England vs South Africa, second ODI: Hosts fall ag...

South Africa wrapped up a one-day worldwide collection victory over England with a match to spare after holding on to assert a dramatic five-run win within the second ODI at Lord’s.

The vacationers recovered from 93-3 to put up 330-8 from their 50 overs after dropping the toss, with Matthew Breetzke top-scoring with 85 and placing on a 147-run fourth-wicket stand with Tristan Stubbs (58).

Dewald Brevis (42) and Corbin Bosch (32 not out) made late cameos, after Aiden Markram (49) and Ryan Rickelton (35) placed on a 73-run opening stand, whereas Jofra Archer (4-62) and Adil Rashid (2-33) had been the decide of a restricted England assault missing a fifth full-time bowling possibility.

Hopes of the most important profitable run chase in an ODI at Lord’s had been halted when Joe Root (61) and Jacob Bethell (58) fell in successive overs, leaving England 147-4, whereas Jos Buttler (61) pushed England nearer to their victory goal till being bowled by Lungi Ngidi (1-72).

Nandre Burger (3-63) claimed Will Jacks (39) as a part of a two-wicket over however a surprising boundary burst from Archer took the competition to the ultimate ball, the place a single noticed England fall quick on 325-9 and gave South Africa an unassailable 2-0 lead within the three-match collection.

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England v South Africa fixtures

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• First ODI (Headingley): South Africa won by seven wickets
• Second ODI (Lord’s): South Africa win by 5 runs
• Third ODI: Sunday September 7 (11am) – Utilita Bowl
• First T20: Wednesday September 10 (6.30pm) – Sophia Gardens Cardiff
• Second T20: Friday September 12 (6.30pm) – Emirates Previous Trafford
• Third T20: Sunday September 14 (2.30pm) – Trent Bridge

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