South Africa needed 22 runs from the final two overs and scored 10 from Trent Boult in the penultimate one which included a six from Phehlukwayo, who repeated the feat against Tim Southee in the final over. De Villiers belted Southee for four off the penultimate ball to clinch the victory. New Zealand made 207-7 after heavy rain over the past three days had forced a delay of more than three hours and reduced the match to 34-overs-a-side. "It was really tough out there," De Villiers said. We got ourselves into a good position but credit to South Africa, they adapted really well," said New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, who top-scored for his side with 59.

Source: bd News24 February 19, 2017 12:18 UTC