Matthew Breetzke’s second ODI ton (112 off 106) propelled South Africa to a competitive 297-8, after which Keshav Maharaj’s 4-20 kept Australia down to 230 in the first ODI. Corbin Bosch and Bjorn Fortuin also bagged two wickets each.

In the second ODI, Temba Bavuma (103 off 116) and David Miller (93-ball 142) got to three-figure scores, taking the hosts to 365-9. Jack Edwards bagged 5-67, his maiden ODI five-for. Australia started well, with and Travis Head scoring 84 apiece, but were eventually kept down to 333.

The visitors got to 322-9 in the third ODI with Marsh (56) and Alex Carey (74) scoring fifties. However, rain played spoilsport when South Africa were 145-4, handing Australia a 45-run victory by the virtue of the DLS Method. Ryan Rickelton and Bosch were unbeaten on 71 and 13 respectively.

Latest men’s ODI team rankings after the South Africa vs Australia series

Australia and South Africa were tied at 103 rating points before the commencement of the three-match series. However, following their 2-1 series victory, South Africa stand third with 104 points and Australia are fourth with 102, two clear of fifth-placed Pakistan.

1		35	4095	117
2		35	3809	109
3		34	3547	104
4		35	3568	102
5		32	3215	100
6		34	3235	95
7		39	3702	95
8		28	2565	92
9		39	3251	83
10		36	2757	77
11		18	1096	61
12		16	815	51
13		28	1260	45
14		30	1309	44
15		26	1035	40
16		23	685	30
17		33	939	28
18		24	658	27
19		27	473	18
20		22	194	9

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