South Africa won a six -wicket victory against the New Zealand T20I champion at the Odi World Cup in Indore on Monday. The fourth century Tazmin Brits, fourth in five games, and the four -time Nonkululeko Mlaba goal led South Africa to succeed in pursuing a total of 231 New Zealand in 40.5 overs.South African teams featured complete recovery from previous matches against England, where they were dumped for just 69 runs. Their bowling unit, led by MLABA left arm rotator claiming 4/40, limited New Zealand to 231 running in 47.5 overs.Mlaba has proven to be a game converter, causing mid -collapse by taking important Wicket New Zealand Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday. He also contributed to the run, ensuring that white ferns could not reach 250.Brits dominated the chase with 101 amazingly releasing 89 balls, including 15 four and one six. This marks the seventh and first Odi centuries in the World Cup tournament.Sune Luus provides strong support with 81 unbeatable walking from 114 balls, featuring nine and six. This partnership helps South Africa resolve the pursuit of 55 remaining balls.The victory has significantly increased South Africa’s position in the tournament. They moved from the bottom to the fifth, increasing their net run rate from -3.773 to -1.424.New Zealand, the 2000 World Cup champion, now finds themselves at the bottom of their position following their second loss in the tournament. The next game is against Bangladesh in Guwahati on October 10.Brits and Luus set up a 159 record sharing for the third goal, marking South Africa’s highest partnership at Women’s World Cup History. The stand came from 170 balls and proved to be important in their recovery.Brits showcased the incredible shape throughout its scene, reaching fifty in just 44 balls – the fastest in Odi’s cricket. He celebrates his century with the symbol and lists his teammates.The right hand opener showed aggressive intentions from the beginning, targeting New Zealand’s new ball players Lea Tahuhu and Jess Kerr. She is very dominating Amelia kerrscored 19 walking in two overs.Luus completes Brits perfectly, spinning effectively and sometimes features aggressive shots, including six on Amelia Kerr.In New Zealand, Sophie Devine, playing the 300 international match, scored 85 runs from 98 balls with nine borders. He reached ODI to the 17th fifty in 65 balls, giving stability in the scene even though it fell regularly wickets.The second spelling affecting MLABA 5-0-18-4 has proven to be strictly blocking New Zealand. He first rejected Brooke Halliday, who scored 45 ran 37 balls with six four and built 86 partnerships with Devine.The competition began with a setback for New Zealand as Veteran Suzie Bates, which appeared in its 350 international match, was rejected for gold ducks in the first ball.The next challenge of South Africa is to host the host of Indian tournaments and favorite in Visakhapatnam on October 9, while New Zealand will be back in their upcoming match against Bangladesh.
