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Australia 2-1 South Africa, that's how it stands at the moment. A confidence-boosting win for the Proteas just when they needed it. That's it from us here then, this is Anurag Hegde signing off on behalf of Raju Peethala, Kumar Abhishek Das and Mukesh HS. Take care and goodbye.

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Aiden Markram | Player of the Match: Nice to contribute when the team does well and we win. Crunch game for us to win and stay in the series. Very pleasing. Challenging, quite stoppy and the odd one was turning quite a bit. Once you get a bit of momentum, we tried applying pressure. Our bowlers did well after we got a nice total. I wasn’t feeling too great in the first 10 balls but was nice to battle through that and be there for the team at the end. I was just trying to think of getting sixes in the last over. Grateful that it was meant to be and I got the hundred.

Temba Bavuma | South Africa Captain: Happy with the end and the result. Needed a positive one to keep the series alive and we were able to do that. Batters knuckled down, got Aiden to do something special for the team. Bowlers did well. Will have a conversation on the powerplay and how we can navigate ourselves better but we did well otherwise. I thought 320 was par. It nibbled a bit upfront, we always gave ourselves some leeway with the partnerships we got. We lost a couple of wickets consecutively and that dented our momentum. The guys have gotten a proper sighter on what to expect when playing against Australia. It’s all about learning, there’s always going to be that challenge in international cricket. We bank ourselves on our fast bowlers but when we saw conditions today we thought we could go with two frontline spinners. Not forgetting Aiden as well, played a crucial role with the new ball. The series is still set up, as long as we keep improving as a team it’s great. We’ve gone one notch up, we want to keep raising the bar.

Mitchell Marsh | Australian Captain: Disappointing day for us, areas we can improve with both bat and ball. Credit to South Africa today. Thought the total was above par, 290-300 would’ve been par. Probably mis-read it a bit, spin did really well today. Hopefully we learn a lot from it, no doubt we’ll be exposed to such conditions a lot in the World Cup. Generally we’ve played spin really well in the recent past but was a bit of a slip up today. It turned and didn’t see that at the start of the day.

19:53 Local Time, 17:53 GMT, 23:23 IST: A convincing win for the Proteas as they record their first win of the series. At the beginning of the chase, it looked like Australia would run away with it but South Africa fought back really nicely and claimed a massive 111-run win in the end. Warner and Head got them off to an absolute flier. They looked simply unstoppable as the ball went to all parts and they didn't slow down even as Head fell for 38 in the 8th over. The game turned completely on its head when South Africa's spinners came on though. Shamsi and Maharaj first racked up the dots to build pressure and capitalized when Australia tried to hit their way out of it. Marsh holed out trying to be unnecessarily expansive and Warner got extremely unlucky as he was run-out. Labuschagne looked good while he was out there but a charged up Shamsi got the better of him and Australia's spine just collapsed thereafter. Shamsi and Maharaj bowled beautifully in tandem and Coetzee came in to clean things up. Earlier in the day, South Africa posted a commanding 338 on the back of a breezy 82 from de Kock and a scintillating century from Markram.

34.3 Gerald Coetzee to Nathan Ellis, out Caught by R Hendricks!! That'll do nicely for Coetzee, he finishes with four and South Africa complete a superb comeback! Full and outside off, Ellis threw his hands at this and sliced it away into the air towards deep ppoint, the fielder ran in and snaffled it. Nathan Ellis c R Hendricks b Gerald Coetzee 16(20) [4s-3]

Gerald Coetzee to Nathan Ellis, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

34.2 Gerald Coetzee to Nathan Ellis, no run, slower delivery on off-stump, Ellis clears his front-leg, waits for it and slaps it to mid-off

34.1 Gerald Coetzee to Nathan Ellis, FOUR, more runs, they're coming off a free flowing tap it seems, back of a length on middle, Ellis heaves across the line and gets a top-edge that goes over the keeper's head

AUS: 223-9 after 34 overs

33.6 Maharaj to Hazlewood, no run, full on off-side, Hazlewood loads up for a big swing and it goes back to the bowler off the toe end

33.5 Maharaj to Hazlewood, no run, length delivery just outside off, Hazlewood swipes acorss the line and is struck on the back thigh

33.4 Maharaj to Nathan Ellis, 1 run, full on middle, driven down to long-on

33.3 Maharaj to Nathan Ellis, FOUR, that'll be four more! Floated up full on off-stump, Ellis brings out the reverse-sweep and manages to get it away to the left of short third man

33.2 Maharaj to Nathan Ellis, 2 runs, fraction short on middle, heaved away towards deep mid-wicket, couple more

33.1 Maharaj to Nathan Ellis, FOUR, friendly full toss on middle, Ellis gives it a solid whack across the line and it goes quickly to the deep mid-wicket fence, just one bounce

AUS: 212-9 after 33 overs

32.6 Gerald Coetzee to Hazlewood, no run, full on middle, Hazlewood blocks it from his crease

32.5 Gerald Coetzee to Hazlewood, FOUR, another boundary! Hazlewood is having some fun! Back of a length on off-stump, pace off again it seemed like and Hazlewood just backed away before ramping it to the third man fence

32.4 Gerald Coetzee to Hazlewood, no run, full and just outside off, pace off that and Hazlewood loads up and has a big swing, makes no connection

32.3 Gerald Coetzee to Hazlewood, FOUR, short of length on leg-stump, Hazlewood was in no position to play, took his eyes off and just got a bit of glove, tickled it fine and it went down to the fine-leg fence

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