Zimbabwe vs South Africa Score, 3rd T20I of South Africa vs Zimbabwe 2018
Result · Oct 14 2018, Sun - 06:00 PM (IST)
3rd T20I, - Willowmoore Park
South Africa Zimbabwe Match abandoned without a ball bowled
Player Of The Series
Match Info
| Series: | Zimbabwe in South Africa 2018 |
| Date: | Oct 14 2018, Sun - 06:00 PM (IST) |
| Country: | South Africa |
| City: | Benoni |
| Venue: | Willowmoore Park |
| Toss: | Toss yet to happen |
| South Africa Squad: | - |
| Zimbabwe Squad: | - |
Match Facts
- JP Duminy is set to become South Africa's all-time leading appearance-maker in T20I cricket; he is currently joint-top with AB de Villiers on 78 caps in this format for the Proteas.
- JP Duminy comes into this meeting with Zimbabwe having posted 849 white-ball runs (ODI + T20I) against them in 22 knocks; averaging a rate of 94.3.
- JP Duminy has batted twice before for South Africa at this venue; scoring 129 and an unbeaten 52 across his two ODI appearances there.
- JP Duminy is 32 runs away from leapfrogging Tillakaratne Dilshan as the seventh-highest T20I runscorer ever; he registered his highest score in the format against Zimbabwe (96*).
- Zimbabwe have played 30 T20I matches in Africa, winning just four of them (losing on 26 occasions).
- South Africa have played nine internationals at Willowmoore Park in Benoni, winning eight of their nine One-Day Internationals there; this will be their maiden T20I fixture at the venue however.
- Zimbabwe have suffered 10 T20I defeats in a row; they had claimed victory in five of their six outings immediately beforehand (L1).
- South Africa have the chance to secure their first ever T20I whitewash in a three-game bilateral series; they head into this game 2-0 up.
- Zimbabwe have tasted defeat in 38 successive fixtures against South Africa across all formats; their Test draw in September 2001 being the most recent example of the Proteas failing to secure a win.
- South Africa have claimed victories in all five T20Is played against Zimbabwe; this series was their first such encounter with Zimbabwe since 2012 however.