The Super Giants restricted SunRisers to 127 all out from their 100 balls as England's Gus Atkinson (3-30) and Sonny Baker (2-22) led the way, before opening batters Tim Seifert (80no from 40) and Paul Walter (44no from 28) knocked off the target with 33 balls to spare.
The huge margin of victory saw the Super Giants move above SunRisers into second place in the group table, with both sides on 20 points but Manchester having edged ahead on net run-rate. The result also confirmed Trent Rockets' place in Sunday's final as table-toppers.
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Super Giants and SunRisers occupy the positions that would see them meet in Friday's eliminator for a place in the final, but can still technically be caught by fourth-placed MI London and fifth-placed Welsh Fire, who go into their final group-stage matches on Wednesday on 16 points, meaning wins would take them to 20 points.
While Welsh Fire's negative net run-rate of -1.001 makes it almost impossible they could catch either Super Giants or SunRisers when they face London Spirit, a big win for MI London away to Birmingham Phoenix could feasibly lift them into second or third.
Welsh Fire's clash with London Spirit is live on Sky Sports from 3pm, with MI London's trip to Edgbaston following at 6.30pm.
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