There were also three wickets for Tabraiz Shamsi (3/54) as the visitors were bundled out for 208 in pursuit of 313.
That total was built around opener Agathangelou’s platform-laying innings and an attacking effort by number three batsman Moonsamy, after their side had won the toss and elected to bat first.
The former top-scored with 113 from 124 balls (nine fours and four sixes), his maiden ton in List A cricket and bettering the 94 he scored while playing for North West against Eastern Province in provincial cricket way back in 2010/11.
Moonsamy, meanwhile, recorded his maiden ton at franchise level and second overall when he struck a breezy 107 from 98 balls (11 fours and two sixes).
It enabled the Titans to amass 312/7.
The pick of the away bowlers was Sisanda Magala, after he claimed 3/65.
The Warriors made a decent attempt to chase down the total particularly early on as Gihahn Cloete clubbed 82 from 74 balls.
The men from the Eastern Cape had reached 106/2 in the 19th over but then faded away badly.
Shamsi was the chief destroyer, but Junior Dala and Grant Thomson picked up 2/28 apiece as the Warriors fell apart.
Magala’s 30 was the next best score with his side slumping to a third loss in four games.
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