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Hashim Amla struck an unbeaten 56 as South Africa eased to an eight-wicket win over defending champions Sri Lanka in the final match of the Super 10 stage of the World Twenty20. Amla guided the Proteas to their target of 121 with 14 balls left to complete a miserable tournament for Sri Lanka, who won just one of their four games to finish level with Afghanistan on points.With both sides already eliminated from the tournament, only a consolation win was on offer to the victors and South Africa cruised it despite a solid start by their opponents.Dinesh Chandimal, leading the side in the absence of the injured Lasith Malinga (hamstring), put on 45 for the first wicket with Tillakaratne Dilshan (36) in under five overs but when the wheels fell off, they did quickly.Dilshan welcomed Aaron Phangiso (2-26) into the attack by swatting the left-armer for 10 off two balls but the spinner gained quick revenge by bowling Chandimal and Lahu Thirimanne through the gate with successive deliveries.Just when Sri Lanka seemed back on track with a third-wicket stand of 30, Milinda Siriwardana (15) was sent back by Dilshan as he attempted to pinch a single to mid-wicket only to be run out by a distance.A score of 75-3 became 78-4 as Shehan Jayasuriya looped a catch to cover and seven runs later Dilshan was on his way, trapped lbw on the sweep by Farhaan Behardien.Chamara Kapugedera had no answer to Imran Tahirs googly before recalled paceman Dale Steyn claimed his first wicket of the tournament, Thisara Perera picking out Behardien at cover.Sri Lankas last five wickets fell for 35 runs and a total of 120 off 19.3 overs never looked enough even when Quinton de Kock was run out by Dilshans throw for nine.Faf du Plessis (31) made light work of knocking off the runs until he fell to a terrible lbw decision, given out as he attempted to scoop despite a big inside edge.Amla went on to post his fifty off 47 balls, passing 1,000 career T20 runs in the process, before AB de Villiers swung a Suranga Lakmal full toss for six to end the match in emphatic style.Watch England take on New Zealand in the first mens semi-final live on Sky Sports 2 this Wednesday from 2pm. 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He totaled 41 tackles and three interceptions while starting all but four of the 13 games he played last season.Tim Leiweke is not afraid to admit that, like many fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs, hes planned the long-awaited Stanley Cup parade in Toronto. The new head of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment told the Washington Post that he wants the organization to focus on current results, not past accomplishments. "I have it planned out and its going to be fantastic," said Leiweke. "If you can all dream about that and get that in your mind, well have something were all driven toward. "I dont want the players walking in the hallways of the Air Canada Centre and seeing pictures from 1962," he added. "Get rid of those pictures and tell them, this is your legacy." As part of that legacy, Leiweke suggested that Leafs general manager Dave Nonis will have his contract situation solidified in the near future. "Well probably have some news on that very soon," Leiweke told the Post. "Im a big Dave Nonis fan, and I want a culture here that is different than the one I stepped into." The former AEG executive has set a goal of doubling the value of the organization in the next five to seven years with winning being front and centre. "Winning does a lot of that, 30 per cent minimum comes just from winning," Leiweke suggested. On that note, he offered a unique prespective on the Leafs heart-breaking first-round loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 7. "I think they need a few ass-kickings, and thats one that will stay with them for a long time,"t; Leiweke said of the Leafs players.dddddddddddd "I think it will pay huge dividends in the long term, no matter how painful it was." MLSEs NBA property, the Toronto Raptors, meanwhile are a team in transition looking to build through the draft and Leiweke felt that former general manager Bryan Colangelo was not part of the future. "I didnt get along with the GM of the basketball team, so we brought in somebody who sees the world the same way I do," he said, adding the owners "are very aware that we may ultimately have to, excuse my English, suck to be good. They understand theyre going to have to be patient there." Patience is what he preaches and has told the owners of MLSE as much. "Our owners know weve got to be patient and stop knee-jerking like we have in the past," he said. Major League Soccers Toronto FC has also struggled and, while he would not comment on rumours of Uruguayan international Diego Forlan joining the team, Leiweke did say a splash is needed to keep the fans interest. "We better have a significant signing or this erosion were currently experiencing will continue," he said. Bringing the NFL to Toronto would also add to the MLSE brand and Leiweke would like to add that to the stable of teams. "It is a safe bet to say well have some role there, to be determined, but thats on our radar screen," he said. "I know the league well and if we can help in that, we will certainly try to help." ' ' '