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The Proteas’ hopes of reaching the knockout stages suffered a sizeable blow.

Over-by-over report: Quinton De Kock’s century earned the Proteas their second win and left Australia in trouble

New Zealand set tall target of 327, South Africa fell short by 7 runs. Quinton de Kock (84*) and David Miller (18*) threatened to take game away, but rain stopped play. Conway (78*), Latham (52), Philips (43) and Williamson (37*) impressed for NZ. Jansen (3/43) and Ngidi (3/33) stood out…

South Africa has the talent, experience and form to be the dark horse of the World Cup. With Quinton de Kock, Temba Bavuma, Rassie van der Dussen and Aiden Markram in the batting line-up, and Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi and Marco Jensen in the bowling attack, the Proteas have the…

With the Asia Cup-winning spell of 6/21, Siraj has got back No 1 position which he lost in March this year to Josh Hazle wood. Read further on Dynamite News

South Africa won ODI series 3-2 over Australia, with Quinton de Kock's 27 in his last ODI at home, Aiden Markram's 93, and Marco Jansen's 5-39 leading the way. Adam Zampa's 3-71 was a bright spot for Australia, while Mitch Marsh (71) and Marnus Labuschagne (44) put up a fight.

Heinrich Klaasen leads South African assault as Australia suffer fresh World Cup injury blow.

South Africa vs Australia, 4th ODI: Heinrich Klaasen's 174 off 83 balls took South Africa to 416/5

West Indies all-rounder plays a key role with both bat and ball to inspire a last-gasp three-wicket win in opener