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JP Duminy: "Nice to see the youngsters come through. The positivity they played with was great to watch. I thought execution was unbelievable today, stuck to our plans, dug in their yorkers pretty well. It's going to be good to get back to the MCG, about 5-6 years since I last played there."

Aaron Finch: We were disappointing with the bat. A beautiful wicket as you could see. A lot of starts, but no one went on. Myself and Cam got off to a good start but I threw it away with a poor shot. Towards the end of the innings, that [South Africa's bowling] was as good as I've seen in a long time."

Rilee is the Man of the Match: "My first couple of games for South Africa weren't great. I stuck there, kept my confidence up, and tonight was my night. I just want to shine, every opportunity I get."

Vivek Bhandari: "so, the legend of Bollinger's exactly 1 wicket per match continues..."

10.17pm And that's as dominant a win as South Africa could have hoped for. They were simply the better side today. Australia went too hard at the ball while batting, trying to mow everything over long-on or midwicket, their bowling was a little one-dimensional and quite often all over the place, and their fielding was ragged. South Africa, in comparison, bowled very good lengths, very full at the death, and restricted the boundaries. While batting, Rossouw and de Kock simply waited for the loose balls (of which there were plenty) and put them away coolly, with cricketing shots. A well-deserved win for them.

18.6

Kane Richardson to Duminy, 1 run

low full-toss on middle stump, and he scoops it over mid-on's head, didn't really get hold of it, but who cares, that's the winning single

18.5

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Kane Richardson to Duminy, no run

A bit of late drama, perhaps? It was a nicely timed drive down the ground from Duminy, and Richardson got a little fingertip on it bending down in his follow-through. Is Miller home? Yes, he is.

18.4

Kane Richardson to Miller, 1 run

short now and he pulls it down to deep square leg

18.3

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Kane Richardson to Miller, no run

comes down the track again and Richardson shortens his length. Looks to pull, misses, and it's off the body towards backward point

Two to win

18.2

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Kane Richardson to Miller, no run

fuller now, on off stump, driven to mid-off

18.1

Kane Richardson to Miller, FOUR runs

down the track, makes some room, and uses the angle to slap that away to the deep point boundary

end of over 183 runs

SA: 139/3CRR: 7.72 • RRR: 3.00

David Miller4 (6b)

Jean-Paul Duminy5 (10b)

James Faulkner 3-0-17-0

Pat Cummins 4-0-21-1

17.6

Faulkner to Miller, 1 run

back of a length outside off, a bit of extra bounce. He let it come to him, and dabbed it away towards short third man

17.5

Faulkner to Duminy, 1 run

back of a length outside off now, punched down the ground and Faulkner can't quite cut that off, diving to his right

Gavin: "Please clarify whether Rossouw was caught Cutting or caught pulling?"

17.4

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Faulkner to Duminy, no run

full on middle and off, punched back to the bowler again

17.3

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Faulkner to Duminy, no run

full on off stump and he punches it back towards the bowler, who fields it with his left hand in his follow-through

17.2

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Faulkner to Duminy, no run

back of a length outside off. He stands tall and dabs it down towards point

17.1

Faulkner to Miller, 1 run

length ball outside off, driven to sweeper cover

Nine runs to get now.

end of over 175 runs

SA: 136/3CRR: 8.00 • RRR: 3.00

David Miller2 (4b)

Jean-Paul Duminy4 (6b)

Pat Cummins 4-0-21-1

Cameron Boyce 4-0-31-1

16.6

Cummins to Miller, 1 run

length ball on middle stump, tucked away towards deep midwicket

16.6

Cummins to Miller, 1 wide

now he looks to bowl a bit straighter and ends up overdoing it, slants it wide down the leg side

16.5

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Cummins to Miller, no run

back of a length, angling in towards off stump, and he goes back and across to block towards point

around the wicket now

16.4

Cummins to Duminy, 1 run

short and wide, slapped to deep point

16.3

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Cummins to Duminy, no run

length ball on off stump, stands tall and punches down the ground

26,370. That's the official attendance for today's game. It's pretty good, but I suppose the increased capacity of this ground makes it look like a smallish crowd.

16.2

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Cummins to Duminy, no run

bouncer now, and Duminy ducks under it

16.1

Cummins to Duminy, 2 runs

back of a length outside off, punched to the right of short cover

end of over 162 runs • 1 wicket