🏏Cricket World Cup 2023: Match #10: Australia vs South Africa🏏 - Page 35

Sheikh: "I believe it will spin alot under lights-- 250 wont be easy"

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

SA are inching towards 300 + , it'll be a challenging score for Aussies.

But they are highly competitive, so the match will go up to last over!!!

SA --274/5

they wil try .Aus are struggling but they are favs according to analysts . let’s see

Originally posted by: Savera84

Did you know?

- Australia have won three of their six World Cup games against South Africa, one which - at Edgbaston in 1999 - was, famously or infamously, depending on whether you're Australian or South African, tied.

- One of South Africa's victories over the Aussies was in their World Cup debut, at the SCG in 1992, when they won by nine wickets. The other was at Old Trafford in 2019, when they won what amounted to a dead rubber by 10 runs: by then South Africa were long out of the running for the semifinals.

- Andy Flower is coming home. Until recently Lucknow Super Giants' head coach, he is now serving as Australia's bowling consultant.

Andy flower that great batsmen serving as a bowling consultant

6 by Marco Jansen

Manoj: "South African bowling covered all the bases on Indian conditions compared to the Australian one. I am expecting a special spell from Marco Jansen tonight." It's true, his major role is still to come, you sense

Ranjeet: "Another 30 runs should be enough. It is a rusty batting line up AUS has. Chasing 310-315 can put them under pressure. Some early wickets are necessary for SA though. "

Babar: "You have to laud Australia for some quality death over bowling. At one point 350 looked inevitable but they've bowled extremely well. Credit where deserved." Not done yet, but yes, it's been a vital passage of play

Ashwin: "Australia doing a Pakistan here. Pulling things back in the last 10 overs could be the match "

RSA - 296/5 (48)

CRR: 6.17

David Miller* 8(7) 1 0 114.29

Marco Jansen 21(19) 2 1 110.53

Miller's catch dropped by Starc