Just days before the highly anticipated 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL) commences, Delhi Capitals (DC) have made a signific?ant alteration to their squad due to an unfortu?nate injury.

Lungi Ngidi ruled out

Delhi Capitals received a major setback as their talented pacer, Lungi Ngidi, has been ruled out of the entire IPL 2024 season due to injury. Known for his pace and experience in the league, Ngidi’s absence leaves a void in the Capitals’ bowling lineup.

Replacement announced

In response to Ngidi’s absence, Delhi Capitals swiftly announced the replacement, opting for the explosive batting prowess of Jake Fraser-McGurk. The Australian talent, who has showcased his skills in the international arena, will join the Capitals’ camp for his reserve price of INR 50 lakh.

“Delhi Capitals (DC) named all-rounder Jake Fraser-McGurk as replacement for Lungisani Ngidi for the upcoming edition of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024. Ngidi, who has played 14 IPL matches and has 25 wickets against his name, was ruled out of the TATA IPL 2024 due to injury. Jake Fraser-McGurk has played 2 ODIs for Australia. He joins DC for his reserve price of INR 50 Lac,” an IPL media advisory read.

Also READ: IPL 2024 �?5 teams who will have new capt??ains in the upcoming season

DC’s campaign and season opener

Not so long ago, Delhi Capitals received a significant boost with the return of their regular captain, Rishabh Pant, who was given the green flag by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to join the upcoming season of the lucrative league. Under Pant’s leadership, the Capitals aim to make a mark in the IPL 2024 season.

They are set to kickstart their journey against Punjab Kings (PBKS) o?n March 23 at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, Chandigarh.

Also READ: South Africa legend AB de Villiers names a player he is looking f??orward t??o watch in IPL 2024

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In a riveting encounter at The Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, the Paarl Royals asserted their supremacy, clinching a noteworthy five-wicket victory against the Joburg Super Kings in the match 17 of SA20 2024. In the game, Lungi Ngidi orchestrated a masterful dismissal with a sensational slower delivery that outfoxed none other than the opposition captain, Faf du Plessis.

Joburg Super Kings’ steady start and Lungi Ngidi’s intervention

Having lost the toss, the Super Kings found themselves batting first. Openers Reeza Hendricks and Du Plessis established a s??teady foundation, amassing 23 runs in the initial five overs. Du Plessis, with an encouraging 17 runs adorned with three boundaries, seemed poised to accelerate and set the stage for a substantial total. However, Ngidi had different plans.

Ngidi’s masterful bowling: The Faf du Plessis dismissal

In a pivotal moment during the final over of the batting powerplay, Ngidi crafted a cricketing masterpiece. Delivering a deceptive slower ball that gracefully pitched on the off stump?? and cunningly spun back. Du Plessis, committed to a forward defensive shot??, found himself outfoxed as the ball seamlessly glided through the gate, crashing into the stumps with a resounding impact.

Here’s the video:

Paarl Royals bowlers are in their element. 🔥#Betway #SA20 #WelcomeToIncredible #JSKvPR pic.twitter.com/pTbsaIcNOQ

— Betway SA20 (@SA20_League) January 24, 2024

Also WATCH: Marcus Stoinis gets out hit-wicket in a bizarre way against MI? Cape Town

Reeza Hendricks’ resilience

Despite the early setback of their captain, Hendricks showcased resilience, compiling a stellar 79 runs off 56 balls. Leus du Plooy added a crucial 30 runs in the middle overs, while Moeen Ali‘s unbeaten cameo of 23 runs off 12 balls propelled the Super Kings to a competitive 168/3 in their allotted 20 overs. Ngidi, Andile Phehlukwayo and Fabian Allen made significant contributions with the ball?, scalping one wicket each for the Royals.

Paarl Royals’ composure in the chase

In response, the Royals displayed commendable composure, successfully chasing down the target with six balls to spare. Wihan Lubbe, occupying the No. 3 slot, emerged as the star performer with a dazzling innings of 57 runs off 48 balls, featuring three fours and an equal number of sixes. Dane Vilas provided pivotal support, contributing 42 runs off?? 26 balls.

Also READ: Twitter reactions: ?Wihan Lubbe’s stellar knock powers Paarl?? Royals to a comprehensive win over Joburg Super Kings in SA20 2024

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In anticipation of the upcoming Test series against India, South Africa‘s coach, Shukri Conrad, has provided a crucial update on the availability of key pacers Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi. Following the setback of losing the One Day International (ODI) series to a Rohit Sharma-less Team India, the Proteas are keen on making a strong comeback in the Test format. The two Tests are scheduled to take place in Centurion from December 26-30 an?d in ??Cape Town from January 3-7, 2024.

South Africa Coach’s take on Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi’s fitness

Rabada has been contending with a recent heel injury, while Ngidi has been r??ecovering from an ankle issue. However, Coach Conard expressed optimism about both pacers, affirming that they remain integral parts of the squad and are available for sel??ection in the Boxing Day Test match on December 26.

“They are both here with us and that means they are available for selection as things stand. We have not called anybody in as a replacement and hopefully come the morning of the match we have 15 fit players to select from,” Conrad was ??quoted as saying by The Times of?? India.

Also READ: SA vs IND, 2023-24: South A??frica’s best playing XI for the first Test against Ind?ia

Young sensation Gerald Coetzee

Conard has also shed light on the promising 23-year-old fast bowler, Gerald Coetzee, who showcased his skills during the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 in I??ndia. Describing Coetzee as a relatively new entrant in Test cricket, Conard emphasized his phenomenal performance every time he takes the field, irrespective of the format.

“He’s still a baby in Test cricket. He’s been phenomenal every time he’s stepped onto the field, whether it be with the white ball in his hand or the red one. This is just going to be another step. He brings aggression, he brings something that we’ve always prided ourselves on as South Africans, which is pace. He brings all of those elements and hopefully through the experience he builds in the (T20) league’s and playing for South Africa with the white and red ball, in a couple of years�?time he can be leading our bowling attack,”�?the 56-year-old concluded.

Last Test series between South Africa and India

During the series between both sides in Proteas land, India secured a victory in the first Test held in Centurion. Nevertheless, Sou?th Africa mounted a comeback, winning matches in Johannesburg and Cape Town, ultimately clinching the series 2-1. As the teams gear up for the upcoming Test series, the availability of key players adds a layer of anticipation to the cricketing contest.

Also READ: Star India all-rounder Shardul Thakur reveals the ??‘most difficult countr??y�?to play Test cricket

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In the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023, South Africa’s fast bowler Lungi Ngidi was notably absent from the playing eleven in the team’s ongoing encounter against Bangladesh. Speculations arose concerning the reasons behind Ngidi’s absence from the crucial match.

No Lungi Ngidi and Temba Bavuma in South Africa’s playing XI

According to South Africa’s stand-in captain Aiden Markram, their two prime players, Lungi Ngidi and Temba Bavuma, have been rested for the game as a prec?autionary measure for the remaining game.

Ngidi suffered a minor niggle in his knee during the team’s practice session ahead of the match, while Bavuma hasn’t fully covered from his illness. The Proteas skipper missed the game against England as well.

However, the team management remains optimistic about Ngidi and Bavuma’s quick recovery and anticipates their return to the playing in the subsequent matches.

Also READ: World Cup 2023 – Memes light up the internet as Afghanistan register historic victory over Pakistan

“We will bat first. Trying to approach in a similar way to the English game. It’s really hot [in Mumbai]. It took a toll on everyone, it’s advantage fielding in the evening,” said Makram at the toss.

“Ngidi has a niggle, he misses out, Lizaad [Williams] comes in,” he added.

Playing XI of both teams:

Bangladesh: T?anzi?d Hasan, Litton Das, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Shakib Al Hasan (c), Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Mahmudullah, Nasum Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman, Shoriful Islam, Hasan Mahmud

South Africa: Quinton de Kock (wk), Reeza Hendricks, Rassie van der Dussen, Aiden Markram (c), Hein??rich Klaasen?, David Miller, Marco Jansen, Gerald Coetzee, Keshav Maharaj, Kagiso Rabada, Lizaad Williams

Also READ: World Cup 2023 [In pics] – New Zealand cricketers meet Dalai Lama in Dharamsala; Virat Kohli visits Chinmaya Tapovan Ashram

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West Indies clashed with South Africa at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground in the first Test o?f the two-match red-ball series on Thursd??ay.

Opting to bat first, West Indies had a floundering start since both their openers Kraigg Brathwaite and Shai Hope departed early only after putting 31 runs on board. The next batters Nkrumah Bonner and Roston Chase looked to steady the innings, but the South African bowlers unsettled them as Kagiso Rabada, with his consistent efforts, got an edge from Bonner and wicket-keeper Quinton de Kock grabbed an easy catch.

The other Proteas bowlers Lungi Ngidi and Anrich Nortje, had a total riot with their back off length deliveries that left the Windies’ batsmen in tatters. The hosts’ middle-order was left gaping for some more time at the crease but lost all control of the game by flirting with loose deliveries and were stationed at 56/7.

It was only a few overs before Ngidi cleared the lower order and took the second fifer of his Tes?t career to bundle out the West Indies for a measly score of 97 onboard.

Ngidi hunted in pairs with Nortje, who bagged four wickets during his fiery spell. With 20 runs in his personal kitty, Jason Holder was the top scorer for his side.

In response, South Africa also looked to suffer the same fate as their skipper Dean Elgar departed without troubling the scorers. The next batter, Keegan Peterson, couldn’t make much amends and became the first victim of Jayden Seales by giving a catch to Holder.

However, Aiden Markram took the onus of helping his side cruise past their opponent’s paltry target and scored a half-century in the process. Seales banked on his talent once again to clean the well-set Markram and give an admirable performance on his debut. Thus, Markram left for the pavilion after smoking 60 runs off 110 deliveries.

Rassie van der Dussen played the anchor role without taking any risks and punishing the loose balls b?y smashing a 104-ball 34 laced wi??th three boundaries.

SA was posi??tioned at 128/4 at the end of Day 1 and led by 31 runs by a collective team effort.

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After Michael Holding’s moving speech in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement prior to the first Test between England and West Indies, South African pacer Lungi Ngidi had also voiced out his opinion ??on the trending topic?.

Ngidi had appealed to h??is teammates to make a stand on BLM movement, especially when?? the squad meet in the next time.

“It’s definitely something that we will discuss once we are together in person. We have spoken about it, and everyone is well aware of what’s going on. It’s a difficult one because we are not together, so it’s hard to discuss. But once we get back to playing that is definitely something we have to address as a team.”

“It’s something that we need to take very seriously and, like the rest of the world is doing, make a stand,” Ngidi had said.

However, Ngidi’s statement didn’t go down well with some former South Africa cricketers like Pat Symcox and Boeta Dippenaar, who urged the young speedster to stand for those farmers, mainly white, murdered in recent times.

But now, Ngidi’s former companion Hashim Amla and Cricket South Afr?ica (CSA) have offered their support to the right-arm bowler.

Amla wrote a lengthy message on his Instagram profile, thanking Ngidi and others who have “stood up for just causes in their own way”.

“The Black Lives Matter (BLM) campaign has relevance for everyone. Why? In the Islamic tradition it is understood that the first man, Adam (peace be upon him), was of dark skin henceforth all of humanity have deep roots to this proud heritage and should have zero qualms in being referred to as black,” wrote Amla.

“This makes it even more transparent for the person who believes in their black lineage that the imagined superiority of whites over blacks or blacks over whites, or one nationality over another, is merely delusional. Yes, that’s right- nothing but delusional.

“However many of us, including myself have bore the brunt of these delusions and have crazy stories to tell which is why it makes it even more admirable to see exceptional youngsters like @lungingidi doing his bit to represent us all. Thank you, brother and all those who stand up for just causes in their own way-publically and privately.

“I speak for myself and those who share this belief that the end product of being racist is only self-destruction and social change,” added Amla.

CSA also issued a statement, supporting Ngidi and the BLM movement. It also appealed to oth??er former and ??current cricketers to register their support for the campaign.

“We note the claims of discrimination and racism that have been made by current and former players and coaches, and we acknowledge that these are a part of the sport’s past, and sadly, it’s present. We have to face reality, as management and custodians of the game, that we need to come up with creative, tangible and meaningful ways to address this �?even more, than we have done already �?to make sure that they are not part of our future,” the statement read.

“As a national federation that is custodian to a sport that is loved and played by South African men and women, CSA is actively working to redress the inequalities of the past and to make cricket a truly transformed national sport of winners.

“CSA welcomes the statement of support for Lungi Ngidi’s BLM stance, made by 31 players and coaches, and the CSA Board and CSA Exco stand with this group, and every other cricket player, coach and fan that believes that there is no place for racism of any kind in cricket. CSA encourages more current and former players and coaches to do the same,” the statement further read.

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Amid lockdown in ?several countries, cricketers are shifting their focus towards social media platforms or trying different things to engage with their fans and followers. In the process, South Africa speedster Lungi Ngidi has revealed his best T20 XI he has played with or against.

Ngidi picked four Indians, four South Africans and one each from Australia, England and Afghanistan. The Durban-born bowler started the business by picking his countryman Quinton de Kock and India’s Rohit Sharma as openers.

De Kock has played 44 T20 internationals and scored 1226 runs with an impressive strike-rate of 136, while Rohit is the second-highest run-scorer in the shortest format. The Indian deputy has?? featured in 108 T20Is and clubbed 2773 runs with a strike-rate of 138.78.

Ngidi then picked Indian captain Virat Kohli and his former teammate AB de Villiers for the third and fifth p?lace, respectively. Kohli is the highest run-scorer in T20Is, scoring as many as 2794 runs in 82 games with an outstanding average of 50.80. De Villiers, who plays for RCB in IPL headed by Kohli, has played 78 matches and amassed 1672 runs with a strike-rate of 135.

Ngidi went with former South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis for the number fo?ur position. The Pretoria-born has played 47 T20 games at international level and scored 1407 runs with a strike-rate of 134.12. He has also smashed eight fifties and one hundred in the shortest format.

For the next two positions, the 24-year-old went for former India captain and his IPL team Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper MS Dhoni and England’s all-rounder Ben Stokes. Dhoni is the third-highest run-scorer in T20Is for India. In 98 games, the wicket-keeper batsman has scored 1617 runs. When it comes to Stokes, then in 26 games the southpaw has scored 305 runs and taken 14 wickets in the shortest format.

Among bowlers, Ngidi has picked Australia’s Josh Hazlewood, India’s Jasprit Bumrah, and his teammate Kagiso Rabada in the role of pacers. Bumrah has taken 59 wickets in 50 games, while Rabada has 30 scalps to his name in 24 matches. Hazlewood has only played 7 T20Is and grabbed 8 wickets.

For the spin department, the Northerns bowler selected Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan. In 48 games, Rashid has claimed 89 wickets which is the fourth highest in the shortest format of the game. Two times, the leggie has taken a five-wicket haul in T20Is, while three times he has earned a four-wicket haul.

Here is Lungi Ngidi’s T20 XI:

Quinton de Kock, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, F?af du Plessis, AB de Villiers, MS Dhoni, ??Ben Stokes, Rashid Khan, Josh Hazlewood, Kagiso Rabada, Jasprit Bumrah.

Not a bad team…@NgidiLungi r??ev??eals the best XI he has played with and against.

Thoughts?🤔#ProteaFire pic.twitter.com/n7RvVlqR6Q

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) April 24, 2020

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Lungi Ngidi, with 6/58 and Janneman Malan with 129, took South Africa to register their 50th win against mighty Australia in One-Day Internationals (ODI). There have been 102 matches played between the two sides, and after beating Aussies at Mangaung Oval in Bloemfontein on Thursday, the Quinton de Ko??ck-led side conquered 50th victory.

Career best 6-58 | career best 129*

That's that #ProteaFire pic.twitter.com/69WoFwQ7KV

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

Chasing 272 in 300 balls, Africa had a dreadful start as once again, Mitchell Starc got rid of De ?Kock early. But Malan and JJ Smuts stabilized the innings and added 91 runs before Adam Zampa sent Smuts back to the pavilion.

Soon after, Kyle Verreyne got out as well, but then came Heinrich Klaasen, who, along with Malan steadied the ship and built an 81-run partnership before Zampa again broke the run-stand and got K??laas?en. Now Malan and David Miller paired up to make sure they take their side over the line as the duo added 90 runs to defeat Australia by 6 wickets. In the process, Malan scored a fantastic maiden hundred in ODIs.

MALAN MILESTONE | 🇿🇦 227-4

CHEERS all around Mangaung Oval

Helmet off, arms raised aloft

He raises his bat for a maiden ODI TON 💯 in th??e colors of South Afri??ca

Nothing short of amazing 👏👏

Congratulations young lad, well played & deserved#ProteaFire #SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/ZaM1d1H2n8

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

1️⃣ A series clinching victory �?br />2️⃣ 16th ODI win at the Mangaung Oval�?/p>

And now for the big one:

3️⃣ 50th win for South Africa in ODI's against Australia.

That's that #ProteaFire 🔥 pic.twitter.com/NnjSRu3efX

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

Earlier, Aaron Finch and D Arcy Short shined to take their team to a competitive total of 271 in 50 overs. However, Ngidi ripped apart the Aussie batting unit by grabbing six wickets. Pacer Anrich Nortje claimed two, while Andile Phehlukwayo and Tabraiz Shamsi bagged one wicket each??.

For their match-winning contributions, both Ngidi and Malan were facilitated by the ‘Player of the Match’ award.

Most ODI wins for SA against a team:

• 50 vs Australia (102 matches)
• 50 vs Pakistan (79)
• 46 vs India (84)
• 44 vs Sri Lanka (77)
• 44 vs West Indies (62)

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

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Yasss Jannassss 🔥🔥 @Janneman_Malan //t.co/V6IF4eHVng

— JP Duminy (@jpduminy21) March 4, 2020

NGIDI 5�?⃣UNLOCKED | 🇿🇦🤝🇦🇺

??" The Fixer, ?Lambongidi" ..we call him Lungisani Ngidi

Consistency ☑️
Variation☑️
Poise ☑️

= Ngidi's 5�?�?th ODI wicket for 🇿🇦

What a moment for the youngster 👏

Hit ♥️ to show him some love #ProteaFire #SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/7RSwnA3rEU

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

Fastest 🇿🇦 bowlers to reach 50 ODI wickets:
Lungi Ngidi �?26 matches 🎉 👏
Lonwabo Tsotsobe �?27 matches
Imran Tahir �?28 matches

How many wickets will Ngidi end up with?#SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/gAatRRUyKU

— ICC (@ICC) March 4, 2020

Australia have not beaten South Africa in South Africa in ODIs since 2011. SA have now won 10 of their last 11 encounters against Australia. #Domination #SAvAUS

— ESPNcricinfo stats (@ESPNcric_stats) March 4, 2020

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The Australian cricket team, alrea??dy with their backs ?on the wall with a heavy defeat at Paarl, took on a spirited South African side for the second ODI at Mangaung Oval in Bloemfontein on Wednesday.

Australia brought back all-rounder Ashton? Agar in place of Josh Hazlewood, while South Africa replaced Temba Bavuma with JJ Smuts.

The buoyant hosts elected to bowl first and backed t?hemselves to chase down the Australian score. David Warner gave the Aussies a flying start in the power play with his 23-ball 35. Captain Aaron Finch stood tall at the other end with key wickets falling around him.

Lungi Ngidi wreaked havoc with the wickets of Warner, Steve Smith, and Marnus Labuschagne. F??inch consolidated the innings with his fine knock of 69.

The move to send D’Arcy Short at number five paid rich dividends for Justin ??Langer and Co. as he stabilized the Australian inning with his maiden half-century. Short scored a crucial knock of 69 and took the Aussie score abov??e 220, before giving away his wicket to Shamsi.

South African bowlers applied relentless pressure at the back e??nd of the innings as the visitors kept losing wickets in their bid to accelerate.

Anrich Nortje ended up with a couple of wickets, giving away 59 runs. Andile Phehlukwayo looked at his economical best, con??ceding only 44 and getting Mitchell Marsh out of the equation with a peach of a yorker.

The day belonged to Ngidi, who ended up with his career-best figures of 6/58 and was later adjudged as the joint ‘Player of Match.�?/p>

Proteas impressive bowling performance bowls Australia ?out | AUS: 271

Ngidi took a career best 6-58 a?s he led the charge with the ball for the Proteas.

Amongst the 6? wickets, h??e dismissed: Warner, Smith and Labuschagne.

South Africa need 272 to win#ProteaFire #SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/mYwiGQNNfj

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

Fastest 🇿🇦 bowlers to reach 50 ODI wickets:
Lungi Ngidi �?26 matches 🎉 👏
Lonwabo Tsotsobe �?27 matches
Imran Tahir �?28 matches

How many wickets will Ngidi end up with?#SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/gAatRRUyKU

— ICC (@ICC) March 4, 2020

Coming out to bat, South Africa had? to chase down a target of 272. Mitchell Starc completed his formality by destroying the stumps of Quinton de Kock up front yet again in the first over. The Proteas skipper still has no clue how to play Starc’s full-in swinging yorker.

With the early wicket of de Kock, Janneman Malan and JJ Smuts stitched a valuable partnership of 91 runs. Smuts added 41 to the scoreboard before Zampa sent him back to the pavilion. The match was evenly po?ised with the wicket of Kyle Verreynne, and the score at 103-3.

Then came the centurion from the previous game, Heinrich Klassen (51), and sent all Australian bowlers out of the park.
However, it was? Malan who shepherded the South African chase with his maiden ODI century. Malan took his side across the finishing line, with his poignant knock of 129 off 139 deliveries, w??hich consisted of seven boundaries and four maximums.

MALAN MILESTONE | 🇿🇦 227-4

CHEERS all around Mangaung Oval

Helmet off, arms raised aloft

He ra??ises his bat for a maiden ODI TON 💯 in the colors of South Africa

Nothing short of amazing 👏👏

Congratulations young lad, well played & deserved#ProteaFire #SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/ZaM1d1H2n8

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

💯 for Janneman Malan! 🎉

His first international century 👏 #SAvAUS pic.twitter.com/TaikBdC31m

— ICC (@ICC) March 4, 2020

Australian bowlers desperately tried to take the match down to the wire with 56 needed off the last seven overs. However, David Miller, in support of Malan at the other end, provided the finishing blow with his unbeaten knock of 37 off just 29 deliver?ies, at a strike rate of 127.

For his epic knock, Malan was also adju?dged as the ‘Player of the Match�?along with Ngidi as South Africa clinched a much-needed 2-0 win, also th??e three-match ODI series. It is the first time in 12 months that South Africa managed to win a series at home.

Career best 6-58 | career best 129*

That's that #ProteaFire pic.twitter.com/69WoFwQ7KV

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

The chase of 272 runs was also the best at Bloemfontein by any team in ODIs, surpassing England’s 263 against So??uth Africa in 1996. Further, South Africa continued their domination over Australia in ODI cricket off-late, by winning their last 10 out of 11 games played against them.

The six-wicket win was also South Africa’s 50th win against Australia, which is now the joint-most for them against any team, along with Pakistan.?? With the series done and dusted by a 2-0 scoreline, the final match of the series will be played at Potchefstroom on Saturday.

1️⃣ A series clinching victory �?br />2️⃣ 16th ODI win at the Mangaung Oval�?/p>

And now for the big one:

3️⃣ 50th win for South Africa in ODI's against Australia.

That's that #ProteaFire 🔥 pic.twitter.com/NnjSRu3efX

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) March 4, 2020

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