Australia has turned the highest Twenty20 total at Kingsmead into a 111-run win over South Africa in Durban. Australia was made to bat first and put up 226-6.
South Africa never got going. It was 69-5 and lost its last five wickets for nine runs.
David slapped Tabraiz Shamsi for sixes over long on and midwicket, and sent a delivery by new medium-pacer Gerald Coetzee over midwicket. Stoinis was tagged for 15 runs by Rassie van der Dussen, and new fast left-armer Johnson went for 17 straight after.Sangha’s first over netted captain Aiden Markram, who cut straight to Stoinis at backward point.
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