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Twitter reactions: Quinton de Kock’s scintillating ton helps South Africa beat West Indies in a document run chase

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South Africa confronted West Indies within the second T20I of the three-match series on the SuperSport Park in Centurion on Sunday (March 26) and pulled off a document run chase to register a six-wicket victory over the guests.

Requested to bat first, The West Indies bought off to a poor begin as their opener Brandon King bought out for only one run off two balls. Nevertheless, Johnson Charles shifted the gears for Males in Maroon and scored an excellent 118 off 46 deliveries. Kyle Mayers (51 off 27) additionally contributed to the crew’s complete and helped West Indies set a frightening goal of 258/5 of their 20 overs. In the meantime, Marco Jansen turned out to be probably the most profitable bowler for South Africa, taking three wickets for 52 runs in his 4 overs.

In reply, South Africa began their chase of 259 runs with a strong opening partnership between Quinton de Kock and Reeza Hendricks. De Kock smashed the West Indies bowlers throughout the park, scoring a wide ranging century off simply 44 balls. His innings included 9 fours and eight sixes. Hendricks additionally performed a vital position, scoring 68 off 28 balls. Ultimately, Proteas skipper Aiden Markram completed issues off for the hosts by including 38 runs.

The West Indies bowlers tried to make a comeback by choosing up a few wickets, however it was too late as South Africa finally gained the sport as they chased the set goal in 18.5 overs with six wickets remaining. Notably, this was the best run-chase within the T20I format by any crew.

Whereas De Kock was named the ‘Participant of the Match’ for his scintillating century, South Africa levelled the three-match T20I sequence 1-1 towards the West Indies with the win.

Right here’s how Twitter reacted:

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