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South Africa v Australia: third men’s one-day international – live

The Guardian Sport Wednesday 30 September 2026, 10:44 UTC By Geoff Lemon (now) and Daniel Gallan (later) 1 min read
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Updates from the ODI match at NWC OvalStart time in Potchefstroom is 1.30pm local/9.30pm AESTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailHello! Game 3 and final today, with South Africa already taking the series in the first two.

  • Updates from the ODI match at NWC Oval

  • Start time in Potchefstroom is 1.30pm local/9.30pm AEST

  • Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email

Hello! Game 3 and final today, with South Africa already taking the series in the first two. It has been a battle of the middle overs, with the home spinners thoroughly doing the job over the visiting batting. Australia, defending champions, need a solution to getting tied down, with just a year to go until the next World Cup, also in South Africa. So, still a lot to play for today.

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South Africa v (LOCATION) Australia (LOCATION) ODI (ORG) NWC OvalStart (ORG) Potchefstroom (LOCATION) Game 3 (EVENT) South Africa (LOCATION)
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