Australia v South Africa, 3rd Twenty20 international, Sydney
Australia survive wobble to take series
Quinton de Kock gave South Africa an early boost after they were put in to bat, racing to 48 off 27 balls•Getty Images
Pat Cummins got the first breakthrough for Australia, with the wicket of de Kock•Getty Images
James Faulkner struck key blows towards the end of the innings and his 3 for 28 helped Australia keep South Africa to 145 for 6•Getty Images
Robin Peterson chipped away, getting the the wickets of Ben Dunk and Shane Watson to leave Australia's chase at a wobbly 62 for 4•Getty Images
With three needed off the last over, Kyle Abbott added to the drama with the wicket of Sean Abbott •Getty Images
He had good support from Reeza Hendricks and the opening partnership added a swift 75 runs within the first nine overs•Getty Images
Cameron Boyce got rid of Rilee Rossouw for 4 and from thereon, South Africa struggled to keep the momentum of the first half going•Getty Images
Aaron Finch led Australia's start and had scored 33 off the side's 40 runs by the time he fell in the fifth over•Getty Images
Glenn Maxwell played a brief 23 before he, too, was dismissed by Peterson •Getty Images
But White kept his nerve, taking Australia home with one ball to spare. The two-wicket win helped the side take the series 2-1•Getty Images
David Miller struck an unbeaten 34 but South Africa only managed 29 runs in the last five overs•Getty Images
David Wiese got that wicket for South Africa and soon chipped in with a second one•Getty Images
Cameron White, however, kept a cool head and pushed Australia towards a win•Getty Images