Parnell fifer secures 2-0 series win for South Africa

Wayne Parnell got five-wicket pull after Reeza Hendricks' 42 and a blazing center request show from Aiden Markram (27 off 10), Heinrich Klaasen (39 off 16) and David Miller (34* off 20) hauled South Africa to an overwhelming 182 for 6 of every 20 overs. Ireland didn't have a potential for success in pursue even as Paul Stirling, Harry Tector and No.10 player Barry McCarthy endeavored to do the unbelievable for them with battling endeavors. South Africa's lively beginning was scratched partially through when Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen fell one after another. By the thirteenth over, Hendricks was excused for 42 - falling eight runs shy of what would've been a fifth successive 50 years in the organization. However, when he fell, the center request threesome met up briefly half whirlwind. They empowered South Africa to crush 128 runs off the last 10 overs, with 89 falling off the last six. Ireland gave a weak reaction to that batting exertion as six of their hitters returned single-digit scores. Prior to Stirling actually might get moving, Parnell stung the pursuing side with two wickets in the second finished - of Andrew Balbirnie and Lorcan Tucker. Ireland experienced a greater scratch when Stirling fell - for 28 off 16 - in the last over of PowerPlay. Curtis Campher and Tector endeavored to revive the innings with a 47-run stand, yet Parnell showed up to break that partnership. By and by, he struck two times in a solitary over - excusing the two set players. Ireland then rushed towards a humiliating completion as they went from 88 for 6 to 96 for 6, however the last wicket stand between Barry McCarthy and Joshua Little battled on. McCarthy specifically swung his bat around for his 19-ball 32 that included three fours and two sixes, prior to becoming Dwaine Pretorius' third wicket of the night to cut down the drapes on Ireland's pursuit. Brief Scores: South Africa 182/6 in 20 overs (Reeza Hendricks 42, Heinrich Klaasen 39; Gareth Delany 2-24) beat Ireland 138 in 18.5 overs (Harry Tector 34, Paul Stirling 28; Wayne Parnell 5-30, Dwaine Pretorius 3-33) by 44 runs