New zealand vs south Africa odi: The blockbuster show of ODI cricket was seen in the match of South Africa and New Zealand. In this match, there was a rain of fours and sixes. South Africa’s A team player Jordan Hermann and New Zealand A player Dale Philips took a brilliant century. The players of both teams beat the bowlers a lot. In this match, more than 650 runs were scored in total. This ODI was played between A teams of both countries.

Jordan Harman played stormy innings

South Africa’s A team won the toss and decided to bat first. The first wicket of this team also fell 13 runs, but then Rivaldo Monsamy and Jordan Harman took over the innings. Rivaldo scored 73 runs in 88 balls. At the same time, Jordan Harman returned unbeaten after scoring 186 runs in 153 balls. In this stormy innings, Jordan hit 26 fours and 3 sixes. With this, the team scored 348 runs on the board losing five wickets in 50 overs. South Africa A’s innings hit 43 fours and 5 sixes.

Dale Philips won New Zealand

When the New Zealand A team came to bat, the first wicket fell without an account and the South Africa team took the first step towards the victory. But Dell Philips and Joe Carter destroyed the expectations of the opposition team. Dale Philips played a rage of 147 runs in 109 balls, in which the batsman hit 18 fours and 5 sixes. Carter was dismissed for 47 runs in 48 balls.

Due to poor light in the match, the target changed in front of New Zealand A and this team was targeted to score 293 runs in 45 overs, but by then the team had scored 310 runs in 45 overs. Because of this, New Zealand A won the match by 18 runs. New Zealand’s innings installed 39 boundaries. The match was already abolished five overs before due to poor light. In the two matches played earlier, South Africa’s A team dusted New Zealand. South Africa A won the series of these three matches 2–1 with New Zealand A.

Match Result

The third and final one day match ends due to bad light, with new zealand ‘a’ claiming victory by 18 runs (DLS).

South Africa ‘a’ takes the series 2-1 after a strong all-rounding.#Wozanawe pic.twitter.com/yv7b8ihnz5

– Proteas men (@proteasmencsa) September 3, 2025

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New Zealand defeated South Africa by 21 runs in the second match of the Tri -series being played in Zimbabwe. While batting first, New Zealand lost 5 wickets for just 70 runs. After this, Tim Robinson (Tim Robinson) 57 balls unbeaten 75 runs and Bevon Jacobs 30 balls and turned a century partnership with an unbeaten 44 run. Then in the bowling, Matt Henry and Jacob Duffy took place. Both took 3-3 wickets.

In the match, New Zealand scored 173 for 5 wickets in 20 overs after playing first. In response, the South African team was all out for 152 runs in 18.2 overs. For South Africa, Dewald Bravis made 35 off 18 balls and George Linde scored 30 runs in 20 balls, but both could not win South Africa.

The story of the entire match is like this

New Zealand did not start to bat first. Tim Cifort 22, Davon Conway 09, Deril Mitchell 05, Mitchell He 02 and James Neesham were dismissed without opening the account. In 9.3 overs, New Zealand lost 5 wickets for just 70 runs. After this, Tim Robinson played an unbeaten 75 -run game changing innings thanks to 6 fours and 3 sixes. He was well supported by Bevan Jacobs. He returned unbeaten on 44 runs with the help of 3 sixes and a four. Both shared a 103 -run partnership.

Then chasing the target, the South African team scored fast. Lhuan-Dre Pretorius scored 27 in 17 balls with 6 fours and Reeja Hadrix scored 16 runs in 12 balls in 17 balls. The middle order was shattered as soon as both were out. Rubin Harman 01, Senuran Muthusamy 07, Rasi Van Dar Dusen was dismissed for 06 runs.

Half of the team returned to the pavilion for 62 runs, while the Dewald Brevis, known as Junior AB, attacked the counter. He hit a four and 3 sixes. Bravis was out after scoring 35 runs in 18 balls. Then Corbin Bosch also returned to the pavilion after scoring eight runs with a six.

In the end, Garald Koetzi and George Linde also raised hopes of victory. But Linde was dismissed after scoring 30 runs in 20 balls with the help of a fours and two sixes. Koetji also continued for 16 runs. However, at one time it seemed that South Africa would win the match, but the Kiwi bowlers won the victory in their court with a consecutive wickets.