South Africa vs England: The Twenty20 Men’s 1st International Championship – Live! | sport

11th place: South Africa 90-2 (De Plessis 48, Van der Dawson 4) It’s nice that they made a decision to let Adel Rasheed do whatever he wanted without taking the risk. This is one element of how the T20 has matured over the years – far from the random walkers that most people (myself included) thought it would be.

“Hello Adam.” Hi Damian Clark. “Maybe like this?” He says about the exorcist smashing the archer with the rope. “Batsman: To the limits! Christ’s power commands you! Shooter: Your ass shoved it, you ********“

Strong around the wicket, Jordan hits him hard into the path and de Cook disappears, the captain stuck him on the edge of the circle in the cover.

He did not come out! No, he didn’t hit her. Estimated review from the master, nowhere near. There are two reviews in this series, as Mark Nicholas reminds us, due to impartial shortcomings. I guess this stinks but … an argument for another day.

Ninth place: South Africa 78-1 (De Cook 30, De Plessis 41). After a few strides to start, Rashid is getting better all the time. They play carefully with him.

Is de cook edged rashid? Ewen Morgan would like another look. Suspension.

Eighth: South Africa 71-1 (De Cook 27, De Plessis 39). Jordan started on his first development and soon landed in the happy fave spot full and straight, shattering head for four. A death specialist in England will have a big job to do later in roles.

Did an Australian telecom player say “it hit like an exorcist” in the previous game? Simon Lott asks. “He might have intended Exocet but that just made me wonder how an exorcist could hit / send the ball?” With power. Others?

7th place: South Africa 63-1 (De Cook 26 de Plessis 32) Adel Rashid now, Legi starts at 50 T20 International as the field spreads. Six singles here – a score both teams would get, and Rashid landed both his stock delivery and error.

Sixth place: South Africa 57-1 (De Kock 23, De Plessis 29) It’s De Cook’s turn, to start the final match in the power game by knocking down Sam Curran in a row, he nearly eliminated De Plessis at the end of the non-strikers! You get four for that, Quinton. But the left arm sure has bounced back, giving up three more songs.

5th: South Africa 50-1 (De Cook 17, De Plessis 28) A very good hit of du Plessis, picking up the length of the Curran cutter and sinking it over the rope in long and On the construction site! And he goes again after that, checks a great drive over the player’s head this time, and wins four more. And another six on midwicket! As Nasser notes, he was waiting with his back foot for something shorter and something shorter to get on, pulling with real power. So, 16 of the three balls to start over. Two more for extra coverage, low full toss timing. Will it get big again? He tries, but despite timing to slap the socks again, he has to make do with two more slaps. The last ball … Another four! As far as he was supposed to start, he massaged Curran after making a midwicket 24 of more South Africa took 50 out of every five sums in the process. You will do it well.

Fourth place: South Africa 1-26 (De Kock 17, De Plessis 4) Archer again, this time with a second slip, but instead of an edge, De Cook deposits the archer over a square man and waaay over rope for SIX. The first game. Great timing on this flick. And he wasn’t done yet, cutting straighter this time along the grass for four. As Athaers points out on TV, two slips don’t slip into more space.

Yes, the end of that game was a joke. A friend of mine informed me that they had to turn off the PA system at the SCG a quarter of an hour before to go when they passed the local 11pm curfew. They were lucky the lights didn’t turn off!

Third Place: South Africa 12-1 (De Cook 4, De Plessis 3) Tom Curran replaces his little brother and starts very tidy with three points from his first four balls, including shuffling where De Cook had to dive back into the non-attacking end to make sure he would be safe in the action from a direct hit. “This is a slow surface,” Mark Nicholas stated on TV after the elder Curran got another player stuck on the field. This might be the main reason both sides choose to leave the fastest bowlers here.

“Hello Adam.” Hello, John Ryan. “What does South Africa need to make this game competitive? Usually this is a high graded stadium, and with the England squad I was thinking about level 170. ”At least, I think. This is a very strong England team.

Second Place: South Africa 9-1 (De Cook 2, De Plessis 2) Archer finds the outer edge of My Cook with his first delivery but never slips again! It passes, as they say, at an easily accessible height. Du Plessis is away with a couple in the gap at Midweek. He may no longer be the captain, and his future is still unclear, but right now he is enlisting. It’s a lovely late afternoon over there in Cape Town, what a joy.

Pavuma tries to board the last ball from the first but only manages to get a small feather through the butler gloves! This is not a nice way to go. Earlier in the group, he was off the mark from the outer edge to the rope, and de Cook opened his account by one point to the point deep. But it is better if England and Archer immediately take over the attack from the other side.

First Place: South Africa 6-1 (De Kock 1)

Players on the field. They are the leading duo of De Cook and the inaugural Paafuma for South Africa as Sam Curran took on the new England ball. play!

Little interest in the fact that Enrich Norte was not chosen. Maybe bother? I’m sure Ali Martin, on the floor of the sheet, will get to the bottom of it. Actually, I will send him a message. Mark Wood, England’s fastest, also loses to the Curran brothers. I’m sure she’ll bounce a little bit off the check table on these three games to try for everyone to play.

“Hey Adam. Good to have an OBO for the company again.” Great to hear from you, Smylers. “Is that a record for the shortest gap between two separate rounds of the same opponents? England played its last match of more than 20 matches in SA on February 16, and presumably was not planning to return so quickly. Have any other teams made two rounds to one place in a calendar year from Before? “

Without looking at it, I would be surprised if Australia and India had not found a way to do it in a shorter hiatus over the past decade. You’re right, it sounds strange. But I assume the logic is that they should be there for three ODI matches in the Super League, so why not launch some T20s there as well given that the World Cup is going to be next year. makes sense.

Ian Ward made a good point on Sky Channel, The last time these parties played the T20 series, in February, it was “epic”. This is the right word for it. I was in an OBO for the first time South Africa won a singles tour – the best T20I I’ve seen. And second, well, I had to pass the wand to Tim de Leslie when my daughter was born that morning! But the margin there were two stages, another high-rated thriller movie.

Archer and Stokes. This is the first time, you think, that they switch on the same 11th for England in the T20 format. Of course, they were IPL teammates as Archer walked away with the tournament player.

Quinton de Cook is in his best squad before the next World Cup: “Frankly, we have to give the players two chances and see how it goes.” There is some paradox here: England feels pretty intrinsically beautiful, and the hosts are a little less so.

South Africa: Temba Bavuma, Quinton de Kock (wk & c), Faf du Plessis, Rassie van der Dussen, Heinrich Klaasen, Pite van Biljon, George Linde, Beuran Hendricks, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi, Tabraiz Shamsi.

England: Jos Butler (week), Jason Roy, David Malan, Johnny Birstow, Ben Stokes, Owen Morgan (C), Sam Curran, Tom Curran, Joffra Archer, Chris Jordan, Adel Rashid.

Morgan about his decision. “Wicket looks very good, our preparation was good, but the slight perk here would be a chase (overall).”

She appeared on TVAnd, before the main event between South Africa and England, they show a live match from new T20 companies, the Lanka Premier League. And guess what? Shahid Afridi, 45 years old, one of the leaders! Of course, that means it gives him the chance to retire again. My heart is still beating.