England Acquisition as a victor through a huge margin of 342 Run against South Africa in the third and last odi of the Drie-Match series. However, the Proteas has secured the series with a margin of 1-2. The victory of England is the largest ever in terms of runs in the history of ODI Cricket.
After being asked to hit, England received the ideal basis of openers Ben Duckett (31 of 33) and Jamie Smith (62 discount 48). The partnership was broken Duckett fell to Bosch in the ninth, while Keshav Maharaj Smith struck in the 17th. South Africa’s search for the next Wicket ended in the 40th as if Jacob Bethell hit his first ODI ton (110 from only 82 balls) and added a huge 182 run from 144 balls for the third wicket with Joe Root. Root scored its own century and gained 100 of 96.
South Africa skipped twice in the 41st with Bethell who fell to Maharaj and Harry Brook. A late Blitz from Jos Butler (62* from 32), however, has driven England to 414/5 in their 50 overs, including 27 extras. Nandre Burger (0/95 in 10 overs) was the most expensive bowler, while Codi Yusuf 80 allowed in 10 overs over his ODI debut. Bosch (2/79 in 10 overs) and Keshav Maharaj (2/61 in 8 overs) each took a few wickets.
On the way to having to chase a gigantic objective, it was a horror show South Africa with the bat as Hey was reduced to 7/4 in 4.4 overs, staring to a record layer total, with Jofra Archer Breathable fire. By the time they faced 10 overs, the Touring outfit had already lost six wickets. Bosch (20 out of 32) emerged as the top scorer in a rather forgetful performance.
Keshav Maharaj (17 out of 17) and Tristan Stubbs (10 out of 22) were the two batters who got double digits scores when South Africa folded for a meager 72 in 20.5 overs. Archer (4/18 in 9 overs) was the main architect of the victory of England with the ball and assured the player of the Match Award. Adil Rashid (3/13 in 3.5 overs) and Brydon Carse (2/33 in 6 overs) were also under the Wickets.
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