Watch Online 3rd ODI Full HD Highlights Today Between SA v Aus at Durban, Wednesday, October 5th, 2016. South Africa already won two ODI’s with good margins, first from six wickets and 82 balls remaining and second won by 142 runs. Q de Kock from South Africa scored most runs in two ODI innings and he is at the top runs scoring list with 200 runs, RR Rossouw got the second position with 138 and F du Plessis legendary batsmen is at third position with 137 runs.

AL Phehlukwayo is the key bowler for South Africa because he took six wickets in two matches, WD Parnell got four wickets. Australia’s return from SL is not so good as expected and also after a very long time South Africa performing its best.

Toss: Australia win the toss and SPD Smith captain of the team chose to bat first.

South Africa team
Q de Kock†, RR Rossouw, HM Amla, F du Plessis*, JP Duminy, DA Miller, D Pretorius, AL Phehlukwayo, DW Steyn, K Rabada, Imran Tahir.

Australia team
DA Warner, AJ Finch, SPD Smith*, GJ Bailey, MR Marsh, TM Head, MS Wade†, JW Hastings, A Zampa, CP Tremain, DJ Worrall.

More eyes will be on the outfield than the pitch, especially after it received some rain on Monday. It has been dry since and should stay that way for the match, which will prevent the problem of August from recurring. The surface itself will be slower than what was available upcountry, which could mean lower totals and more opportunity for bowlers, especially the spinners, to have their say. After twin false starts, Aaron Finch may make way for Usman Khawaja while Australia will keep rotating their young seam attack. Joe Mennie took a pasting on debut and may be allowed to lick his wounds with Daniel Worrall coming back into the XI.

The Amla-Rossouw debate will be in focus. Faf du Plessis has indicated he wants Amla back, which could see Rossouw pushed down the order at the expense of one of David Miller, JP Duminy or Farhaan Behardien. South Africa may want to give Dwaine Pretorius or Kyle Abbott an opportunity. They could do that by resting Dale Steyn but may want to wait until the series is decided before experimenting.

Timings: 13:30 local time (11:30 GMT)

ODI no. 3790 Highlights | 2016/17 season
Played at Kingsmead, Durban
5 October 2016 – day/night match (50-over match)

Umpires – AT Holdstock and JS Wilson
TV umpire – NJ Llong
Match referee – BC Broad
Reserve umpire – S George

Scorecard

Australia 371/6 (50 overs)
South Africa 372/6 (49.2 overs)
South Africa won by 4 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)