South Africa left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj revealed he was keen to bowl the first Super Over too, before getting the responsibility to bowl in the second tie-breaker against Afghanistan in what turned out to be one of the greatest T20 World Cup matches of all time here Wednesday.

SA pipped Afghanistan after two Super Overs in a thrilling Group D match after posting 187-6. Afghanistan matched that total but failed to knock off the required 23 runs when the game went into the six-ball each shootout for the second time on a frenzied day.