Though a mismatch between the red-hot South Africa and a struggling Bangladesh was highly probable, a festival crowd of over 16,000 turned up on Dussehra day at the Wankhede Stadium. The fans had come in anticipation of a batting show having been treated to stunning powerhitting two days ago by the Proteas. South Africa didn't disappoint, repeating their dazzling display at the same venue on Saturday against England.
Opener Quinton de Kock marked his 150th ODI with a glorious 174 (140 b, 15x4,7x6), notching up his third hundred of the tournament in just five games. Heinrich Klaasen hit a blistering 90 off 49 balls, stand-in skipper Aiden Markram made a classy 60 and David Miller was 34* (15b), powering the team total to 382/5 after electing to bat.
It left Bangladesh with only a theoretical chance of victory. And South Africa bowlers were ruthless as they sealed a 149-run win after dismissing Bangladesh for 233 in 46.4 overs. It was South Africa's fourth win in five games. They are well placed to advance to the semi-finals.
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