By Admin 
Anything can happen in cricket anytime. It is said that cricket is the game where the prevention fails. Today, something similar was seen in the third and deciding T20 played between Australia and South Africa. In this match, Ghulan Maxwell won Australia on his own. With this victory, the Kangaroos won the three-match T20 series 2–1.
South Africa scored 172 for 7 wickets in 20 overs after playing first in the third T20. For South Africa, Junior AB i.e. Dewald Brevis scored 53 runs in 26 balls with the help of six sixes. At the same time, Rasi Van Dar Dusen in the end scored 38 unbeaten 38 runs. In response, Australia lost 6 wickets for 122 runs. It seemed that the Kangaroo team would lose the match, but Maxwell won the match to Australia with two balls with 8 fours and two sixes in just 36 balls. He played an unbeaten 62 -run match winning innings.
Australia had to score 10 runs in the final over
Australia had to score 10 runs to win 10 balls at one time, but Corbin Bosch first bolded Ben Davarsus and then sent Nathan Ellis to the pavilion on zero on the next ball. After this, Adam Jumpa got two balls dot. Now Australia had to score 10 runs in the last over and two wickets were left. Everyone’s eyes were on Maxwell. Maxwell did not disappoint and won his team with a ball remaining.
Mitchell Marsh also scored half -century, middle order completely fails
The Australian team started chasing the target of 173 runs. Mitchell Marsh scored 54 runs off 37 balls. He hit 3 fours and 5 sixes. Travis Head scored 19 runs in 18 balls with the help of three fours. Both shared an opening of 66 runs in 8 overs.
Kangaroos lost 6 wickets for 56 runs
The Australian team, which scored 66 runs without any loss, lost 6 wickets for 122 runs in 13.5 overs. During this, Josh English 00, Cameron Green 09, Tim David 17 and Aaron Hardy were dismissed for 01. However, Maxwell kept scoring fast at one end. He shared a 41 -run partnership for the seventh wicket with Ben Dwarashuis, which contributed to only one run of Ben Dvarsusus.
10 runs were to be scored in the last over
Australia had to score 10 runs to win 10 balls at one time, but Corbin Bosch first bolded Ben Davarsus and then sent Nathan Ellis to the pavilion on zero on the next ball. After this, Adam Jumpa got two balls dot. Now Australia had to score 10 runs in the last over and two wickets were left. Everyone’s eyes were on Maxwell. Maxwell did not disappoint and won his team with a ball remaining.