New Zealand vs South Africa, 3rd ODI

Quinton de Kock gave South Africa a good start yet again.

Hashim Amla struggled at the other end and was dismissed for a 19-ball 7.

De Kock went on to register a half-century before getting dismissed for 68.

AB de Villiers resurrected the innings with a vital knock and became the fastest to reach 9000 ODI runs in the process.

New Zealand then struck at regular intervals to put South Africa on the back foot.

The skipper scored some crucial runs at the death alongside Wayne Parnell to guide South Africa to 271.

Tom Lathom's poor form continued as he fell early in the chase.

Kane Williamson's wicket put New Zealand on the back foot.

Dwaine Pretorius joined the party to wreck the lower middle order.

South Africa completed an emphatic win to take a 2-1 lead in the series.