Bairstow powers England to T20 victory more than South Africa in Cape Town

28 November, 2020
Bairstow powers England to T20 victory more than South Africa in Cape Town
Jonny Bairstow driven England to a five-wicket make an impression on South Africa on the first Twenty20 international at Newlands on Cape Town on Fri.

Bairstow thrashed 86 certainly not out away 48 balls simply because England chased straight down a victory concentrate on of 180 with four balls to spare.

England were struggling at 34 for three before Bairstow and Ben Stokes (37) changed the momentum of the meet with a fourth wicket stand of 85.
Even so, South Africa nonetheless had a realistic potential for winning just as England went in to the last four overs needing 51 runs.

But left-arm quickly bowler Beuran Hendricks conceded 28 runs in the 17th over, including three wides which expense eight runs, as Bairstow and England captain Eoin Morgan continued the attack.

Morgan said the win was "extremely pleasing, given that we were pretty normal apart from several players."

Morgan said England's bowlers "missed areas", although left-armer Sam Curran claimed a good career-best three for 28 found in South Africa's innings of 179 for six.

And he was first disappointed with the batting start out, although he praised Bairstow and Stokes.

"Jonny and Ben rebuilding just how they did create the win nicely," he told SuperSport television set.
Bairstow batted at number 4 instead of opening as he often does in white-ball cricket.

"It's something you need to enjoy," this individual said. "You figure out how to craft your innings in various ways."

Bairstow hit nine fours and four sixes, finishing the match however you like with his fourth six which sailed right into a construction sight about the northern end of the bottom.

Former captain Faf du Plessis top-scored for South Africa with 58 off 40 balls after his side were submitted on a great evening.

South Africa's first international meet since March was staged without spectators due to Covid restrictions.

South African captain Quinton de Kock refused at fault the Hendricks over.

"I don't think it had been just the main one over. It was just how Jonny and Ben performed. We didn't take up badly. They played effectively."

The teams meet once again in a day game in Paarl on Sunday.

Source: www.daily-sun.com
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