South Africa vs England

Winning this fixture is absolutely essential for South Africa to keep their hopes of winning the series alive. The team will be hoping to bounce back from ...

The team will be hoping to bounce back from their recent losses and secure a win. As for South Africa, the visitors need to buck up as far as their batting is concerned. There are high chances of the rain gods playing spoilsport in the England vs South Africa 2nd ODI 2022. The team will be hoping to bounce back from their recent losses and secure a win. Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, Richard Gleeson, and Dawid Malan could be the key to victory in this game as well. The upcoming fixture at Cardiff will see the resurgent hosts trying their best to maintain their winning momentum.

England displayed an all-round show in the 1st T20 to beat South Africa by 41 runs and take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series on Wednesday (July 28).

ENG vs SA 2nd T20 SA bowlers need to step and ensure England batting do not fire again. England displayed an all-round show in the 1st T20 to beat South Africa by 41 runs and take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series on Wednesday (July 28). There is no time to reflect on things for Proteas as they need to pull up their socks and level the series in the 2nd T20 today at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff. Their biggest worry remains Jonny Bairstow who smashed 90 in just 53 balls that included 3 fours and 8 sixes.

Gleeson's given the nod to bowl for the sixth over. Big shot on the fourth by Hendricks, but it's straight at Topley. Wide by Gleeson on the fifth.

Hendricks goes legside to get off the mark on the third ball. Another wide by Topley in the over. And well placed for a four on the final. That's the special thing we have in that dressing room. Reece Topley in for the second over. Terrific placement from Hendricks on the first ball to open with a four. A good strike straight down the ground, not a big boundary on that side, for a six for Hendricks on the fourth. Another four to finish the over. Flipped away legside by Rossouw on the fifth for a six. Wide on the fourth. He didn't hold back there, looking to smash it out the ground! Rossouw plants the ball into the Taff on the fifth.

England vs South Africa Live Cricket Score: 2nd T20 International at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.

England will be keen to erase their recent record in ODIs and kickstart their home campaign with a win. The day could see some rain showers in the morning. England have won four of the last five encounters between the two sides.

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Rilee Rossouw scored 96, helping South Africa post 207 before they bowled England out and set up the series decider at the Ageas Bowl.

“We haven’t won one yet this summer and that’s something we’re not accustomed to as a group, but this is the start of a new cycle as a team. This series marks his first appearance in the South Africa side since taking a Kolpak contract at Hampshire and leaving his homeland in acrimony in 2016 and he showed what they have been missing in the intervening period – and what they have now gained as they move towards October’s T20 World Cup. Representing your country is the proudest thing anyone can do and today was emotional for me.” “Since Brexit happened I’ve put in some really good performances and the management has backed me and selected me. Several bowlers emerged in significant credit including Tabraiz Shamsi, who leaked 49 runs in three wicketless overs the previous evening and took three for 27 off four here. The Proteas’ defeat in Wednesday’s opening fixture in Bristol was marked by some hapless fielding but here they were almost faultless.

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England (ENG) will be up against South Africa (SA) in the second fixture of the T20I series at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff. The first T20I witnessed England posting a mammoth score of 234 and winning by 41 runs. The key contributors to Proteas were Tristan Stubbs and Lungi Ngidi. It will be interesting to see if the hosts can seal the T20I series with a win in this game. The last three T20 games played at this venue, have seen scores of around 160 easily scored at Cardiff. Here, the fast bowlers have got assistance in picking up wickets in the powerplay overs.

Both sides unchanged as Buttler opts to chase following high-scoring opening fixture.

Not to mention the fact that Bairstow was in by the ninth over anyway, and Rossouw was always going to come in at No.3 to accompany Hendricks. On this occasion, it was a tactic that made a lot of sense but did not produce any tangible reward. Barring a 41 in the third ODI against India, he has struggled to get the measure of the white Kookaburra ball, occasionally showing flashes of timing amid plenty of mishits and lapses in judgement. It might not have been a century, but Rossouw's score was a reminder of both his talents and what South Africa have missed out on over the last six years. The ability to smash boundaries at will - as per Bairstow's eight sixes in his 53-ball 90 on Wednesday - was the only way out of this hole. And when Buttler became the first batter of the night to find the stands beyond the longest boundary, and then struck six-six-four off Phehlukwayo, England were in the mix. Just 24 hours afterdefeat by 41 runs in Bristolon Wednesday evening, it was a redemptive performance from the Proteas to draw level at 1-1.

England slipped to a 58-run defeat in the second T20 international as a much-improved bowling and fielding display from South Africa saw the tourists take ...

England captain Jos Buttler: "The wicket played well so South Africa's score was par. South Africa captain David Miller: "We'll take the win, it was a great turnaround - we took our catches and the batters were phenomenal. The Ageas Bowl will now be a great decider." Watch the final T20 international between England and South Africa, from The Ageas Bowl in Southampton, live on Sky Sports Cricket on Sunday. Coverage starts at 2pm with the first ball at 2.30pm. It was a great performance." England slipped to a 58-run defeat in the second T20 international as a much-improved bowling and fielding display from South Africa saw the tourists take the three-match series to a decider.

Rilee Rossouw's unbeaten 96 laid the foundation for South Africa's commanding 58-run win in the second Twenty20 international against England in Cardiff on ...

But his hopes of a hundred were dashed when Jordan conceded a mere four runs off the last over. And when the big-hitting Liam Livingstone, was caught behind off Phehlukwayo, England were 141-7 in the 16th over before Ngidi cleaned up the tail. Buttler hit 16 runs in three balls from Phehlukwayo -- two sixes followed by a four -- onloy to fall for 29 off the next when caught off a soaring top-edge by Hendricks. England were 77-3 in the ninth over when struggling opener Jason Roy holed out for 20 off Shamsi, with Hendricks holding another good catch. "We haven't quite performed to the level we are capable of...It's set-up for a great decider in Southampton (on Sunday)." Rossouw's innings was the cornerstone of a total of 207-3, with Reeza Hendricks making 53 -- the opener's second fifty in as many days.

Eoin Morgan says England will need a "reasonable crack of the whip" in order to refocus ahead of Sunday's crunch IT20 decider against South Africa at the ...

"Representing your country is the proudest thing anyone can do and today was emotional for me. "Every batter in the world goes through patches where you don't hit the ball as sweetly as you like to. "T20 cricket is brutal, it demands you keep taking risks and being brave. That's something we're not accustomed to as a group," he said after England were bowled out for 149. There's been a few changes - a new captain and a coach (Matthew Mott), and I feel like that's showing a little bit. I know South Africa could have got a lot more today but it is way too much on a ground like this.

Rilee Rossouw's unbeaten 96 laid the foundation for South Africa's commanding 58-run win in the second Twenty20 international against England in Cardiff.

Buttler hit 16 runs in three balls from Phehlukwayo -- two sixes followed by a four -- onloy to fall for 29 off the next when caught off a soaring top-edge by Hendricks. But his hopes of a hundred were dashed when Jordan conceded a mere four runs off the last over. And when the big-hitting Liam Livingstone, was caught behind off Phehlukwayo, England were 141-7 in the 16th over before Ngidi cleaned up the tail. "We haven't quite performed to the level we are capable of...It's set-up for a great decider in Southampton (on Sunday)." Rossouw's innings was the cornerstone of a total of 207-3, with Reeza Hendricks making 53 -- the opener's second fifty in as many days. Rilee Rossouw's unbeaten 96 laid the foundation for South Africa's commanding 58-run win in the second Twenty20 international against England in Cardiff on Thursday as the Proteas bounced back to level a three-match series at 1-1.

South Africa took its Twenty20 International series with England to a decider after easing to a 58-run win in the second match.

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