Temba Bavuma and David Miller each scored centuries as South Africa beat Australia by 32 runs in the second ODI, clinching the series

Temba Bavuma and David Miller each hit centuries as South Africa posted 365 for nine and defeated Australia by 32 runs in the second one‑day international in Johannesburg, securing the three‑match series with a game to spare. Shaun Pollock said the decision to bowl first was the right call after inspecting the pitch.

Why it matters

Bavuma’s century helped South Africa win the series, highlighting his impact for fans following his performances.

Key facts

South Africa scored 365 for nine in the match
The ODI was played in Johannesburg
The three‑match series was secured with one game remaining
Shaun Pollock said bowling first was the right decision after pitch inspection

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