Quinton de Kock
385 runs in the last 10 ODIs. Career average 45.9, strike rate 97.
The sides
| Measure | South Africa | Australia |
|---|---|---|
| Rating | 17554th of 20 | 16983rd of 20 |
| Home advantage | +130Rating points | –Touring |
| XI caps | 562ODIs between the XI | 635ODIs between the XI |
| Top-seven average | 41.8ODI batting in South Africa | 31.1ODI batting in South Africa |
When South Africa bat
+0.15 an overPowerplayOvers 1–10+0.27MiddleOvers 11–45+0.14DeathOvers 46–50−0.05
When Australia bat
+0.52 an overPowerplayOvers 1–10+0.86MiddleOvers 11–45+0.53DeathOvers 46–50−0.24
First innings
290South Africa bat first
252Australia bat first
278Par
284Average here since 2019, 3 innings
338Highest here, South Africa 2023
South Africa v Australia: South Africa 77%
South Africa are 77% to win the 3rd ODI at JB Marks Oval, Australia 23%. South Africa lead the series 2–0.
Batting first, South Africa would make about 290 and Australia 252, against a par of 278. First innings here since 2019 have averaged 284.
South Africa have won 5 of their last 5 ODIs, Australia 3 of theirs.
What total is safe?
ODIs in South Africa since 2019
First inningsDefended
Under 2500%0 of 12
250–27913%1 of 8
280–30983%5 of 6
310–339100%6 of 6
340+83%5 of 6
The case for South Africa
Batting standout
Bowling standout
Gerald Coetzee
23 wickets in the last 10 ODIs. Career economy 6.41.
The case for Australia
Batting standout
Mitchell Marsh
495 runs in the last 10 ODIs. Career average 38.2, strike rate 97.
Bowling standout
Xavier Bartlett
15 wickets in the last 10 ODIs. Career economy 5.19.