Colombo: Spinners Tabraiz Shamsi and Aiden Markram set up a ninth goal of destroying for South Africa at the second international Twenty20 against Sri Lanka to win this series on Sunday.
Shamsi and Markram each took three of the goal to help the bowl outside Sri Lanka for 103, the total tourist was chased at 14.1 overs to lead 2-0 who were unbeaten in the three-match series in Colombo.
Wicketkeeper-Batsman Quinton de Kock crashed 58 which was unbeaten and wore 62 runs with the opening partner of Reeza Hendricks, which made 18.
De Kock left-handed hit the 10th century 10th century and first against Sri Lanka to see the team’s house with Markram.
For the company at 21 after Hendricks departure.
But it is a spinner who regulates victory with the world number one T20 Bowler Shamsi, left wrist spinner, returns impressive numbers 3-20.
Markram, a top batsman who has been named replacement for English Malan on the side of the Indian Premier League, Punjab Kings, back career – best 3-21 with his bowling off-spin.
Markram, who will join Punjab in the United Arab Emirates for the rest of the IPL-Re-start on September 19 – which is shortly cut by the Coronavirus pandemic in India, has scored 48 matches in the winner of the team’s opening.
Quick Bowler Anrich Nortje first with Dinesh Chandimal goalkeeper for five before spinners took over and got the remaining nine scalp.
Shamsi, left wrist spinner, combined with a slow fellow Bowler to end the opposition.
Bjorn Fortuin took two and Skipper Keshav Maharaj – two left arm spinners – claimed the last goal.
South Africa made a short work from their simple pursuit with De Kock who led the allegations to reach his fifth of 42 balls as he crashed seven four.
Leg-spinner Wanindang Hasaranga took the only Hendricks goal.
The third T20 is on Tuesday in the same place.
Shamsi, Markram helped South Africa win the T20i series with a big victory
