Indian cricket team is leading 1-0 in the 3-match ODI series against South Africa. Under the captaincy of KL Rahul, Team India would like to win the second ODI and clinch the series. Of course, Team India won the first match, but despite a big target and a bad start, the South African players took it till the last over. It was not confirmed till the end which team would win this match. Let us know which 4 players of the visiting team can prove to be dangerous in the second ODI.

1. Matthew Britzke

In the first ODI, the top-3 batsmen including the South African captain were out on the score of just 11 runs. Then Matthew Britzke had batted brilliantly, from here there was hope for the visiting team that they can also win the match. Britzke looked in great form, he scored 72 runs in 80 balls with the help of 1 six and 8 fours.

27-year-old Matthew Britzke has played 10 One Day International matches, in which he has scored 614 runs at a strike rate of 95.48. He scores runs at a fast pace, his highest score in ODI is 150 runs. He can prove dangerous in Raipur also.

2. Tony DeGeorge

Tony De Georgi is also in good form, he scored 39 runs in 35 balls in the first ODI. He also batted well in the Test against India, before that South Africa went on Pakistan tour where Georgie played a brilliant inning of 76 runs in the second ODI. He also scored a century in the test against Pakistan.

Looking at Tony De Georgi’s recent form, it seems that he is not facing any problem on Asian pitches, hence Indian bowlers will have to make a special strategy to dismiss him in the second ODI. 28-year-old Tony De Georgi has scored 688 runs in 21 ODI matches, his strike rate is 97.72. He also makes important contribution in fielding.

3. Marco Yansen

India vs South Africa, if we look at the last two matches, Marco Jansen looks like a proper batsman. He played a brilliant inning of 93 runs in the second test against India and also took 7 wickets. For this he was chosen Player of the Match. He performed similarly in the first ODI on Sunday.

Yansen scored runs at a strike rate of 179.49 in the first ODI, he scored 70 runs in 39 balls with the help of 3 sixes and 8 fours. Due to his performance, South Africa’s batting has started looking very strong even in the lower order. The tall Yansen will also trouble the Indian batsmen with his bowling. He can prove dangerous in the second ODI also.

4. Corbin Bosch

All-rounder Corbin Bosch came yesterday after Marco Jansen was out, which means 6 wickets had fallen and there was pressure on the visiting team. Although Yansen and Britzke had increased the pace of runs, still 123 more runs were needed to win. Then Corbyn increased the heartbeat of all the Indian fans by playing a half-century inning.

Corbin Bosch scored 67 runs in 51 balls with the help of 4 sixes and 5 fours, due to which South Africa was in the match till the last over. Although he was caught out in the last over, his game was praised by everyone. He also played a good inning of 41 runs in the first ODI on Pakistan tour. He took a total of 4 wickets in the 3 ODI series against Pakistan.

India vs South Africa: These four players can prove to be dangerous for Team India in the second ODI.

When and where will India vs South Africa 2nd ODI be played?

The second ODI between India and South Africa will be held on Wednesday, December 3 at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium in Raipur. The match will start at 1:30 pm. The toss will take place at 1 pm.

Where to watch India vs South Africa 2nd ODI?

The second ODI between India and South Africa will be telecast live on Star Sports channel. There will be live streaming on JioHotstar app and website. match

India has defeated South Africa by 17 runs in the first ODI match. A total of 681 runs were scored in both the innings of this match played in Ranchi, while Virat Kohli scored the 83rd century of his international career and 52nd century of his ODI career. Team India had scored 349 runs while playing first. In response, the South African team remained 17 runs away from the target. Kuldeep Yadav took the most wickets for India, who took four wickets.

681 runs were scored in the match, India won

When the South African team came to chase the target of 350 runs, Harshit Rana dismissed Ryan Rickleton and Quinton de Kock without opening the account in his first spell. Africa suffered the biggest blow when captain Aiden Markram was dismissed by Arshdeep Singh on the score of 7. By the score of 11, Africa had lost the wickets of all three top order batsmen. Tony De Jorzi and Dewald Brewis did get the start, but they were out after scoring 39 runs and 37 runs respectively.

Marco Jansen and Matthew Britzke made South Africa’s comeback in the match, who made a very important partnership of 97 runs for the sixth wicket. Yansen was out after playing a stormy innings of 70 runs in 39 balls. Kuldeep Yadav had turned the tide of the match in India’s favor by dismissing Jansen and Matthew Britzko in the same over. Britzke scored 72 runs.

Corbin Bosch had made the match exciting in the last overs. South Africa scored 20 runs in the 48th and 49th overs combined. The situation was such that Prasidh Krishna had to save 17 runs in the last over. The batsman set in front was Corbin Bosch, but he got out while trying to play a big shot. Bosch scored 67 runs.

Kohli-Rohit-Rahul’s bat

When the Indian team came to bat first, Yashasvi Jaiswal was out cheaply after scoring 18 runs. But Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli together took the innings forward and made a partnership of 136 runs. Meanwhile, Rohit scored the 60th half-century of his ODI career. Rohit was out after scoring 57 runs.

On the other hand, Virat Kohli converted his fifty into a century. He completed his century in 102 balls. In the match, he played an inning of 135 runs in 120 balls, during which Kohli hit 11 fours and 7 sixes. This was the 52nd century of his ODI career. KL Rahul, who was captaining the Indian team in this series, also made an important contribution in taking the team’s score to 349 by contributing 60 runs.

Matthew Breetjke’s ODI career has been historic. He has set a world record by scoring at least 50 runs in the first five ODI innings of his career. In the second ODI against England, he has written his name with golden letters in ODI history, playing 85 runs. Breetj has become the first cricketer in the world to have put a least fifty in the first five innings of his ODI career.

Matthew Breetjke set world record

26 -year -old Matthew Breetjke made his ODI debut against New Zealand this year, in which he played a memorable innings of 150 runs. After that he scored 83 runs against Pakistan. Breetjke then played 2 matches against Australia, in which he scored 57 and 88 runs respectively. Now he has contributed 85 runs in the second ODI against England.

In the second ODI against England, Breetj came to bat on the fourth order. When he came to batting, South Africa had fallen 2 wickets for 78 runs. He partnered 147 runs in collaboration with Triston Stabs. Stabs scored 58 runs.

Navjot Singh Sidhu’s record broke

Breetj has scored 463 runs in the first 5 matches of his ODI career at an excellent average of 92.6. With this, he has broken the record of Navjot Singh Sidhu of India. Sidhu had put four fifty in the first four innings of his ODI career, but Matthew Breetjke has scored five consecutive half -centuries. Sidhu made his ODI debut in the 1987-88 World Cup, where he scored 73, 75, 51, 55 runs in the first four Vanade innings.

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South Africa has trampled Australia by 84 runs in the second ODI. With this, the South African team has taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series. Chasing a target of 278 runs, Australia’s big fly flops, as a result the entire team was all out for 193 runs. The Kangaroos had to lose the match by a huge margin of 84 runs. Lungi Angidi took 5 wickets from the African team, wreaking havoc.

In this match, host South Africa scored a score of 277 runs while playing first. Matthew Breetjke scored 88 runs, he has become the first cricketer in the world to have scored more than 50 in the first four matches of his ODI career. At the same time, Triston Stabs contributed 74 runs. Let us tell you that this is South Africa’s sixth win over Australia in the last 7 ODIs.

South Africa trampled badly

When the Australian team came to chase the target of 278 runs, they had lost 3 wickets for just 38 runs. Cameron Green and Josh English shared a 67-run partnership to bring Australia’s score to 100. Green scored 35 and English scored 87 runs. Captain Mitchell Marsh and Marnas Labushen both flopped badly. Labushen and Travis Head could not even touch the double figure in terms of runs.

At one time Australia scored 175 runs at the loss of 5 wickets. But from here such wickets began that the Australian team lost the last five wickets within just 18 runs.

Kangaroos’ second big defeat in four days

On August 19, the first ODI of both teams was played, in which South Africa won a big win by 98 runs. In that match, Australia was reduced to 198 runs chasing a target of 297 runs. Now after four days, Australia could not even touch the 200 runs figures once again.

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South African young batsman Matthew Breetjke has done such a feat against Australia in ODI cricket on Friday, which no batsman could do till date. Breetjke took a tremendous half -century against Australia and registered his name in the pages of history. In the second ODI, Breetj became the first cricketer who has scored 50 or more runs in his first four ODIs.

Breetjke’s great start in ODI cricket, history created

Breetjke made her ODI debut against Pakistan. In that match, Breetjke scored an innings of 150 runs. This is the biggest innings by any player played on ODI debut. After this, he again scored 83 runs against Pakistan.

At the same time, Breetjke scored 57 runs in the first ODI against Australia. After this, he created history by playing an innings of 88 runs in the second ODI. Breetj became the first player in ODI history to score 50 or more runs in his first four ODI matches.

South Africa captured the series

South Africa defeated Australia by runs in the second ODI and captured the three -match ODI series. South Africa won the first match by 98 runs. Now by winning the second ODI, South Africa has taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series.

South Africa scored 277 runs while batting first. Breetjke scored 88 and Triston Stabs scored 74 runs. In response, the entire team of Australia was all out for 193 runs. South Africa won the second match by 84 runs and won the series. Lungi Angidi took 5 wickets for South Africa.

For Australia, Josh English scored 87 runs in 74 balls. But did not get more together than the other end. Because of which he failed to win the team.

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Who is matthew breetzke: Lucknow Super Giants have given Matthew Breetjke a chance to debut in their last match of IPL 2025. LSG has already been out of the playoffs and now Royal Challengers have come to save their credibility against Bangalore. Actually Aidan Markram was not available for the match against RCB, in such a situation, he has been replaced by Matthew Breetjke. Breetj is South Africa’s wicketkeeper batsman and has a good experience in T20.

Who is Matthew Breetjke?

Matthew Breetj comes from South Africa and he made a big bang in his ODI debut. Currently, the record of making the biggest personal score in ODI debut is the name of Matthew Breetjke. He broke the record of West Indies’ Desmond Hens by scoring 150 runs in his ODI debut, who scored 148 runs in his ODI debut match played in 1978. Breetjke had established a very good identity in South African cricket before the debut match.

Breetjke started playing for gray high-school at the age of 14. At the age of 16, he was selected in the Under-19 team of South Africa and he scored more than 1 thousand runs in Youth ODI career.

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