The Proteas were convincingly beaten by 9 wickets in the 3rd and final ODI against Bangladesh as the visitors completed their first-ever win in South Africa.

The Proteas were all out for 154 in the 3rd and final ODI against Bangladesh at SuperSport Park.

In the third and series-deciding ODI between South Africa and Bangladesh, South Africa won the toss and elected to bat first.

In tough conditions for batting, Bangladesh made the most of the pitch on offer and prevented the South African batting lineup from scoring heavily.

Janneman Malan contributed with 39 off 56 balls.

The rest of the batters were unable to stand up to Bangladesh’s bowling onslaught.

Taskin picked up a five-for in fine fashion.

South Africa finished with 154 when Keshav Maharaj was run out for 28 off 39 balls. This was their lowest ever score against the Tigers.

Bangladesh were calm and chased down the target with ease.

Tamim Iqbal led the way assisted by Litton Das as they brought up the highest opening partnership against South Africa – 127 runs off 125 balls until Das lost his wicket to Maharaj on 48.

Shakib Al Hasan sealed the win with a boundary.

Tamim ended with 87 off 82 balls.