New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd ODI at Mount Maunganui, , Oct 24 2014 - Ball by Ball Commentary

it's all over! South Africa have been kept in the field for much longer than they would have liked, but in the end it is a thumping victory for them. Ronchi will have to wait for his maiden hundred. He falls after slicing the ball over point but Faf was quick enough to run back and take a well-judged catch

mis-timed towards mid-on for a single, McClenaghan ran the first hard wanting the second, but decided against it

McClenaghan backs away and slogs at a short of a length ball outside off, he makes no contact

McClenaghan clears his front foot and slogs a short of a length ball to wide long on, New Zealand have broken their record last wicket stand in ODIs two games in a row. Move over Trent Boult, McClenaghan has taken your spot with Ronchi.

Ronchi does it much more conventionally, steering the ball with an open face to third man

McClenaghan jumps outside the line of off stump and tries to glance Steyn past the keeper, gets hit on the pad and runs a leg bye to fine leg

plays a lofted cover drive into the deep, falls short of the fielder

so much for mundanity! Ronchi swivels and pulls a short ball, hitting it over the infield and into the gap on the midwicket boundary

full and straight, Ronchi plays it watchfully back to the bowler, all rather mundane after McClenaghan's bravado

McClenaghan feels he can do anything now! He jumps outside the line of off stump and then tries to scoop a short of a length ball over de Kock, he does not make any contact

Morkel is taking a beating from a No. 11, McClenaghan makes room by moving outside leg and then swings freely, smashing the ball past mid-on

dug in short again, just outside leg, McClenaghan moves towards the off side to let it pass, should have been called wide even though the batsman moved a long way

Morkel digs it in shorter and McClenaghan moves out of the way after initially shaping to swipe at it

what a shot that is! McClenaghan has just lined up a length ball and slammed it back over the bowler's head, clean contact that time

McClenaghan clears his front foot and slogs at a length ball that's pretty straight, he gets an inside edge that misses the stumps and races to the fine leg boundary

worked off the pads to short fine leg for a single

defended back to the bowler

superb from McClenaghan, slog sweeps and executes it superbly, hitting the ball in front of the fielder on the deep backward square leg boundary

defended on the front foot on the leg side

cut off the back foot and it beats the fielder at point, another fielder chases and pulls it in just inside the rope, Faf gave chase. That brings up the 50 partnership!