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England in South Africa 2019-20 ENGLAND BEAT SOUTH AFRICA IN THIRD ODI TO DRAW SERIES AT 1-1 – AS ITHAPPENED
A savage 43 from Jonny Bairstow and a patient 66 from Joe Denly helped England to a laboured but deserved victory in the third and final ODIUpdated 3h ago
9 FEB 2020 THIRD ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL, JOHANNESBURGTeam name
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256 - 7 (50.0 overs)ENGLAND
257 - 8 (43.2 overs) Third One Day International, JohannesburgView full scorecard
Moeen Ali hit the winnings runs as England just about squeezed home for the win. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty ImagesDaniel Harris
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Sun 9 Feb 2020 10.53 EST First published on Sun 9 Feb 202002.00 EST
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* 3h ago 10:48 ENGLAND WIN BY TWO WICKETS AND DRAW THE SERIES 1-1! * 3h ago 10:42 WICKET! England 252-8 (Rashid c de Kock b Ngidi 2) * 4h ago 10:25 WICKET! England 241-7 (Curran c Bavuma b Ngidi 5) * 4h ago 10:16 WICKET! England 232-6 (Banton c de Kock b Hendricks32)
* 4h ago 10:12 WICKET! England 232-5 (Denly c Phehlukwayo b Ngidi66)
* 5h ago 09:24 WICKET! England 162-4 (Root c Bavuma b Shamsi 49) * 6h ago 08:21 WICKET! England 86-3 (Morgan ct and b Hendricks 9)Live feed Show
3h ago 11:05
ENGLAND SURVIVE LATE WOBBLE TO SQUARE ODI SERIES WITH SOUTH AFRICARead more
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ENGLAND WERE ALWAYS AHEAD OF THE RATE after Jonny Bairstow’s savage innings of 43 from 23 balls. It looked like they might run out of wickets at one point, but Moeen Ali calmly guided them over the line.3h ago 10:48
ENGLAND WIN BY TWO WICKETS AND DRAW THE SERIES 1-1! 43.2 OVERS: ENGLAND 257-8 (ALI 17, JORDAN 0) That’ll do! Moeen Ali drives Sipamla for four to bring the scores level, then pulls a single to complete a laboured but ultimately deserved victory for England.Moeen watches his
shot to score the winning run. Photograph: Themba Hadebe/AP Updated at 11.04am EST3h ago 10:46
43RD OVER: ENGLAND 252-8 (ALI 12, JORDAN 0) Jordan survives the last four balls of Ngidi’s over. That’s another wicket maiden, Ngidi’s second of this spell; it’s been quite the turnaround. England still need five to win.3h ago 10:42
WICKET! ENGLAND 252-8 (RASHID C DE KOCK B NGIDI 2) England are doing their best to mess this up. Rashid has gone, caught behind as he tried to turn to leg. ENGLAND NEED FIVE TO WIN. Ngidi as Rashid walks for two. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Updated at 10.53am EST3h ago 10:39
42ND OVER: ENGLAND 252-7 (ALI 12, RASHID 2) Nearly done.3h ago 10:35
41ST OVER: ENGLAND 251-7 (ALI 12, RASHID 1) A wide yorker from Ngidi is penalised, perhaps a little harshly, by the umpire. Moeen gets two more with an unconvincing heave over midwicket - but then he pulls confidently through mid-on for four. SIX TO WIN. “Oi, McMahon! says Mac Millings. “The This is Your First and OnlyWarning XI:
* Cyril Watchout
* Menace Compton
* Mark Rampracaution* Colin Cow-drey
* Admonish Prabhakar * Dean Horse-Headley* Warning Morkel
* Kumar Strongarmasena* Stinkhaya Ntini
* Intimidate Alam
* Threat Lee
* GBH Willis.”
4h ago 10:29
40TH OVER: ENGLAND 244-7 (ALI 6, RASHID 1) Adil Rashid is beaten, trying to uppercut a ball from Hendricks that follows him from around the wicket. Three singles from the over; ENGLAND NEED 13 TO WIN. Updated at 10.30am EST4h ago 10:26
39TH OVER: ENGLAND 241-7 (ALI 4, RASHID 0) A wicket maiden from Ngidi, who has taken two for nought in his last nine deliveries. Before that he had figures of 5.3-0-56-0. Updated at 10.26am EST4h ago 10:25
WICKET! ENGLAND 241-7 (CURRAN C BAVUMA B NGIDI 5) A marvellous over from Ngidi ends with a deserved wicket. Curran, who was worked over throughout, lifted the last delivery of the over miles in the air and was calmly taken by Temba Bavuma.Ngidi
celebrates after taking the wicket of Curran for five. Photograph: DanMullan/Getty Images
Updated at 10.39am EST4h ago 10:20
38TH OVER: ENGLAND 241-6 (ALI 4, CURRAN 5) Tom Curran thumps his second ball through the covers for four. Shot! Moeen also gets off the mark with a boundary, in his case a gorgeous push-drive through cover point. Sixteen to win. Jofra Archer will bowl to Jimmy Neesham. Updated at 10.21am EST4h ago 10:16
WICKET! ENGLAND 232-6 (BANTON C DE KOCK B HENDRICKS 32) England have lost another one! Banton snicks an excellent, lifting leg cutter from Hendricks through to the keeper to end a promising innings of 32 from 32 balls. ENGLAND STILL NEED 25 TO WIN.4h ago 10:13
37TH OVER: ENGLAND 232-5 (BANTON 32, ALI 0) Assuming they don’t make complete fools of themselves in the next hour, a 1-1 draw will extend England’s unbeaten run in bilateral series (of two matches or more)to 12.
Updated at 10.16am EST4h ago 10:12
WICKET! ENGLAND 232-5 (DENLY C PHEHLUKWAYO B NGIDI 66) Lungi Ngidi gets a consolation wicket. Denly drives high towards deep cover, where Phehlukwayo takes a nice running catch. It was a soft dismissal, and Denly was filthy as he walked off.Phehlukwayo
takes the catch to dismiss Denly for 66. Photograph: Dan Mullan/GettyImages
Updated at 10.22am EST4h ago 10:08
36TH OVER: ENGLAND 228-4 (DENLY 62, BANTON 32) Denly decides to have a bit of fun during Shamsi’s last over, slog-sweeping CONSECUTIVE SIXES in an over that costs 19. The first six brought up his second fifty of the series, another immaculately judged innings.4h ago 10:04
35TH OVER: ENGLAND 209-4 (DENLY 47, BANTON 27) This hasn’t been the most memorable one-day series. England have at least had the chance to look at a few young players like Banton and Saqib Mahmood. I suspect the T20 series will be a little livelier.4h ago 10:00
34TH OVER: ENGLAND 206-4 (DENLY 46, BANTON 26) England have played Shamsi pretty well, Denly in particular. Shamsi was South Africa’s likeliest matchwinner and England decided from the start that they would not take many risks against him. He has figures of 9-0-39-1.4h ago 09:57
33RD OVER: ENGLAND 205-4 (DENLY 45, BANTON 26) Banton is beaten by a jaffa from Beuran Hendricks that lifts and straightens from around thewicket.
4h ago 09:53
32ND OVER: ENGLAND 201-4 (DENLY 43, BANTON 25) Ngidi’s desperate day continues when he DROPS BANTON. It was a straightforward chance when Banton reverse swept Shamsi, but it went through Ngidi’s hands and ran away for four. Two dropped catches, five overs for 52: the poor bloke has had a beast.4h ago 09:46
31ST OVER: ENGLAND 195-4 (DENLY 43, BANTON 19) Banton flicks Sipamla through midwicket for four, a superbly timed stroke. He has raced to19 from 16 balls.
4h ago 09:42
30TH OVER: ENGLAND 189-4 (DENLY 42, BANTON 14) “Permission to get a bit of dust in my eye about Naseem Shah,” says Guy Hornsby. “SIXTEEN. It beggars belief. I don’t know what you were all up to when you were that age, but I wasn’t taking hat tricks in Test cricket. I think I was staggering through my GSCEs, listening to music my parents didn’t approve of .”4h ago 09:39
29TH OVER: ENGLAND 187-4 (DENLY 41, BANTON 13) A rare poor ball from Sipamla is clipped crisply for four by Denly, who is playing another beautifully judged innings. ENGLAND NEED 70 FROM 21 OVERS. Updated at 9.41am EST4h ago 09:34
28TH OVER: ENGLAND 182-4 (DENLY 37, BANTON 13) A long hop from Shamsi is pulled into the crowd by Tom Banton. “Hi Rob,” says Pete Salmon. “Not sure why there is all this fuss about Naseem Shah. I got my first (and only) hat trick at the age of 13, for the Bluebirds CricketClub U/14s against
Ferntree Gully - taking 7/29 with my soon to deteriorate leg spin. I was awarded a McDonald’s voucher as Knox-Sherbrooke Cricketer of the Week, and, as a special highlight, was presented the mounted ball at season’s end by The Bearded Wonder, Bill Frindall, who was on a speaking tour of Australia. Stuff that young Shah can only dream about. Still, it’s nice to welcome him to the club, albeit a littlelater than me.”
Banton plays a shot for four. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Updated at 9.47am EST4h ago 09:30
27TH OVER: ENGLAND 173-4 (DENLY 35, BANTON 6) Banton, surprised by some extra bounce from Sipamla, edges just wide of the diving Reeza Hendricks at slip. The ball runs away for four. Another quick wicket would make this very interesting.5h ago 09:26
26TH OVER: ENGLAND 167-4 (DENLY 34, BANTON 1) That was a stunning catch from Bavuma, who was going the wrong way and then changed direction to reach down by his right ankle and grab the ball. “Afternoon Rob,” says Simon McMahon. “Good to see Ali and Rashid back in the the England team, and Mahmood getting a game too. They seem like nice lads, as do most England cricketers. Most cricketers, in fact. So, with apologies to Mac Millings, here’s a ‘nice’ XI.Well, XII actually.
* W. G. Gracious
* Dennis Amiable
* AB de Civil-liers
* Neil Fair-brother
* Glenn Max-swell
* MS Dainty
* Dominic Cordial
* Sim-Pat-ico Pocock* Ishant Charming
* Devon Welcome
* Demure-ali Muralitharan * Courteous Ambrose.” You’re a brave man, moving in on Millings’ turf like that. If I were you, I’d start getting my affairs in order.5h ago 09:24
WICKET! ENGLAND 162-4 (ROOT C BAVUMA B SHAMSI 49) Joe Root has been caught at leg slip. He turned Shamsi round the corner and was beautifully caught, just above the ground, by Temba Bavuma. South Africa really needed that. Root walks off after being dismissed for 49. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Updated at 9.28am EST5h ago 09:20
25TH OVER: ENGLAND 162-3 (ROOT 49, DENLY 30) Sipamla replaces Phehlukwayo, whose two overs went for 23, and almost gets the breakthrough when Denly drives just short of extra cover.5h ago 09:17
24TH OVER: ENGLAND 162-3 (ROOT 49, DENLY 30) Root sweeps Smuts flat and hard to the midwicket boundary. England are strolling to victory; they need 95 FROM 26 OVERS.5h ago 09:14
23RD OVER: ENGLAND 154-3 (ROOT 42, DENLY 29) Denly hooks Phehlukwayo towards deep square leg, where the backpedalling Ngidi palms the ball over the boundary for SIX! He came in too far; had he stayed on the rope it would have been a comfortable catch.5h ago 09:09
22ND OVER: ENGLAND 140-3 (ROOT 36, DENLY 22) This has been an eminently sensible partnership, just what England needed after that skittish spell when they lost three wickets in five overs. South Africa urgently need a wicket or four.5h ago 09:06
21ST OVER: ENGLAND 137-3 (ROOT 35, DENLY 20) Shamsi is replaced by Andile Phehlukwayo, whose collection of slower balls might grip on this pitch. If he manages to land them on the relevant part of the pitch, that is: his first over includes _four _wides. Doofus.5h ago 09:00
20TH OVER: ENGLAND 128-3 (ROOT 31, DENLY 20) The left-arm spinner JJ Smuts comes into the attack. He looks harmless but can be tricky to get away, as England found in the first ODI. His opening over costs just one. ENGLAND NEED 129 FROM 30 OVERS, and should win comfortably.5h ago 08:56
19TH OVER: ENGLAND 127-3 (ROOT 30, DENLY 20) Root and Denly have brought some sobriety to England’s batting. Denly blasts a half-volley from Shamsi through extra cover for four, a good example of this pair waiting for the bad ball rather than forcing things. Denly hits for four. Photograph: DanMullan/Getty Images
Updated at 9.19am EST5h ago 08:53
18TH OVER: ENGLAND 122-3 (ROOT 29, DENLY 16) A short ball from Ngidi is swivel-pulled elegantly for four by Denly. Another expensive over from Ngidi, who is having a miserable day: 5-0-52-0. Updated at 8.59am EST5h ago 08:49
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Updated at 8.52am EST5h ago 08:48
17TH OVER: ENGLAND 113-3 (ROOT 25, DENLY 11) England continue to treat Shamsi with respect, dealing almost exclusively in low-risk singles. They will be very happy if he finishes with figures of 10-0-40-0. Updated at 8.52am EST5h ago 08:45
16TH OVER: ENGLAND 110-3 (ROOT 23, DENLY 10) Root opens the face to steer Ngidi for four. He has raced to 23 from 24 balls with the usual unobtrusive excellence, though he survives a possible run-out chance when Bavuma’s throw hits him as he scampers to the non-striker’send.
5h ago 08:37
15TH OVER: ENGLAND 103-3 (ROOT 17, DENLY 9) Five from Shamsi’s over, all in ones and twos. That’s DRINKS.5h ago 08:33
14TH OVER: ENGLAND 98-3 (ROOT 13, DENLY 8) Ngidi, whose first two overs disappeared to all parts, returns to the attack. He’s a touch too straight to Denly, who flicks behind square for four. England need159 from 36 overs.
Denly flicks behind for four. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Updated at 8.55am EST6h ago 08:30
13TH OVER: ENGLAND 91-3 (ROOT 11, DENLY 3) “The left-arm wrist-spinner Tabraiz Shamsi comes into the attack. He should be a threat on this pitch, and England might decide to sit on him for a while rather than take any risks. That’s what they do in his first over, which brings three singles.6h ago 08:25
12TH OVER: ENGLAND 88-3 (ROOT 9, DENLY 2) “Pink Day is always a wonderful occasion, and I am so pleased that we have a great atmosphere here at the Wanderers yet again - for the first time this series (including the Tests), the South African fans seem to be in the majority,” says Eva Maaten. “The pink ODI is also very fitting occasion for my last OBO contribution from South Africa - we’ll be moving on again soon, this time to a less cricket-mad country where, as in the past, I shall definitely have to rely on the OBO for my cricket fix! I shall miss the Bullring.” Safe travels! We’ll be waiting to provide a cricket fix onceyou’ve moved.
6h ago 08:21
WICKET! ENGLAND 86-3 (MORGAN CT AND B HENDRICKS 9) England are officially embroiled. Morgan charges Hendricks, is surprised by a bit of extra bounce and pops the ball back to thebowler.
Hendricks
celebrates after taking Morgan for nine. Photograph: Dan Mullan/GettyImages
Updated at 8.38am EST6h ago 08:19
11TH OVER: ENGLAND 86-2 (ROOT 9, MORGAN 9) Morgan pulls Sipamla _just _short of the diving Phehlukwayo at deep midwicket. England’s innings has been a peculiar mix of frantic risk-taking and clinical strokeplay. Root demonstrates the latter with a delightful straight drive for four later in the over.6h ago 08:14
10TH OVER: ENGLAND 77-2 (ROOT 2, MORGAN 7)6h ago 08:12
MORGAN IS NOT OUT! It _was_ umpire’s call, so South Africa retain their review. It was a good delivery from Hendricks, which came back off the seam to hit Morgan on the pad. Updated at 8.13am EST6h ago 08:11
SOUTH AFRICA REVIEW FOR LBW AGAINST MORGAN! It looked a bit high to me - I think it will be umpire’s call at best for South Africa.6h ago 08:08
9TH OVER: ENGLAND 76-2 (ROOT 2, MORGAN 6) Morgan gets off the mark with a confident clip off the pads for four.6h ago 08:04
8TH OVER: ENGLAND 69-2 (ROOT 1, MORGAN 0) “Language is an organic, ever-changing entity,” says Matt Dony. “But, according to the Guardian Style Guide (which I assume you are forced to commit to memory on Day One), _‘BRUTALISE - render brutal, not treat brutally; so soldiers may be brutalised by the experience of war’_. Storm Ciara might be ruining my day, but it can’t dampen my pedantry.” Yes, but you haven’t seen Ngidi’s behaviour since that Bairstowassault.
6h ago 08:03
WICKET! ENGLAND 69-2 (ROY C NGIDI B B HENDRICKS 21) Jason Roy has gone for a run-a-ball 21. The ball after driving a sweet six, he top-edged a wide short ball straight to Ngidi at fine leg. England need to be a bit careful, or they could become embroiled. Ngidi takes the catch to dismiss Roy for 21. Photograph: Themba Hadebe/AP Updated at 8.14am EST6h ago 07:58
7TH OVER: ENGLAND 63-1 (ROY 15, ROOT 1) Bairstow’s decision to go off like a pacemaker means that England should - _should - _be able to control this run-chase. They need 194 FROM 43 OVERS. “Surely England’s approach is traditionally the reverse of the sub-ontinental teams (4th over),” says John Starbuck. “We do try youngsters but discard them pretty soon (or overwork them to destruction), as hauling in people on the verge of retirement instead is practiced. Ironically, Brian Close fits the latter pattern too, being the only guy tough and experienced enough to stand up to the West Indies speed merchants in 1976.” We never try them at 16 and 17, though, which I think is the point Ianwas making.
6h ago 07:55
WICKET! ENGLAND 61-1 (BAIRSTOW C PHEHLUKWAYO B SIPAMLA 43) Bairstow’s savage cameo comes to an end when he drags Sipamla straight to midwicket. It was a memorable assault: 43 from 23 balls with six fours and three sixes.Sipamla celebrates
taking Bairstow for 43. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Updated at 8.04am EST6h ago 07:53
6TH OVER: ENGLAND 61-0 (ROY 14, BAIRSTOW 43) This is astonishing hitting from Bairstow, who has made 39 from his last 14 balls. He smears Hendricks over midwicket for SIX more to bring up the fifty partnership - that ball wasn’t even that short - before chipping the next ball down the ground for four. He’s batting like it’s a T10 game. And now Roy has decided to join in: he charges the last delivery of the over and clubs it down the ground for six. Updated at 7.53am EST6h ago 07:48
5TH OVER: ENGLAND 43-0 (ROY 7, BAIRSTOW 32) Ngidi, whose first two overs disappeared for 29, is replaced by Lutho Sipamla. His second ball is a beauty, straightening past Roy’s outside edge, and he concedes only one from a good over. CHRIS SCHOFIELD asks whether Naseem Shah, aged 16, is the youngest to take a Test match hat-trick. He sure is.6h ago 07:43
4TH OVER: ENGLAND 42-0 (ROY 6, BAIRSTOW 32) Bairstow is cut in half by a sharp nipbacker from Hendricks. He looks in stunning touch, though, and scrunches the next ball through mid-off for four more. He has 32from 15 balls.
“Where do Pakistan and India get these great young cricketers from?” asks Ian Wilson. “When was the last time England unearthed a teenage cricketer and put him in the Test team. Was it Brian Closein 1949?”
It was Sam Curran in 2018. England have picked more young players of late, though as you say the culture is much stronger on thesubcontinent.
Bairstow sends one for six. Photograph: Dan Mullan/Getty Images Updated at 7.45am EST6h ago 07:39
3RD OVER: ENGLAND 37-0 (ROY 5, BAIRSTOW 28) Absurd brilliance from Jonny Bairstow, who has just brutalised Ngidi for 16 in three deliveries. He chipped six off the pads, smashed four through extra cover and then pulled flat and hard - viciously hard - for six more. After a bit of a famine, one dot ball, he pings a pull for four more to make it 21 from the over. Awesome stuff from Bairstow, who has 28FROM 13 BALLS.
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