ICC Champions Trophy 2025: South Africa beat Afghanistan up to 107 rides | Current news
South Africa beat Afghanistan for 107 runs as teams open their champions trophies in Karachi, Pakistan.
Ryan Rickelton’s opener hit the girl’s one -day international hundred while South Africa directed Afghanistan for 107 rides in teams’ Champion trophy Opening a match in Karachi.
Rickelton pierced 106 balls 103 with seven borders and six, which on Friday at a national stadium at a national stadium at the National Stadium on Friday.
South African Tempo attack Kagiso Rabada (3-36), Wiaan Mulder (2-36) and Lungi Ngida (2-56) then rejected the highly conceived Afghanistan for only 208 in 43.3 additions.
South Africa knocked the threat of the slow bowlers of Afghanistan, and the star Spinner Rashid Khan went carefree for 59 runs in his 10 accessories.
Rahmat Shah was best achieved by Afghanistan with a fighter 92 ball 90 with nine borders and six before he was the last man.
Chasing the terrible target, Afghanistan desperately needed a quick start, but they lost the fire openers of Rahmanullah Gurbaz for 10 and Ibrahim Zadran for only 17 to 10.
Sediquelh Atal fell by 16, while the Hashmatullah Shahidi skipper went without a goal as Afghanistan left the slope in 50-4.
Shah and Azmatullah Omarzai (18) achieved the result at 89 before Rabada and Marco Jansen, who got rid of Mohammad, hit them to effectively end up hopes in Afghanistan.
Rashid Khan briefly entertained a pile of Quickfire 13-Lopt 18, including six and three borders.
“It’s a clinical effect,” said the captain of southern Africa Tembo Bavuma. “We got rubbing the green with throwing, but it was a brave decision not to know how to play first.
“We took care of that, we got a competitive grade, and then we were clinically with the ball.”
Captain of Afghanistan, Shahidi, brought the flaws of his team.
“I don’t think hitting today was good enough,” Shahidi said.
“The terrain helped their bowlers. We’ll move forward and play a quality cricket in the next two games.”
Earlier, Rickelton were helping Bavuma (58), Razie Van der Dussen (52) and Aiden Markkram (52 not going out) to direct South Africa to a solid overall overall number after winning the throw and hitting.
Nabi, who ended up with 2-51, provided an early breakthrough with his first ball by releasing Tony de Zorzi, caught in the middle of 11.
Rickelton and Bavuma then added 129 for the second Wickket while Afghanistan worked on the field.
Bavuma hit five borders in his 76 ball shot before he was finally caught in a short delivery to Nabi to rejoice a little with hundreds of Afghan fans in an otherwise rare crowd.
Rickelton, who has two test centuries in his name, but the previous best of only 91 to Odis, ended his first century white ball with one.
Two rides later, however, there were no longer any, the victim of the unhappy run out.
Descending down the terrain to drive the rashid, Rickelton was forced to turn quickly and dive into his crease as the bowler collected and fired the ball of guard Rahmanullah Gurbaza.
Rickelton seemed to have made his soil, but reprise showed that his bat was raised a little, so not in the fold when the garbaz had broken bail.
Van der Dussen scored 46 balls in his shot by two six and three borders before falling into Spinner Noor Ahmad in 43.
It remained to March to take over 300 marks South Africa, bencing six borders and six in 52 balls 52, which helped Proteas add 50 rides in the last five accessories.
Australia meets in England in the second conflict between Group B in Lahore on Saturday.
Pakistan, India, New Zealand and Bangladesh are In a terrible group awith The next former two are facing each other in a group on Sunday. The best two teams from each group will qualify for the semifinals.
