Watch the highlights of England vs South Africa 39th Match ICC T20 World Cup 2021 - ICC World Twenty20 International tournament of the 39th T20I match played between South Africa and England at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah in 06th November 2021.
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| Rassie van der Dussen and Aiden Markram added quick runs for the third wicket © AFP/Getty Images |
Rassie van der Dussen's record-breaking 64-ball 94* and Aiden Markram's rapid half-century before Kagiso Rabada's historic hat-trick gives South Africa narrow 10-run victory over England and knocked out of the semi-final spot due to net run-rate, despite winning four matches in the 39th match of a T20 World Cup.
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Match Stats :
- South Africa's 10-run win was their fourth smallest victory by terms of runs against England in T20 international and It is their fifth narrowest win in T20 World Cups.
- South Africa's 189 was their by seventh highest score against England in T20 international and It is their sixth highest total in T20 World Cups.
- Aiden Markram equalled a joint ninth fastest fifty for South Africa in T20 international, jointly with Morne van Wyk, AB de Villiers and Heinrich Klaasen.
- 36 : Tabraiz Shamsi equalled a joint leading wicket-taker in a calendar year in T20 internationals, jointly 36-wickets taken in this year by Sri Lankan Wanindu Hasaranga.
- Kagiso Rabada became the first South African bowler to claimed a hat-trick in T20 international cricket history and overall the 20th player in T20Is.
- 94* : Rassie van der Dussen's 94 was the joint seventh highest score for South Africa in T20 international, jointly with Loots Bosman, also the joint highest-score by an South African batsman against England in T20Is, jointly 94 held by Loots Bosman at Centurion in 2009 and the highest-score by an South African batsman in T20 World Cups, surpassing the previous record of unbeaten 90 held by Herschelle Gibbs against West Indies at Johannesburg in the opening match of inaugural 2007 World Twenty20.
- 71 : Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen set up the third highest second-wicket partnership for South Africa against England in T20 international and also It is their third highest second-wicket stand in T20 World Cups.
- 103* : Rassie van der Dussen and Aiden Markram set up the record third-wicket partnership for South Africa against England in T20 international, previously held by the 41-run stand between Faf du Plessis and JP Duminy at Cape Town in 2016, It is the South Africa's fifth highest third-wicket stand in T20Is and South Africa's second highest third-wicket partnership in T20 World Cups.
- 51 : Moeen Ali and Dawid Malan set up the second third-wicket partnership for England against South Africa in T20 international and England's seventh highest third-wicket stand in T20 World Cups.
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* South Africa knocked out of the semi-final spot, despite winning four matches, South Africa needed to restrict England to 131 or fewer in their run chase to leapfrog Australia into the semi-finals on Net run-rate. England topped the Group 1, despite their 10-run defeat.
South Africa scored 189-2 in 20 overs with top scorer by Rassie van der Dussen 94 not out, Aiden Markram hammered a unbeaten 52 off 25-balls including 4-sixes & 2-fours with strike rate of 208 and Quinton de Kock struck 34 off 27-balls included 4-fours.
England best bowler by Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid both took one-wickets.
England scored 176-7 in 20 overs with top scorer by Moeen Ali struck 37 off 27-balls including 3-fours & 2-sixes.
Dawid Malan scored 33 off 26-balls including 3-fours & a six, Jos Buttler blasted a 26 off 15-balls included 3-fours & a six with strike rate of 173.33, Jason Roy hit 20 off 15-balls including 4-fours and Eoin Morgan 17.
South Africa best bowler by Tabraiz Shamsi, Dwaine Pretorius, Kagiso Rabada each took 2-wickets and one for Anrich Nortje.
Rassie van der Dussen named Player of the match for his career-best scintillating unbeaten 94 off 60-balls including 6-sixes and 5-fours with strike rate of 156.66.
