In terms of cricket, the last few days are going very well. Where previously India ended two consecutive T20 Super overs between India and New Zealand, now the first two matches of the series of three T20 matches between South Africa and England have also been decided in the last ball. Interestingly, where South Africa won the first match, England won the second T20 last night. Now the third and decisive T20 of the series is to be played on Sunday evening i.e. 16 February 2020.

England gave a huge target of 203 runs:

According to reports, in this match played at the Kingsmead ground in Durban, South African captain Quinton de Kock won the toss and handed England the bat. Even though players like Jos Buttler and Joe Denley failed, openers Jason Roy (40 runs off 29 balls), Johnny Bairstow (35 runs off 17 balls), Moeen Ali (39 runs off 11 balls) and Ben Stokes unbeaten innings. (47 runs in 30 balls), England scored a huge score of 202 runs for the loss of seven wickets in the scheduled 20 overs. By the way, all the Proteas bowlers were heavily beaten, but Lungi Ngidi, the hero of the previous match, got the most three wickets.

Winning matches lost South Africa: For your information, let us tell you that in response to England's 202 runs, South Africa had a great start. Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock added 92 runs for the first wicket in just 7.5 overs. During this time, Deacock completed his half-century in just 17 balls. He improved his own record of fastest T20 FIFT by South Africa by scoring a skyscraper six off Abdul Rashid. The match seemed to be coming out of England's grip when Mark Wood returned the pavilion to both African openers in two consecutive overs. Dekock, who looked extremely dangerous, was caught by Ben Stokes near the boundary on a superb shot, but in the 10th over, Bawuma went into the butler's gloves behind the wicket.

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