MUMBAI: South African team beat Afghanistan by 37 runs on Sunday in Super-10 (Group-1) match at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, and TheNewsTribe.com reported.
Afghani openers Shehzad and Noor Ali put 52 runs together in scoreboard courtesy Shahzad brilliance and then Naib played great knock.
Shahzad scored 44 runs in 19 balls five sixes and 4 fours and Noor Ali scored 25 runs. But non of other players take the responsibility and rescue the team. Afghanistan team scored 172 runs in the limited 20-over game.
South African pacer Morris snatched the game from Afghanistan cricket team as he took four wickets and played important role in the victory of his team.
Skipper South African team F du Plessis won the toss and elected to bat first on beautiful batting pitch. South African team scored 209 runs in limited 20-over game.
Left-handed opener of South African team de Kock played another brilliant innings and score 45 runs, while Amla failed to play long inning as he lost his wicket after scoring five runs.
du Pessis and AB de Villiers’s inning totaly change the game as both put Afghani bowlers on back foot. Skipper scored 45 and AB played inning of 64 runs with the help of 5 sixes.
Mohammad Nabi and Zadran took two wickets each and Hamza manged to grab only wicket against South African team.
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