T20 World Cup: Records tumble as South Africa trounce Bangladesh
SYDNEY: South Africa have pounded Bangladesh by 104 runs in the Gathering 2 conflict of the T20 World Cup 2022 on Thursday.
Pursuing an overwhelming objective of 206 runs, Bangladesh were packaged out for 101 in 16.3 overs.
Pacer Anrich Nortje packed away great figures of 4-10, in the interim spinner Tabraiz Shamsi guaranteed three wickets.
Prior, Rilee Rossouw impacted 109 and partook in the most noteworthy substitute Twenty20 World Cup history Thursday with Quinton de Kock as South Africa amassed 205-5 against Bangladesh in Sydney.
The pair met up after opener and commander Temba Bavuma again fizzled with the bat, out for two in the first finished.
From that point it was all South Africa with the pair putting on 168 for the subsequent wicket, outperforming the 166 that Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara made against the West Indies in 2010.
De Kock fell for 63 the following ball however Rossouw turned on, raising the primary hundred years of the Australian competition and just the tenth ever at a T20 World Cup.
He was at last out going for another success, finishing a 56-ball thump in which he crushed eight sixes and seven fours. It was the fifth most elevated score at a T20 World Cup.
The rush put the Proteas on target for triumph after their initial match on Monday against Zimbabwe in Hobart was cleaned out and the focuses were shared.
Conversely, Bangladesh opened their mission with a nine-wicket prevail upon the Netherlands and right now sit on top of Gathering 2 on two focuses with India.
In any case, they have an unfortunate record against top groups at World Cups, and have not won any of their seven T20s against South Africa.
Bavuma won the throw and batted first yet the South African captain was out economically again as his horrendous structure proceeded.
Speedster Taskin Ahmed was falling off profession best figures of 4-25 against the Dutch and cajoled an edge with his crude speed that conveyed to Nural Hasan behind the stumps.
In any case, that was essentially as great as it got for Bangladesh as De Kock and Rossouw went after Ahmed in his next finished, pounded 21 to state their power.
The pair were clubbed fours and sixes around the ground, raising their 50-association in four overs.
Their rush was intruded on at 60-1 in the 6th over when light downpour started falling.
Be that as it may, they continued following a 22-minute break, without any overs lost, and carried on the last known point of interest.
Rossouw arrived at his 50 first, off 30 balls, with De Kock taking four balls longer.
They proceeded to wreck the Bangladesh assault, establishing the new organization record before De Kock was gotten at long-on off Afif Hossain for 63 off 38 balls.
