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The fifth ODI was won by South Africa by 122 runs. Pakistan tops the ODI team rankings after Australia won the series 3-2

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In the fifth ODI, South Africa defeated Australia by 122 runs. With this, the team also 3-2 won the five-match ODI series

In Johannesburg, South Africa scored 315 runs off of 9 wickets while batting first. Australia’s response was only 193 runs in 34.1 overs.

The player of the match was Marco Jansen, who scored 47 runs and grabbed 5 wickets. The winner of the competition was Aiden Markram, who amassed 225 runs in 5 games.

Pakistan moves up to the top spot in the ODI standings as Australia drops to third.

After losing the ODI series against South Africa 3-2, Australia dropped in the ICC ODI rankings. Prior to the series, Australia was ranked first; after it, it fell to number three. India, the winner of the Asia Cup, is ranked number two, whereas Pakistan, which dropped two games in the competition, is ranked first.

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The ODI series was won 3-2 by South Africa. Australia has previously defeated the other team’s team 3-0 in the three-match T20 series. Australia will now begin a three-match ODI series in India on September 22. South Africa, though, will now be admitted directly to the ODI World Cup.

Pakistan moves up to the top spot in the ODI standings as Australia drops to third.

After losing the ODI series against South Africa 3-2, Australia dropped in the ICC ODI rankings. Prior to the series, Australia was ranked first; after it, it fell to number three. India, the winner of the Asia Cup, is ranked number two, whereas Pakistan, which dropped two games in the competition, is ranked first.

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The ODI series was won 3-2 by South Africa. Australia has previously defeated the other team’s team 3-0 in the three-match T20 series. Australia will now begin a three-match ODI series in India on September 22. South Africa, though, will now be admitted directly to the ODI World Cup.

Miller and Markram had a century-old collaboration.

South Africa was led by David Miller and Aiden Markram after the early loss of 4 wickets. Between them, they scored 109 runs together. After scoring 93 runs, Markram was dismissed, and the duo’s partnership came to an end. David Miller also reached fifty, but after reaching 63 runs, he was attacked by Sean Abbott.

Immediately, Yansen-Phehlukwayo scored.

Six wickets were lost by South Africa, who scored 258 runs. From there, the team’s total increased to over 300 runs because to scores from Marco Jansen (47 runs on 23 balls) and Andile Phehlukwayo (39 runs on 19 balls). Gerald Coetzee and Keshav Maharaj were absent at the time and had not yet opened the account. The squad lost 9 wickets while scoring 315 runs.

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Adam Zampa, an Australian leg spinner, claimed three wickets, and Sean Abbott claimed two. Tim David, Nathan Ellis, and Cameron Green each scored one wicket.

for 34 runs, Australia lost 2 wickets.

In the series-deciding game, the Australian squad, which was attempting to score 316 runs, also got off to a shaky start. Jose Inglis was out after scoring 0 runs, and David Warner was out after scoring 10. 2 wickets were lost by the team, who scored 34 runs.

Mitchell Marsh came to open on Sunday under the Labuschagne-Marsh partnership. Together with Marnus Labuschagne, he scored fifty runs and had a run total of 90. After scoring 71 runs, Marsh was removed from the game, and the duo’s partnership came to an end. Following Marsh, Labuschagne was defeated by Marco Yansen after scoring 44 runs. The team only suffered 4 wicket losses for 135 runs.

Lower order quickly dispersed

After scoring 23 runs, Alex Carey 2, Tim David 1, Michael Neser 0, Adam Zampa 5, Cameron Green 18, and Sean Abbott were all out. The squad lost the sixth ODI by 122 runs after being all out for 193 runs in 34.1 overs.

From South Africa, Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen both claimed four and five wickets. Also scoring one wicket was Phehlukwayo.

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Yansen was named the game’s best player.

After amassing 47 runs in the first innings, Yansen also claimed 5 wickets. He was given the Player of the Match award for his efforts. 225 runs were scored by Aiden Markram, who won the competition.