South Africa Regain Control As Multiple Wickets Fall

The second ODI between South Africa and Australia has been nothing less than a roller coaster ride for fans across the world. South Africa finished their innings strong, batting first and getting a respectable total of 277 runs.

As the second innings began, the South African bowlers were in no mood to slow down their momentum, dropping 3 Australian wickets early on in the match.

This was until Cameron Green and Josh Inglis took strike and the South African ballers had a mammoth hurdle to get over. Green and Inglis began to systematically break down South Africa’s fielding and pulled in a partnership of 79, with multiple boundaries between the two.

Alas, as all good things do, this also came to an end, with Green getting caught out in the 25th over.

This is where the flood gates opened for the visitors and shortly after, the South African team took two more wickets from the hosts. While the Green and Inglis partnership did give Australia a sense of hope, the wickets of Green and Carey have put the favor back into the South African team. Let's see how this match concludes.