Maddy Green’s match-winning 141* and Rosemary Mair’s five-wicket haul guided New Zealand Women to a 66-run win over South Africa in the final ODI, clinching the series 2-1.
In the second ODI of the series at Basin Reserve, Amelia Kerr struck an unbeaten 179 to guide New Zealand to a record-breaking 350/8, completing the highest successful run chase in women’s ODI history against South Africa and levelling the series 1-1.
Kayla Reyneke becomes the first woman to win Player of the Match on debut in multiple formats, smashing a last-ball six to guide South Africa past New Zealand.
Allen was in sensational touch, smashing the fastest century in the history of the T20 World Cup. The right-hander reached his hundred in just 33 balls, eclipsing the previous record of 47 deliveries set by Chris Gayle of the West Indies.
De Villiers is the second South African behind Jacques Kallis to reach the 9,000 mark.
De Villiers is the second South African behind Jacques Kallis to reach the 9,000 mark.
