South Africa beat Ireland by 201 runs
SA 411-4: Amla 159, Du Plessis 109
Ireland 210 (45): Balbirnie 58; Abbott 4-21
SA score 400 for second successive ODI
Pool B, Canberra: SA won toss
Alan Lewis
Ex-Ireland captain on BBC Test Match Special
"The review system has worked for both sides, with Ireland's successful review of De Kock earlier. It was such a big bottom edge though, I'm surprised there wasn't a bigger mark on Snicko."
The umpire is wrong, David Miller is right. Snicko says he hit it. Paul Stirling thought he had his first wicket of the day. He is wrong.
David Miller is given out lbw. He says he hits it. It is time for the television cameras to tell us.
Two more boundaries for South Africa. They are happening faster than I can type them. A slower ball from Kevin O'Brien is punished, as is a full toss.
South Africa got 400 in their last match, a 257-run win over the West Indies. They are on course to do the same again here.
Another 13 off the over, including a four from Rossouw into fine leg, and two successive threes, one from each batsman.
Alan Lewis
Ex-Ireland captain on BBC Test Match Special
"Two or three twos, a single, a free-hit that goes for six and suddenly an over has gone for 14. Ireland are really up against it."
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South Africa 323-4 (43 overs) after winning toss
Batsmen: Miller 16*, Roussow 5*
Fall of wickets: 12-1 (De Kock), 259-2 (Du Plessis 109), 299-3 (Amla 159), 301-4 (De Villiers 24)
Bowling figures: Mooney 7-2-52-1, Sorensen 4-0-51-0, K O'Brien 5-0-60-1, Dockrell 10-0-56-0, Stirling 8-0-52-0, McBrine 9-0-52-2
John Mooney would have loved his first spell of bowling. And hated the second. A front-foot no ball sees the extra ball slapped away for six by David Miller. From 1-9 off five overs to 1-52 off seven for the Irishman. Another 14 to the total from the over.
Frank Meehan:, external Cricket is supposed to be a contest of bat versus ball. It's now just a batting slogfest. Kids will not want to be bowlers..
I don't know. A few youngsters may just be pretending to be Andrew McBrine if he carries this on.
Alan Lewis
Ex-Ireland captain on BBC Test Match Special
"McBrine will take this to this grave. AB de Villiers, one of the great batsmen of his time... Ireland are probably still going to be looking down the barrel of 350. It's hard to say Ireland are back in the game at 301-4 but it's certainly a bonus after what we've seen."
No matter what else Andrew McBrine does in his cricketing career, he will never forget the time he got the wickets of Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers, ranked second and first in the one-day international batting rankings, inside three balls.
De Villiers tries a reverse sweep, gets a top edge to it to send it high and when it comes down Niall O'Brien is there to take the catch at point.
Image source, Getty ImagesAlan Lewis
Ex-Ireland captain on BBC Test Match Special
"It's a measure in all of this fire how well Andrew McBrine has bowled. It has been the slower bowlers, those who have taken pace off the ball, who have had more success today."
So there is to be no double century for Hashim Amla. The returning Andrew McBrine is back into the attack and he sees Amla sky it high to long-off, where Ed Joyce, who dropped Amla when he was on 10, holds on to this one.
Two fours for Amla and a six for De Villiers.
The boundaries are flowing. The milestones are coming regularly. The next one to mention is Amla's 150, with his last 50 coming off only 24 deliveries. His two off the first ball of the over takes him there. Little in ways of a celebration though. Certainly no shadow boxing at the stumps. He still has work to do.
Chris Gayle scored 215 against Zimbabwe last week, the first double century in a World Cup. Can Amla beat that?
AB de Villiers is next in. George Dockrell wishes he wasn't. A four and a six off the first two balls of the over, before another four. Fourteen off his first five balls for De Villiers, who recorded the fastest 150 in one-day cricket in his last match. Wonder what he will do when he finds some form.
Great celebration from Kevin O'Brien. Remember former Everton and Australia attacking midfielder Tim Cahill's goalscoring celebration when he would run to a corner flag and start shadow boxing with it?
Well, O'Brien has taken it to a new level, by throwing some punches at the stumps. Great scenes. Just not a great score to do it at.
Image source, Getty ImagesFinally the partnership is ended. It was worth 247 and may have won South Africa the match. Incredible effort. It is an excellent yorker from Kevin O'Brien, Du Plessis misses it and his run-a-ball innings is over.
Image source, APJohn Mooney's first five overs went for nine. Now he is back in action. And, just like an aging rocker back for one final tour, he should never have come back.
It is a horror show from Mooney as 27 runs come from it, to take a wrecking ball to his bowling figures. Among the carnage is Amla pulling one over square leg for six, before another maximum, this time over extra cover. Other highlights / lowlights include a four off a short and wide delivery and a waist-high full toss that is a no ball. And slapped for four.
Not an over to show the grandchildren in future.
George Brann:, external SA proving they aren't all about AB. Amla doesn't miss a trick & they are always backed up by their bowlers.