan hit the woodwork threefold towards the finish to tidy up Capitals for only 80. Brief scores: Gulf Giants 181/6 in 20 overs (James Vince 76, Shimron Hetmyer 37*; Akif Raja 2/23) beat Dubai Capitals 80 in 14.3 overs (Dasun Shanaka 23; David Wiese 3/3, Chris Jordan 3/12) by 101 runs.