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England vs South Africa 3rd ODI Live Updates: South Africa won the toss and opted to bat against England in the series decider in Leeds.

For South Africa, it's crucial points on the table, with them having pulled out of the series against Australia next year, jeapordising their chances of directly qualifying for the 2023 World Cup. ( LIVE SCORECARD) For England, Jos Buttler will look to seal his first series win as white-ball captain, having lost the T20I and ODI series against India earlier this month. While South Africa thrashed England by 62 runs in the first ODI, the hosts came back strong in the second match, winning the rain-affected game by 118 runs.

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Rashid sees Quinton de Kock going for a reverse sweep. Moeen Ali serves this full and angling into leg, Aiden Markram gets on his knees and reverse sweeps the ball over the backward point fielder for a boundary towards deep backward point. Adil Rashid to Quinton de Kock, FOUR! Well played! Moeen Ali to Quinton de Kock, Moeen Ali flights this full and on middle, Quinton de Kock makes room and works this through covers for a couple of runs. Moeen Ali to Aiden Markram, Moeen Ali flights this full on middle and leg, Aiden Markram flicks this through the vacant mid-wicket region for a brace. Moeen Ali to Aiden Markram, Moeen Ali serves this full outside off, Aiden Markram strokes this to long on for a single.

After opting to bat, they were off to a watchful start but lost Janneman Malan early. The duo of Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen added 75-runs to get ...

Aiden Markram knocks the ball to long on and takes an easy single. Quinton de Kock guides it through point. David Willey does a good job to prevent the ball from running into the boundary. 18:49 IST: 21.4: Moeen Ali to Quinton de Kock, Serves a full toss outside off. The pitch is good to bat on and South Africa will look to cross the 300-run mark. Quinton de Kock is looking in a good rhythm now and will hope to score a ton here. The good news is that only the pitch is covered and not the whole ground. Moeen Ali serves this full and angling into leg, Aiden Markram gets on his knees and reverse sweeps the ball over the backward point fielder for a boundary towards deep backward point. 18:14 IST: Update - 6.10 pm IST (12.40 pm GMT) - There will be an inspection in 5 mins at 6.15 pm IST (12.45 pm GMT). The news from the middle is that the rain has stopped for now and the ground staff are working hard to clear things up. The duo of Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen added 75-runs to get the team back on track. Quinton de Kock plays this towards cover. Rashid sees Quinton de Kock going for a reverse sweep.

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South Africa won the toss and skipper Keshav Maharaj opted to bat, with both teams announcing unchanged XIs for the series decider at Headingley.

The Proteas will be counting on Quinton de Kock, David Miller and Rassie van der Dussen to perform well. South Africa will be missing the presence of their regular captain Temba Bavuma, who is out with an injury. South Africa were off to a disastrous start, losing four wickets for just six runs as Reece Topley ran through the top order.

England levelled the series at Old Trafford but who will take the deciding ODI at Headingley? Join Rob Smyth.

1st over: South Africa 5-0 (Malan 2, de Kock 3) Reece Topley has taken 11 for 76 in his last three ODIs, many of them with the new ball. de Kock glides his first ball for four and then clatters a filthy delivery to the cover boundary to bring up a high-class fifty from 39 balls. This is a quietly important game for an England team who have suffered a crisis of confidence in the last few weeks. 16th over: South Africa 97-1 (de Kock 58, van der Dussen 25) No real movement for Curran, so he is mixing things up. A week ago they bowed to the genius of Rishabh Pant at Old Trafford a week ago; today, they will hope for a better outcome against South Africa at Headingley. “I realise the obvious differences (footballers run a lot more for one), but the football World Cup has been moved from the Qatar summer. 17th over: South Africa 101-2 (de Kock 60, Markram 1) “Hi Rob,” says Julian Menz. “ I really wish Tanya’s article was open for comments, as I suspect even us club-level cricketers have suffered heat exhaustion at some point, and it is an extremely serious issue. 22nd over: South Africa 121-2 (de Kock 70, Markram 8) Moeen Ali returns to the attack. The forecast is a lot better from around 4pm, so there should still be scope for a shorter game. “It’s also a cause of much consternation at the mo with the powers that be, given it takes about five minutes to walk in and throw half a dozen warm up pitches on the mound. 21st over: South Africa 119-2 (de Kock 69, Markram 7) There was one ball remaining in the 21st over when rain stopped play. The finest exemplar of the power of the bullpen is here ( slightly whiffy language).

England face a series decider against South Africa at Headingley with their ODI rubber all-square at 1-1. Jos Buttler's side have lost their previous two ...

11:15 a.m: There's been a bit of shape early on for Topley and Willey early on, but the South Africa openers have progressed in fairly untroubled fashion. However, the surface looks good and it might be better to get close to an unbroken innings in first before conditions potentially bring Duckworth-Lewis into play. 10:30 a.m: The captains are out in the middle for the toss and Maharaj calls correctly. 11:40 a.m: End of the first powerplay and De Kock, after a couple of false starts in the series, is starting to motor. Showers are scheduled for the afternoon and that is something the captains will factor into their thinking at the toss. The leg-spinner responded by suckering the in-form Van der Dussen in a game of cat and mouse, which concluded with him clumping a catch to Bairstow on the midwicket fence. He's on to 37 and England will want to see the back of him soon. 12:22 p.m: In the 20 deliveries since Van der Dussen left us, South Africa have not hit a boundary, with Rashid and Curran putting the breaks on nicely. 10:10 a.m: Last time England were at Headingley, we found Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root in swashbuckling form en route to dominant seven-wicket win over New Zealand. White-ball batting has proved a tougher task for both since. In a worst-case scenario, the teams need to be back out by 6:14 p.m. local time for the bare minimum of a 20-over thrash for England under Duckworth-Lewis conditions. It did mean having to contend with the tractor motoring around the outfield with a large rope to conclude the drying-up efforts. The rainfall already looks a touch lighter now the covers are on.

The ODI series between England and South Africa was drawn 1-1 after the third match at Headingley was abandoned because of rain.

He now has runs under his belt, gliding 13 fours in wonderfully languid fashion, and a Headingley crowd that was hoping for more at least watched a gem of a player in full flow. As a new captain, just having that time to bed in and do that work around your players and with your coaches. Buttler stressed the need for players to start grabbing spots in his T20 World Cup starting XI. England have three Twenty20s against South Africa in the next week – starting in Bristol on Wednesday – to complete a run of 12 white-ball internationals in just 24 days. England, previously so dominant with the bat under Morgan, have been bowled out in all five ODI innings and missed a chance to reassert themselves here. And not just always in game mode, preparing for guys on the day.

The South Africa vs England T20I series will start on July 27 at the County Ground in Bristol. It is a three-match series in England.

The upcoming South Africa vs England T20I series will start on July 27 and culminate on July 31. In fact, South Africa were the only ones in their group to defeat the Eoin Morgan-led outfit. The three games will help both South Africa and England lock in their combinations for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia.

England Women have already clinched the ongoing three-match series after taking an unassailable 2-0 lead over South Africa.

She has the most runs in the series, 82, at an explosive strike rate of 151.85 and a top score of 59. On a bowling-friendly Derby wicket, the seventh-ranked T20I bowler is expected to shine yet again. In the first T20I, South Africa were put to bat first and only managed to put up 111 runs on board in 20 overs. The County Ground in Derby is generally a tricky surface for batting. The English opener is on a good run of form with the bat across formats. South Africa, on the other hand, will look to end the tour with a win, having lost all three ODIs and the first two T20Is.

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Ecclestone square drove the penultimate ball for four, and finished the innings in style with a monstrous pick up over square leg. 3rd over: South Africa 19-1 (Bosch 12, Brits 5) The 17-year-old debutant Freya Kemp, a talented left-arm seamer and lower-order hitter, comes into the attack. Bosch and Brits both steer singles to third, and then Bosch back cuts the first boundary of the innings. 6th over: South Africa 44-1 (Bosch 13, Brits 28) Brits continues to pepper the boundary, chipping Brunt confidently over mid-on. It was a full-length inswinger that beat Goodall all ends up and pegged back the middle stump. And Kemp almost takes her first wicket when Brits mistimes a drive that just evades Brunt running back from mid-off. The ball runs to the boundary, which makes it an expensive over - 14 from it. No wicket, but a really good first over - only four from it, and the required rate is about to go above 10. 11th over: South Africa 71-2 (Brits 44, Wolvaardt 3) Glenn almost skids one through Brits, who just manages to underedge a sweep for a single. But it was also a terrific over from Kemp, full of variations in pace, trajectory and angle. The ball bounces through her and away for four. Wolvaardt misses a sweep at a ball from Ecclestone that straightens to hit her in front of middle stump.