WI vs SA Full Scorecard, West Indies vs South Africa 2023 Updates

3rd ODI, Senwes Park, Potchefstroom

West Indies

260/10 (48.2)

South Africa

264/6 (29.3)

SA won by 4 wickets

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Ryan Rickelton

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Heinrich Klaasen

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Rassie van der Dussen

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Expert Team 1

Shai Hope

Temba Bavuma

WK: 2

BAT: 4

AR: 2

BOWL: 3

Expert Team 2

Shai Hope

Rassie van der Dussen

WK: 3

BAT: 3

AR: 1

BOWL: 4

Fantasy Tips Exclusive

Sai Hooe is an excellent player. He is a stable batter and can stay longer on the pitch to score runs. His 128 runs off 115 deliveries helped WI win the last ODI.

Temba Bavuma has shown a magnificent performance in the last match. He scored 144 runs off 118 deliveries. He is an excellent player.

Alzarri Joseph is a consistent bowler when it comes to taking wickets. He took 3 wickets in the last match and is an economical bowler.

Aeal Hossein is a good bowler. He makes sure to take atleast one wicket in every match. He took 3 wickets in last match.

Hot Picks: Temba Bavuma, Shai Hope

Safe Picks: Quinton de Cock, Nicolas Pooran

Stay Aways: Shamarh Brooks

Grand League Picks: Shai Hope, Rassie van der Dussen

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

South Africa

West Indies

Player of the Match Heinrich Klaasen

119(61)

Player of the Series Johnson Charles

West Indies Inn

260/10 (48.2)

South Africa Inn

264/6 (29.3)

Batters

Ryan Rickelton

30.00

c Kyle Mayers b Alzarri Joseph

Tony de Zorzi

95.45

lbw b AJ Hosein

Rassie van der Dussen

175.00

c Kyle Mayers b Alzarri Joseph

Aiden Markram

96.15

c Shai Hope b Kyle Mayers

Heinrich Klaasen *

119

195.08

Not out

David Miller

100.00

c & b AJ Hosein

Marco Jansen

130.30

c Shamarh Brooks b Alzarri Joseph

Wayne Parnell

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 6, NB: 4, W: 8)

TOTAL

(29.3 Ov, RR: 8.95)

264/6

Did not Bat

Bjorn Fortuin , Gerald Coetzee , Lungi Ngidi

Bowlers

EXT

6.25

9.43

6.00

16.00

7.00

3.3

14.00

Fall Of Wickets

Score

Over

Ryan Rickelton

c Kyle Mayers b Alzarri Joseph

1-15

2.2

Rassie van der Dussen

c Kyle Mayers b Alzarri Joseph

2-36

4.4

Aiden Markram

c Shai Hope b Kyle Mayers

3-73

10.5

Tony de Zorzi

lbw b AJ Hosein

4-87

12.1

David Miller

c & b AJ Hosein

5-142

18.2

Marco Jansen

c Shamarh Brooks b Alzarri Joseph

6-245

28.2

Player of the Match Heinrich Klaasen

119(61)

Player of the Series Johnson Charles

Commentary

So that will be that from our coverage here for this game. Let us- Sooryanarayanan Sesha, Divyansh Manchandia and Mohul Bhowmick- bid you farewell until next time! We hope you enjoyed it!

The trophy is shared between Aiden Markram, Shai Hope and the regular Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma as they convene together for a photograph. It's been quite a riveting series but if only we had some action in the first match between the two sides...

Aiden Markam (South Africa captain): Worked out really well in the end. It was a special knock by Klaasen. Well supported by Jansen as well. We all know that they are top-quality players. On the odd occasion, the situation may be tough but on other days, we play the conditions as they are. Top day today as Klaasen and Jansen did really well. We knew how powerful their batting lineup is, so we had to bowl them out. Jansen is young and moulding well into a top-class all-rounder. He was angry when he got out today, so it just shows how much it means to him. We need to do well to push for a berth in the original qualification for the World Cup coming up. About a week to go when we take on the Netherlands, but we will be ready.

Shai Hope (West Indies captain): Definitely not (our day). They clearly outplayed us today. I thought we batted well in parts but we definitely didn't execute well with the ball. We just didn't hit our straps. In a situation like this, we can't expect to conceded 260+ in less than 30 overs. You have to keep learning on the job. Glad we can take some positives from the two games. Unfortunate we couldn't have a third to gauge it completely but we have to learn quickly. (On the T20s coming up) Hopefully the guys can go well there. When you have the opportunity to perform for the West Indies you've got to do your best.

With the adjudicators unable to split them, Heinrich Klaasen and Shai Hope share the Player of the Series honors.

Presentation time. Who else but Heinrich Klaasen as today's Player of the Match! Here's what he has to say: Really good wicket and that's probably one of my better knocks so really pleased at the moment. We tried to play the situation and the conditions were fantastic. There was fire with Alzarri - he fired it into my armpits. I tried to take him on and it was my day. The conditions were very good today. Test cricket is hard. I found that every time I'm making a mistake I was out. Never doubted myself - I am still hitting the ball well. Just took a couple of blows, started hitting the ball well and the confidence stays up. I love the other formats as well but I'm riding the wave at the moment. I'll do whatever I need to do to keep going.

South Africa beat the West Indies by 4 wickets!

Heinrich Klaasen 119* (61) | Alzarri Joseph 3/50
Marco Jansen 43 (33) | Bjorn Fortuin 2/46

Heinrich Klaasen was the star of the show for the hosts today, but this could not have been possible without the support from Marco Jansen. The lanky all-rounder swung quite a few lusty blows all around the park, but had to depart seven runs short of a well-deserved half-century. Earlier on in the innings, skipper Aiden Markram and returnee David

Miller too played cameos that allowed the Proteas to sail as comfortably to the total that they were chasing. For the Windies, Alzarri Joseph was the pick of the bowlers, managing to eke out three wickets in an otherwise listless performance by the rest of the bowlers.

Klaasen was the one who hit the winning runs straight down the ground by hitting leggie Yannic Cariah for a massive six. The West Indies were very poor with the ball in hand, and this was a drubbing that they absolutely deserved. South Africa will be extremely pleased with the way they got about things in this innings.

They chased down 261 in just 29.3 overs- they still had 20.3 overs left in the bank as they levelled the series! Klaasen will be extremely pleased with himself just as much as the Windies will be disappointed. Although the latter did seem like being in the game in the middle, the strong partnership between Klaasen and Jansen took the game away from them.

Shai Hope gets his wish- he gave the ball to Cariah so that Klaasen would have no problems finishing the game off in style- fulfilled!

29.3 Yannic Cariah to Heinrich Klaasen, FOUR! SEALED WITH A STAMP OF AUTHORITY! It is so fitting that this man has the final say in the contest. He has dished out a good old-fashioned hammering to the visitors to level the series. Flighted into the arc just outside the off stump from over the wicket and Klaasen comes forward to pump it dead straight over the bowler's head. Nearly travels the full distance but it'll do for the Proteas. Take a bow, Heinrich Klaasen. South Africa annihilate West Indies by 4 wickets with 123 deliveries to spare. They draw the 3-match series 1-1!

Klaasen's eyes lit up like a four-year-old at the fair!

29.2 Yannic Cariah to Heinrich Klaasen, FOUR! Not middled but the scores are level! Cariah goes predictably fuller on off stump and out comes the slog sweep. Up and over the vacant square leg region it goes for a boundary on the bounce

They are almost there! The crowd is in raptures.

29.1 Yannic Cariah to Heinrich Klaasen, SIX! One down, one to go! Around the wicket and a touch short at the stumps. Klaasen goes deep in his crease and muscles a pull over the vacant mid-wicket region. Thuds into the advertising hoardings and South Africa are just one hit away!

Yannic Cariah [3-0-35-0] comes back into the attack. Is it to help the hosts finish this game early?

Ah! Bowling full tosses at this stage of the game will not help the Windies. Joseph tried to go for the yorker but ended up bowling a low fulltoss instead. 11 runs needed from 21 overs.

overs

250 /6 score

1wd

runs

Wayne Parnell *

4 (4)

Heinrich Klaasen

105 (58)

Alzarri Joseph

3 /50

28.6 Alzarri Joseph to Wayne Parnell, FOUR! EASILY DONE! Low full toss on the off stump. Too easy as Parnell gets half-forward for a gentle push well past cover, post which there isn't anyone to come in the way of that reaching the fence. Brings up the 250 for South Africa!

28.6 Alzarri Joseph to Wayne Parnell, WIDE! Banged in short on leg stump but it's one bouncer too many for the over. Lobs comfortably over Parnell's head too as he half-ducks in evasion

28.5 Alzarri Joseph to Wayne Parnell, full and angling across the off stump. Parnell presses half-forward to tap the ball to cover. Three dots on the trot after a wicket - which game is this?

28.4 Alzarri Joseph to Wayne Parnell, dug into the track and angling across the stumps. Lobs over to the keeper as Parnell offers no shot

28.3 Alzarri Joseph to Wayne Parnell, back of a length delivery just outside leg stump. Parnell holds his ground to stab it to mid-wicket