South Africa won the ODI series against Australia

South Africa beat Australia for the third ODI in a row thanks to Marco Jensen’s devastating bowling to make it 2-3 in five ODIs.

In the fifth and final ODI of the series played in Johannesburg, Australia won the toss and decided to bowl which turned out to be wrong. Rossy v Der Dussen took the score to 37 but de Kock also returned to the pavilion at that stage.

Dawson and Aiden Markram combined to take the score to 80, but at this stage South Africa had to bear the loss of Dawson as well as the hero of the previous match, Henry Klassen. Aye, who continued his good form and made a partnership of 109 runs for the fifth wicket with Markram.

Classen played an excellent game and played an innings of 93 runs off 87 balls with the help of 3 sixes and 9 fours, but he fell victim to the nervous nineties and became the wicket of Tim David. However, David Miller did not give up from the other end and Marco Together with Jensen, he took the score to 258, he was dismissed following scoring 63 runs with 3 sixes and 4 fours. Marco Jensen and Andile Fulkwayo showed aggressive batting in the closing overs which helped the South African team. 315 runs for the loss of 9 wickets, Jensen 47 off 23 and Fulkway 38 off 19.

Adam Zampa took three wickets while Sean Abbott took two wickets for Australia.

In pursuit of the target, Australia’s start was not good either, as David Warner and Josh English also returned to the pavilion on 34 runs. Tried to take control of his team by combining. Marsh played an innings of 71 runs and Marinus Labushin scored 44 runs, but Marco Jensen dismissed both sets of players in two overs one following the other and took the four wickets of Australia. Now the Australian team. The loss was not recovered as Jason took the fifth wicket and walked Alex Carey. After that, no Australian batsman was able to face the spin of Keship Maharaj and the whole team was 193 runs from the first ball of the 35th over. Done and out.

On behalf of South Africa, Jensen took 5 wickets and Maharaj 4 wickets.

With the victory in this match, the South African team, which lost the first two matches, won the series once morest Australia 2-3 and shattered the dream of the Kangaroos to become world number one.

Marco Jensen was adjudged Man of the Match for his 47 runs and five wickets while Aiden Markram was adjudged Man of the Series.