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Warner, Labuschagne hit centuries as Australia go on batting rampage
David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne hit centuries as Australia went on a batting rampage in the second one-day international against South Africa at the Mangaung Oval on Saturday.
Warner made 109 and Labuschagne 124 in an Australian total of 392 for eight after the tourists were sent in.
Warner and Travis Head brutalised South Africa's fast bowlers during an opening partnership of 109 off 72 balls, with Head thrashing 64 off 36 balls with nine fours and three sixes. The pair scored 102 in the ten-over power play.
There was a brief respite for South Africa when left-arm wrist spinner Tabraiz Shamsi dismissed Head and Mitchell Marsh off successive deliveries.
But Labuschagne followed up his match-winning 80 not out in the first match at the same venue on Thursday – when he came into the team as a concussion substitute for Cameron Green – with another polished innings.
Warner and Labuschagne put on 151 for the third wicket off 124 balls, with Warner going to his 20th one-day international century off 85 deliveries.
Labuschagne was even quicker, reaching his second one-day international century off 80 balls. Both his hundreds have been made in the country of his birth. He hit 108 in Potchefstroom in March 2020.
It was Australia's third-highest total in the 50-overs format and the fourth-highest conceded by South Africa.
Brief scores:
Australia 392-8 in 50 overs (D. Warner 106, T. Head 64, M. Labuschagne 124, J. Inglis 50; K. Rabada 2-79, T. Shamsi 4-61)
Match situation: South Africa need 393 runs to win
Toss: South Africa
A.AbuSaada--SF-PST