Delhi: An exciting ODI match was played between New Zealand and South Africa, in which New Zealand scored 308–4 runs in 48.4 overs and won the match. In this match, Kane Williamson scored a brilliant century, and other batsmen of the team also performed well.
New Zealand batting
New Zealand started well, where Will Young scored 19 runs and was dismissed by Ethan Bosch. Subsequently, the Devon Conway (97) and Kane Williamson (133*) formed a great partnership, making the team a big partnership. Williamson scored an unbeaten 133, including 13 fours and 2 sixes. Apart from him, Glenn Philips scored 28 runs to bring the team to close to 300 runs. Darryl Mitchell, Tom Latham and other batsmen could not do much, but New Zealand won the match by scoring 308 runs in 48.4 overs.
South African bowlers performance
Among the bowlers of South Africa, Lungi Angidi conceded 40 runs in 7 overs, while Ethan Bosch and Junior Dala gave 33-33 runs. Senuran Muthusamy took 3 important wickets for 50 runs in 8.4 overs. Apart from this, Tabrise Shamsi and Mihalali Mpongwana also got some success, but the team failed to stop New Zealand’s big score.
South Africa scored 304 runs
Batting in the first innings, South Africa scored a strong score of 304/6 in 50 overs. Michael Breetzke played a brilliant innings of 150 runs, while Ethan Bosch scored an unbeaten 79. Temba Bavuma (20) and John-John Smats (41) also contributed, but wickets fell in the middle. All -rounder Marco Mulder was dismissed for 6 runs. Matt Henry and Michael Bracewell took 2-2 wickets. With this score, South Africa set a challenging goal for the opposition team and will now expect to save it through their bowling.
Match position
New Zealand finished the match by scoring 308 runs, while South African bowlers worked hard, but could not succeed much in front of New Zealand’s strong batting. In this match, Kane Williamson’s century and solid batting by other batsmen of the team showed that New Zealand has a great batting line-up.
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