This was the first time since 1998 … South Africa entered the house and hunted England, Breetzek’s world record innings created a boom

New Delhi. South Africa won the series by defeating England by five runs in the second ODI. In the three-match series, South Africa has taken an unassailable 2–0 lead. The third and last ODI of the series is now just a formality. Matthew Breetzke played an unmatched innings for South Africa. He made a world record by scoring 50 pulse scores in 5 consecutive ODIs. Apart from this, young Triston Stabs and Dewald Brevis also played a key role in winning their team by playing a stormy innings. SAL is the first time since 1998 when South Africa has won the ODI Bilateral Series in England.

The record run chase for England at the historic ground in Lord’s was a difficult task in which it could not succeed. If the team of England had achieved this target, then it could have broken India’s record. India scored 326 against England, chasing the final of the NatWest series in 2002. 28 -year -old batsman Matthew Breetzke has played five ODI innings since his debut and in the five he has scored more than 50 runs. He has become the first batsman in ODI history to do so. With this, his name has become a world record.

Breetzke scored an unbeaten 85

South Africa scored 330 runs for 8 wickets in the prescribed 50 overs while batting first. For South Africa, opener Aiden Markram scored 49 runs while wicketkeeper Recleton contributed 35 runs. Captain Tamba Bavuma was dismissed for 4 runs, while Matthew Breetzke scored an unbeaten 85 off 77 balls with the help of 7 fours and 3 sixes. Stabs returned to the pavilion after playing 58 runs off 62 balls. Dewald Bravis scored 42 runs off 20 balls. Corbin Bosch scored an unbeaten 32. For Ilandland, fast bowler Joffra Archer took 4 wickets. Adil took two wickets in Rashid’s account.

Root played 61 runs
England started to chase a record target of 331 runs kept by South Africa. The hosts lost the wicket of explosive batsman Jamie Smith on the very first ball. At that time, England’s account was not even open. After this, Joe Root and Ben Docket handled the innings. Both shared a 66 -run partnership for the second wicket. Dkett was dismissed for 14, while Root scored 61 runs off 72 balls. Jacob Bethel scored an innings of 58 runs. Captain Harry Brook was dismissed for 33 runs while Jose Butler contributed 61 runs.