In the fourth ODI against Australia, South African batsman Henry Klaasen etched his name into the history books.
During the match held at Centurion, South Africa posted a formidable total of 416 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in their stipulated overs when batting first. This set a challenging target of 417 runs for the Australian team.
Henry Klaasen delivered an explosive performance, amassing 174 runs off just 83 balls. His innings was punctuated by 13 fours and an equal number of towering sixes.
Klaasen achieved a remarkable feat in ODIs with his brilliant innings, becoming the first batsman to score 174 runs while batting at number five.
The South African batsman’s remarkable innings was brought to an end when he was caught out by Marcus Stones off the bowling of Ellis.
Klaassen stepped in to bat when South Africa’s scoreboard read 194 runs for the loss of 4 wickets after 34.1 overs had been played. Klaassen and David Miller formed an outstanding partnership, with Klaassen reaching his century in just 57 balls, while Miller contributed 82 runs from 45 balls and remained not out.
It’s important to highlight that Australia currently holds a 2-1 advantage in the ongoing five-match series.
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