England versus South Africa, the second ODI: Hosts painfully located in the historical chase in Lord Kazar Kamel Al -Nasr series | Cricket news

South Africa concluded an international victory for one day over England with a match to spare it after adhering to the dramatic victory of five in the second Odi in Lord’s.

Tourists recovered from 93-3 to publication 330-8 from 50 amounts after losing, with Matthew Bretsk records with 85 and set a fourth position managed by 147 with Tristan Station (58).

Diwald Barvis (42) and Corbin Bush (32 La Out) Late Phase time, after Idan Markram (49) and Rayan Ricclton (35 years old) put the 73rd opening position, while Jofra Artcher (4-62) and Adel Rashid (2-3) were choosing a limited attack on England Bedouin.

The hopes of the largest successful chase in ODI in Lord’s stopped when Joe Root (61) and Jacob Bethel (58 years) fell in successive amounts, leaving England 147-4, while Jos Petler (61) England was closer to the goal of victory until Longji Ngdi (1-72).

Nandand Burger (3-63), Will Jacz (39), claimed as part of Wikit, but the amazing boundaries of Artcher took the competition to the final ball, where one of the saws limited one in England in the period 325-9 and South Africa gave a non-transitional progress 2-0 in the three-match series.

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England combinations against South Africa

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• Odi 1 (Headingley): South Africa won seven share
• Odi II (Lord): South Africa won five runs
• Odi Third: Sunday, September 7 (11 am) – Ateletta bowl
• First t20: Wednesday September 10 (6.30 pm) – Sofia Gardens Cardiff
• Second T20: Friday, September 12 (6.30 pm) – UAE Old Trafford
• Third T20: Sunday, September 14 (at 2.30 pm) – Trent Bridge

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