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Australia has given a target of 432 runs to South Africa in the second ODI. The team scored more than 400 in ODIs after 10 years. Earlier, on 4 March 2015, 417 runs against Afghanistan in Perth.
Australia won the toss in the third match being played in McAi on Sunday and decided to bat first and scored 431 runs losing 2 wickets. South Africa is a 2–0 ahead in the three-match series.
Travis Head scored the highest 142 runs.
Australia scored 400+ for the third time Australia has scored 400 or more for the third time in the history of ODI cricket. The team first crossed the 400 -run figure against South Africa in 2006. Then Australia scored 434/4 in the ODI match played in Johannesburg. However, in response, South Africa won the match by scoring 438 runs for 9 wickets in 49.5 overs.
Australia scored 400+ for the second time against Afghanistan in Perth in 2015. Australia then scored a score of 417/6. In response, Afghanistan’s team was all out for 142 runs and Australia won the match by 275 runs.
The highest score of 400+ in ODIs South Africa South Africa has scored 400 or more 8 times in ODIs. The Indian team in second place has done this feat 7 times. Australia has crossed the 400 -run mark for the third time.
250 -run partnership between openers Australia scored three centuries. Opener Travis Head and captain Mitchell Marsh shared a 250 -run partnership off 205 balls. This partnership was broken by Keshav Maharaj No. Australia’s first wicket fell as Travis Head, who was dismissed by scoring 142 runs off 103 balls. At the same time, Mitchell Marsh returned to the pavilion after scoring 100 runs off 106 balls. After this, Cameron Green returned unbeaten after playing an innings of 118 runs. At the same time, Alex Carrie scored an unbeaten 50 off 37 balls.
Relax Hazelwood Josh Hazlewood has been rested from the last ODI being played in McAi and has returned to Son Abbott. Aaron Hardy is also excluded and Cooper Konoli has been selected as a spin all -rounder at number seven.
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