SA vs AUS, 2nd ODI · Scorecard

Final overs

- That’s all we have for you from here! Hope you enjoyed our coverage of today’s game. Do join us back on Wednesday for the third and final ODI as Australia look to bounce back and South Africa aim for a clean sweep. Until then, it’s goodbye from all of us here. Take care and goodbye!
- Temba Bavuma: [On the team's performance] Overall good team performance. Started with a bad pitch, tricky up front, but we managed to handle that challenge and then got ourselves to that total. Unbelievable innings by David Miller, and then the bowlers as well, you know, they held their nerve. The first ten, we knew they were going to put us under pressure, but we understood a couple of wickets would put them on the back foot. So yeah, again another overall team performance. [How do you sum up your own performance and your own form with the bat at the moment?] Well, it's nice to contribute with the bat. I think I had much more of an opportunity coming in, I guess just after the first ball. I was able to take my time and build a partnership with Quinton and all the other guys. But yeah, always nice to contribute to the team's cause. [How valuable was it to have the extra spinner in Aiden Markram as well?] Very valuable. Obviously him turning the ball away from the left-handers, the conditions as well, also offered a lot more spin than we expected with him and all the other spinners. And I think, yeah, I think the way the spin has complemented our bowling attack, we obviously always have the fast bowlers. Today probably not the guys who bowled in excess of 145, but we were able to lean on our guile of the spinners. [A word on the crowd today at Pink Day?] Yeah, fantastic. I think the guys were talking about the chanting, all the cheers that everyone was getting. Like I said earlier, it's always a calendar that we look forward to, this game, playing for a good cause. And I think, yeah, we seem to play quite decently with the pink clothing as well.
- Mitchell Marsh: Yeah, look, really disappointing. You know, we came here, the attitude of making sure it was 1-1 today going into that final game. Yeah, fair play to South Africa, I thought they played really well, outplayed us again. [Talk to us about batting in particular, the phase from overs 30 to 40] Yeah, look, it's certainly an area for improvement. We're well aware of that. You know, I thought in both games the way we've set up our innings has been really good, and we just haven't been able to execute in those middle phases, which is a great learning curve for some of our young guys especially. And, you know, in these moments, you've got to give full credit to South Africa for the way they bowled throughout those periods. [Talking on the positives] Yeah, look, they're good young players. I thought the way we fought, particularly when Nathan Ellis went down, it would have been a handy six overs towards the back end and probably shrunk that total down. You never know, but I thought the way that some of our young guys have performed, and you see glimpses of this, it makes the future bright. But ultimately we have been outplayed, and we understand that. [What would you like to see from the last ODI?] Keep improving. You know, we don't want to be whitewashed. So yeah, go there and obviously try and win that game and play some good cricket.
- Stats by Shashikant Singh South Africa win their fifth straight home game over Australia, all coming batting first. Won by 111 runs Won by 164 runs Won by 122 runs Won by 67 runs Won by 32 runs* South Africa in Pink ODIs Mats - 14 Won - 10 Lost - 4 Win%: 71.42 333 is Australia’s highest ODI total in a losing chase, and their fourth-highest second-innings total overall. South Africa have won their last six bilateral ODI series against Australia since 2016, with Australia’s last series win coming in 2014. The Proteas have also won 20 of 26 completed ODIs in this period and are the only team with a 50+ percent win rate against Australia in ODIs. Most bilateral ODI series wins vs Australia (3+ matches in series) 10 - South Africa (16 series)* 8 - England (21) 6 - India (15) 5 - Pakistan (12) 4 - Sri Lanka (8)
- David Miller | PoTM: [Your highest score in ODIs, how was that for you?] Yeah, it was a great feeling. Yeah, 142, very stoked. It was against Australia as well, so nice to tick that one over. [Seems you love playing against Australia, don't you?] They're so competitive. They're always at you. You know, they bring out the best in the guys and, you know, they're world-class players, and it's good to compete against the best in the world. So, yeah, it was a great day out and just very tough to get over the line and obviously put in a big shift for the team. [Talk to us about the conditions and also batting with Temba as well] Yeah, it was great. Temba's, you know, he's so solid there and he's done really well, and an incredible knock from him. And we just tried to ride the wave. It was a little bit stopy and a bit slow going, so just try to kind of play and get into good positions, keep feeding each other with strike, and then move into sort of second, third, fourth gear and try and take it deep. So it was one of those, but one-day cricket's so long, so you've got a lot of time, and it's really cool to have a good partnership with him. [Having your mom's name on your shirt. Obviously not the journey you might have wanted, but a special day today] Yeah, for sure. You know, she's been through a lot in the last couple of years, and it's just a great initiative and really nice to have a personal kind of touch on each shirt. So, yeah, nice to represent my mom and everything she's been through, and obviously to top it off with a win and MOM, I don't think it gets better.
- 18:07 Local Time, 16:07 GMT, 21:37 IST: A convincing win for the Proteas in the end as they seal the series with a match to spare! Having posted a daunting 365 after being sent in to bat, South Africa faced early heat as Australia started with a bang, Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head taking on the seamers and clearing the ropes with ease. But full credit to the Proteas' slow bowlers, who completely turned the tide. South Africa sent down 30 overs of spin, with Aiden Markram bowling his full allotment of 10 overs to starve the Aussies of momentum. Xavier Bartlett delayed the inevitable with a valiant half-century late in the innings, but lacked support at the other end as the chase faded. Stay tuned for the post-match presentation coming up next!
Over 50 · 2 runs (0 0 1 1 W) · 1 wkt
- 49.5WLizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, out Caught by Aiden Markram!! It's all over, South Africa seal the series with one match to go. The slower delivery again, Hazlewood was beaten by the slowness of the ball and ends up miscuing a simple catch to mid-off. The South African players are over the moon. Josh Hazlewood c Aiden Markram b Lizaad Williams 2(10)
- Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
- 49.41Lizaad Williams to Nathan Ellis, 1 run, back of a length and angling, Ellis taps it to cover
- 49.31Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, 1 run, full and on off, Hazlewood drags it off the inside half of the bat to mid-wicket
- 49.2•Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, no run, banged in short and aimed at the body, Hazlewood flashes hard and misses it
- 49.1•Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, no run, shortish outside off, Hazlewood has a lazy waft at it and misses
End of over 49 · 8 runs (wd 0 1lb 1 0 1b 4)AUS 331/9Nathan Ellis 6(4) · Josh Hazlewood 1(6) · Marco Jansen 7-0-53-2
- 48.64Marco Jansen to Nathan Ellis, FOUR, touch shorter and angling across, Ellis stands tall and punches it off the back foot past the fielder to deep extra cover, split the gap to perfection!
- 48.51bMarco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, byes, 1 run, yorker length delivery from round the wicket, outside leg stump, Hazlewood backs away and misses it. They sneak a bye
- 48.4•Marco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, no run, banged in short on the stumps, Hazlewood ducks under it
- South Africa spinners today (by lengths) Full (South Africa’s 30.0 overs of spin is their most in a home ODI, surpassing the 28.0 overs bowled against Pakistan at Centurion in 2021.
- 48.31Marco Jansen to Nathan Ellis, 1 run, the slower short ball, Ellis mistimes it to long-on
- 48.21lbMarco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, leg byes, 1 run, slower and fuller, Hazlewood was bit early into the shot and it rapped on the pads outside the line
- Five sixes are the most an Australian No.8 or lower batter has hit in an ODI innings against South Africa.
- 26-ball Xavier Bartlett fifty is the joint-fastest for Australia against South Africa in ODIs alongside Travis Head at Bloemfontein in 2023.
- 48.1•Marco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, no run, banged in short and aimed at the body, Hazlewood goes for the upper cut, but edges it onto the helmet
- 48.1wdMarco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, wide, slower ball bouncer, far too high over the batsmen

AUSAustralia

333 (49.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Mitchell Marshb Bjorn Fortuin	84	53	10	5	158.5
Travis Headlbw b Aiden Markram	84	76	12	1	110.5
Cooper Connollyc Aiden Markram b Lizaad Williams	10	7	2	0	142.9
Alex Careylbw b Keshav Maharaj	17	21	0	0	81.0
Matt Renshawlbw b Keshav Maharaj	32	34	4	0	94.1
Cameron Greenc Marco Jansen b Bjorn Fortuin	17	34	0	0	50.0
Jack Edwardsc Matthew Breetzke b Marco Jansen	25	30	0	1	83.3
Xavier Bartlettlbw b Lizaad Williams	50	28	2	5	178.6
Adam Zampac Keshav Maharaj b Marco Jansen	0	1	0	0	0.0
Nathan Ellis*not out	7	5	1	0	140.0
Josh Hazlewoodc Aiden Markram b Lizaad Williams	2	10	0	0	20.0

Extras0 (b 0, lb 0, w 0, nb 0)

Total333 (49.5 ov, RR 6.68)

FALL OF WICKETS

130-1 (Mitchell Marsh, 17.0 ov)
157-2 (Cooper Connolly, 20.0 ov)
191-3 (Travis Head, 25.0 ov)
203-4 (Alex Carey, 27.2 ov)
241-5 (Matt Renshaw, 36.2 ov)
251-6 (Cameron Green, 39.3 ov)
312-7 (Jack Edwards, 46.2 ov)
312-8 (Adam Zampa, 46.3 ov)
322-9 (Xavier Bartlett, 47.4 ov)
333-10 (Josh Hazlewood, 49.5 ov)

Bowler · SA	O	R	W	WD	ECO
Marco Jansen	7	53	2	1	7.57
Lizaad Williams	7.5	54	3	0	6.89
Duan Jansen	5	44	0	0	8.80
Keshav Maharaj	10	54	2	0	5.40
Aiden Markram	10	55	1	0	5.50
Bjorn Fortuin	10	70	2	1	7.00

- That’s all we have for you from here! Hope you enjoyed our coverage of today’s game. Do join us back on Wednesday for the third and final ODI as Australia look to bounce back and South Africa aim for a clean sweep. Until then, it’s goodbye from all of us here. Take care and goodbye!
- Temba Bavuma: [On the team's performance] Overall good team performance. Started with a bad pitch, tricky up front, but we managed to handle that challenge and then got ourselves to that total. Unbelievable innings by David Miller, and then the bowlers as well, you know, they held their nerve. The first ten, we knew they were going to put us under pressure, but we understood a couple of wickets would put them on the back foot. So yeah, again another overall team performance. [How do you sum up your own performance and your own form with the bat at the moment?] Well, it's nice to contribute with the bat. I think I had much more of an opportunity coming in, I guess just after the first ball. I was able to take my time and build a partnership with Quinton and all the other guys. But yeah, always nice to contribute to the team's cause. [How valuable was it to have the extra spinner in Aiden Markram as well?] Very valuable. Obviously him turning the ball away from the left-handers, the conditions as well, also offered a lot more spin than we expected with him and all the other spinners. And I think, yeah, I think the way the spin has complemented our bowling attack, we obviously always have the fast bowlers. Today probably not the guys who bowled in excess of 145, but we were able to lean on our guile of the spinners. [A word on the crowd today at Pink Day?] Yeah, fantastic. I think the guys were talking about the chanting, all the cheers that everyone was getting. Like I said earlier, it's always a calendar that we look forward to, this game, playing for a good cause. And I think, yeah, we seem to play quite decently with the pink clothing as well.
- Mitchell Marsh: Yeah, look, really disappointing. You know, we came here, the attitude of making sure it was 1-1 today going into that final game. Yeah, fair play to South Africa, I thought they played really well, outplayed us again. [Talk to us about batting in particular, the phase from overs 30 to 40] Yeah, look, it's certainly an area for improvement. We're well aware of that. You know, I thought in both games the way we've set up our innings has been really good, and we just haven't been able to execute in those middle phases, which is a great learning curve for some of our young guys especially. And, you know, in these moments, you've got to give full credit to South Africa for the way they bowled throughout those periods. [Talking on the positives] Yeah, look, they're good young players. I thought the way we fought, particularly when Nathan Ellis went down, it would have been a handy six overs towards the back end and probably shrunk that total down. You never know, but I thought the way that some of our young guys have performed, and you see glimpses of this, it makes the future bright. But ultimately we have been outplayed, and we understand that. [What would you like to see from the last ODI?] Keep improving. You know, we don't want to be whitewashed. So yeah, go there and obviously try and win that game and play some good cricket.
- Stats by Shashikant Singh South Africa win their fifth straight home game over Australia, all coming batting first. Won by 111 runs Won by 164 runs Won by 122 runs Won by 67 runs Won by 32 runs* South Africa in Pink ODIs Mats - 14 Won - 10 Lost - 4 Win%: 71.42 333 is Australia’s highest ODI total in a losing chase, and their fourth-highest second-innings total overall. South Africa have won their last six bilateral ODI series against Australia since 2016, with Australia’s last series win coming in 2014. The Proteas have also won 20 of 26 completed ODIs in this period and are the only team with a 50+ percent win rate against Australia in ODIs. Most bilateral ODI series wins vs Australia (3+ matches in series) 10 - South Africa (16 series)* 8 - England (21) 6 - India (15) 5 - Pakistan (12) 4 - Sri Lanka (8)
- David Miller | PoTM: [Your highest score in ODIs, how was that for you?] Yeah, it was a great feeling. Yeah, 142, very stoked. It was against Australia as well, so nice to tick that one over. [Seems you love playing against Australia, don't you?] They're so competitive. They're always at you. You know, they bring out the best in the guys and, you know, they're world-class players, and it's good to compete against the best in the world. So, yeah, it was a great day out and just very tough to get over the line and obviously put in a big shift for the team. [Talk to us about the conditions and also batting with Temba as well] Yeah, it was great. Temba's, you know, he's so solid there and he's done really well, and an incredible knock from him. And we just tried to ride the wave. It was a little bit stopy and a bit slow going, so just try to kind of play and get into good positions, keep feeding each other with strike, and then move into sort of second, third, fourth gear and try and take it deep. So it was one of those, but one-day cricket's so long, so you've got a lot of time, and it's really cool to have a good partnership with him. [Having your mom's name on your shirt. Obviously not the journey you might have wanted, but a special day today] Yeah, for sure. You know, she's been through a lot in the last couple of years, and it's just a great initiative and really nice to have a personal kind of touch on each shirt. So, yeah, nice to represent my mom and everything she's been through, and obviously to top it off with a win and MOM, I don't think it gets better.
- 18:07 Local Time, 16:07 GMT, 21:37 IST: A convincing win for the Proteas in the end as they seal the series with a match to spare! Having posted a daunting 365 after being sent in to bat, South Africa faced early heat as Australia started with a bang, Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head taking on the seamers and clearing the ropes with ease. But full credit to the Proteas' slow bowlers, who completely turned the tide. South Africa sent down 30 overs of spin, with Aiden Markram bowling his full allotment of 10 overs to starve the Aussies of momentum. Xavier Bartlett delayed the inevitable with a valiant half-century late in the innings, but lacked support at the other end as the chase faded. Stay tuned for the post-match presentation coming up next!
Over 50 · 2 runs (0 0 1 1 W) · 1 wkt
- 49.5WLizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, out Caught by Aiden Markram!! It's all over, South Africa seal the series with one match to go. The slower delivery again, Hazlewood was beaten by the slowness of the ball and ends up miscuing a simple catch to mid-off. The South African players are over the moon. Josh Hazlewood c Aiden Markram b Lizaad Williams 2(10)
- Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
- 49.41Lizaad Williams to Nathan Ellis, 1 run, back of a length and angling, Ellis taps it to cover
- 49.31Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, 1 run, full and on off, Hazlewood drags it off the inside half of the bat to mid-wicket
- 49.2•Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, no run, banged in short and aimed at the body, Hazlewood flashes hard and misses it
- 49.1•Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, no run, shortish outside off, Hazlewood has a lazy waft at it and misses
End of over 49 · 8 runs (wd 0 1lb 1 0 1b 4)AUS 331/9Nathan Ellis 6(4) · Josh Hazlewood 1(6) · Marco Jansen 7-0-53-2
- 48.64Marco Jansen to Nathan Ellis, FOUR, touch shorter and angling across, Ellis stands tall and punches it off the back foot past the fielder to deep extra cover, split the gap to perfection!
- 48.51bMarco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, byes, 1 run, yorker length delivery from round the wicket, outside leg stump, Hazlewood backs away and misses it. They sneak a bye
- 48.4•Marco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, no run, banged in short on the stumps, Hazlewood ducks under it
- South Africa spinners today (by lengths) Full (South Africa’s 30.0 overs of spin is their most in a home ODI, surpassing the 28.0 overs bowled against Pakistan at Centurion in 2021.
- 48.31Marco Jansen to Nathan Ellis, 1 run, the slower short ball, Ellis mistimes it to long-on
- 48.21lbMarco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, leg byes, 1 run, slower and fuller, Hazlewood was bit early into the shot and it rapped on the pads outside the line
- Five sixes are the most an Australian No.8 or lower batter has hit in an ODI innings against South Africa.
- 26-ball Xavier Bartlett fifty is the joint-fastest for Australia against South Africa in ODIs alongside Travis Head at Bloemfontein in 2023.
- 48.1•Marco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, no run, banged in short and aimed at the body, Hazlewood goes for the upper cut, but edges it onto the helmet
- 48.1wdMarco Jansen to Josh Hazlewood, wide, slower ball bouncer, far too high over the batsmen
End of over 48 · 9 runs (6 2 0 W 0 1) · 1 wktAUS 323/9Josh Hazlewood 1(2) · Nathan Ellis 1(2) · Lizaad Williams 7-0-52-2
- 47.61Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, 1 run, short and outside off, Hazlewood cuts it to deep backward point
- 47.5•Lizaad Williams to Josh Hazlewood, no run, back of a length angling across, Hazlewood fishes at it and misses
- Josh Hazlewood, left handed bat, comes to the crease
- 47.4WLizaad Williams to Xavier Bartlett, out Lbw!! The late review has gone in favour of South Africa, pin-point yorker on middle and leg, right on the money, Bartlett backs away and misses out on it. The ball struck him right in front of the leg stump. Bavuma went for the review and the ball track confirmed the inevitable. Xavier Bartlett lbw b Lizaad Williams 50(28) [4s-2 6s-5]
- Lizaad Williams to Xavier Bartlett, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!
- Bavuma reviews for a LBW. The on-field decision is not out and it's a fair delivery. Flat line on the ultra edge. OUT
- 47.3•Lizaad Williams to Xavier Bartlett, no run, slower back of a length delivery, Bartlett flays it on the up to sweeper cover, they don't take the single
- 47.22Lizaad Williams to Xavier Bartlett, 2 runs, he gets to his fifty, slower back of a length delivery, Bartlett mistimes a pull to long-on, he had called for two and completes it easily
- 47.16Lizaad Williams to Xavier Bartlett, SIX, he's tonked it right into the stands over deep mid-wicket, short and it sits up well for the pull, Bartlett picks it and mucsles it high and handsome
- Lizaad Williams [6.0-0-43-1] is back into the attack
End of over 47 · 4 runs (2 W W 1 1 0) · 2 wktAUS 314/8Nathan Ellis 1(2) · Xavier Bartlett 42(24) · Marco Jansen 6-0-47-2
- 46.6•Marco Jansen to Nathan Ellis, no run, full and pushed across the RHB, Ellis drives it to mid-off
- 46.51Marco Jansen to Xavier Bartlett, 1 run, low full-toss on middle, Bartlett knocks it down to long-on
- 46.41Marco Jansen to Nathan Ellis, 1 run, slower short delivery again, Ellis dabs it down to third man
- Nathan Ellis, right handed bat, comes to the crease
- 46.3WMarco Jansen to Adam Zampa, out Caught by Keshav Maharaj!! Another one bites the dust and Jansen is on a hat-trick, slower short delivery outside off, Zampa backs away and cuts it in the air towards deep point, didn't get the desired distance and holes out to the man in the deep. South Africa inch closer to a series win. Adam Zampa c Keshav Maharaj b Marco Jansen 0(1)
- Marco Jansen to Adam Zampa, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
- Adam Zampa, right handed bat, comes to the crease
- 46.2WMarco Jansen to Jack Edwards, out Caught by Matthew Breetzke!! The frustrating stand has been broken, the knuckle ball, Edwards was looking to go down town, but not much pace on the ball and ends up miscuing it towards long-on, where Breetzke takes a good low catch sliding to his left. Jack Edwards c Matthew Breetzke b Marco Jansen 25(30) [6s-1]
- Marco Jansen to Jack Edwards, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
- 46.12Marco Jansen to Jack Edwards, 2 runs, slower delivery to start with, Edwards smashes it over the bowler's end to long-on, calls for two immediately
- Marco Jansen [5.0-0-43-0] is back into the attack
End of over 46 · 19 runs (1 2 6 4 6 0)AUS 310/6Xavier Bartlett 41(23) · Jack Edwards 23(28) · Bjorn Fortuin 10-0-70-2
- 45.6•Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, no run, flatter delivery on the pads, Bartlett misses out on another big swipe across the line and is hit on the thigh pad
- 45.56Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, SIX, another one has been dispatched into the crowds, this is good clean hitting, length delivery in the arc, Bartlett picks it and goes down town over long-on
- 45.44Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, FOUR, he's batting like a dream and should have been promoted earlier, touch shorter, Bartlett hammers it past the bowler to long-on
- 45.36Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, SIX, this has been launched into the stands with utter disdain, tossed up on middle, Bartlett gets down and mows it across the line over deep mid-wicket
- 45.22Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, 2 runs, flighted on middle, Bartlett chips it in the air to long-on, they run well for the second
- 45.11Bjorn Fortuin to Jack Edwards, 1 run, fired in full on the pads, Edwards flicks it away to backward square leg
End of over 45 · 9 runs (2 6 0 0 0 1)AUS 291/6Jack Edwards 22(27) · Xavier Bartlett 23(18) · Duan Jansen 5-0-44-0
- 44.61Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, 1 run, slower short delivery, Edwards pulls it away to deep mid-wicket
- 44.5•Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, no run, pitched up and in the slot, Edwards hits it hard to Bavuma at covers
- 44.4•Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, no run, back of a length and slower, Edwards was bit early into the pull shot, misses it completely
- 44.3•Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, no run, length delivery angling across, Edwards defends it to the off side
- 44.26Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, SIX, acrobatic effort from Markram in the deep, but it just sailed over him, it was full on off and was a miss-hit from Edwards, the slower ball gripping on the surface. It went off the leading edge high in the air and just cleared long-on
- 44.12Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, 2 runs, fuller and slower from round the wicket, Edwards drives it towards wide long-off for a couple
End of over 44 · 4 runs (1 0 0 wd 1 0 1)AUS 282/6Jack Edwards 13(21) · Xavier Bartlett 23(18) · Bjorn Fortuin 9-0-51-2
- 43.61Bjorn Fortuin to Jack Edwards, 1 run, flatter and shorter, Edwards goes back and mistimes a pull to deep mid-wicket
- 43.5•Bjorn Fortuin to Jack Edwards, no run, quicker delivery sliding in, tucked away to short mid-wicket
- 43.41Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, 1 run, touch shorter and outside off, punched down the ground to long-off
- 43.4wdBjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, wide, pitched outside off and turning away further, wide signalled
- 43.3•Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, no run, quicker delivery outside off, Bartlett pushes it back to the bowler
- 43.2•Bjorn Fortuin to Xavier Bartlett, no run, flatter delivery outside off, Bartlett punches it to covers
- 43.11Bjorn Fortuin to Jack Edwards, 1 run, sliding into the pads, Edwards works it off his pads to backward square leg
End of over 43 · 10 runs (6 2 0 1 1 0)AUS 278/6Xavier Bartlett 22(15) · Jack Edwards 11(18) · Duan Jansen 4-0-35-0
- 42.6•Duan Jansen to Xavier Bartlett, no run, back of a length off-cutter, Bartlett stays back and pushes it towards mid-off
- 42.51Duan Jansen to Jack Edwards, 1 run, back of a length and outside off, Edwards carves it to sweeper cover
- 42.41Duan Jansen to Xavier Bartlett, 1 run, well disguised slower delivery, to deep bit too full, Bartlett squeezes it to third man
- 42.3•Duan Jansen to Xavier Bartlett, no run, slower length delivery wide outside off, Bartlett watches it go through. Very close to the wide line
- 42.22Duan Jansen to Xavier Bartlett, 2 runs, miss-hit, but they get a couple, fuller and slower, Bartlett was bit early into the shot and slices it to deep backward point
- 42.16Duan Jansen to Xavier Bartlett, SIX, he's launched into it in some style, short and it sits up well for the pull, Bartlett gets into the position quickly and mows it across the line over deep square leg, it cleared 3-4 rows in the stands

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