After a couple of early delays for rain, South Africa batted first and posted 205/5. Rossouw and Quinton de Kock combined for 163 runs off 81 balls for the second wicket in a South African record T20 World Cup partnership.
The Proteas then skittled Bangladesh for 101, with Anrich Nortje picking up four wickets for 10 runs and Tabraiz Shamsi returning 3-20.
“Clinical in terms of performance,” South Africa captain Temba Bavuma said. “The batting lineup has shaped up quite nicely.”
South Africa moved to the top of Group 2 at least temporarily with three points from two games — its first super 12 game against Zimbabwe in Hobart was washed out.
This story is from the October 28, 2022 edition of The Times of India.
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