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- South Africa qualified for the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy with a convincing seven wicket win over a hapless England in a Group B match.
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South Africa qualified for the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy on Saturday with a convincing seven-wicket win over a hapless England in a Group B match.(AFP)
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South Africa’s Marco Jansen was named Player of the Match for his incredible first spell, where he claimed three wickets and then grabbed a couple of magnificent catches.(AFP)
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Wiaan Mulder also claimed three wickets as South Africa bundled out England for just 179 and sealed a place in the semifinals.(AFP)
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Joe Root was once again the highest scorer for England and hit 37 runs off 44 balls. He did stitch a 62-run plus stand with Harry Brook. (REUTERS)
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Jofra Archer tried to put up a solid fight with the bat and scored 25 runs which was laced with four boundaries.(REUTERS)
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Jos Buttler finished his ODI captaincy with another defeat and ended up registering another low score and was dismissed for 21 off 43 balls.(REUTERS)
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England’s Jofra Archer claimed a couple of wickets early inside the powerplay to send the Proteas openers back in the hut.(AFP)
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South Africa their target with a huge 125 balls to spare following a 127-run third-wicket stand between Heinrich Klaasen (64) and Rassie van der Dussen (72 not out).(AP)
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South Africa’s Heinrich Klaasen finished with 64 off 56 balls with 11 fours before he was out caught off Adil Rashid (1-37) near the finish line. (AFP)
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