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None exactly: It's Dale Steyn hit three sixes in a row before the day was easy to remember how many times. Mitchell Marsh in the long arc between long-off and sent to the delivery of three consecutive innings in Australia, became the 47th over.

Stir the stain from the back is not the sort of cricketer, but in the middle of the marsh attack, he was able to do nothing more than a wry smile. In a manner that is also the name of an Australian Marsh also chose to let the bat to remain silent.

"No, he did not say anything," Marsh confirmed. "I would not be saying anything to him either., I do not really think about what kind of the whole point, I can just focus on the ball and go from there. Innings runs at that stage are a bonus."

Australia won by an innings and Marsh proved to be a bonus and there is no difference between the two sides. Australia passed just over the 44th 200, and Stein figures before his attack, Marsh was hitting at less than a run a ball.

By the end of that over the stain, and he scored his second ODI fifty seven monstrous sixes, kept his foot flat on the accelerator to finish with 86 from 51. His strike rate of 168.62 for everyone to leave, Faf du Plessis was in the shade. He could have played a good knock on any level?

"That's a pretty tough question. I., Which is good, just, you know. Had the opportunity to enlarge the opening of the wicket had some balls, and hang around at the end and I was lucky enough to swing as hard as I could."

The success of the tri-series final against Australia on Saturday ensures reached, and Zimbabwe on Sunday after their loss eased some of their problems. "We are excited about the opportunity to bounce back from the other day," Marsh said. "Obviously, it shows a bit of character., Which is definitely behind us now.

"We are always cricket wicket wickets blame for losing the game., But we've come up with the right attitude and against one of the best teams in the world that are very competitive, there is probably a bit better."

Australia squad no less than three of every Mitchcraft Mitchells are peddling a brand. Mitchells Stark and Johnson on their left arms, swing the new ball at pace, however, the role of the marsh, it quickly became apparent that there was a greater chance to be with his batting. He is set to return to the crucial moments that Hashim Amla and JP Duminy of South Africa's chase excelled in handy wickets in his bowling is not to suggest that ineffectual.

"I must keep working on my bowling is a great level to get to know it, and I'm looking forward to the challenge., The more I have to fill in the games, the more I learn., I do not really have too many. For me to look at the big thing is not worrying about that kind of stuff, it's just that is my role for the team at the right time, and what George or Michael Clarke's team needs me to do.

"That's a bit of a hold up on these sorts of wickets, all trying to hit the stumps, and the guys in front of the wicket, or play hard to get a rash about making catches., I think of the plan to all the teams that play this kind of wicket."

Today, the largest of which: with the bat, Marsh now hitting two sixes and a four in the 11th over of the match-winning knocks contributed 80. The four-storey building in the city at the end of the marsh, on the ground that it was a big hit, confirm whether or not he ever hit, and that is not on the same ground against South Africa a couple of years ago, Nathan Lyon's famous strike is probably large.

"He certainly gets here, I'll tell you about it, yes, it certainly is. .. Nathan Lyon I've seen that day I hit the biggest six.'m Not quite sure, and he is not afraid to tell you about it either."

. Mitch Stark was here, there were so Mitch Marsh and Phil Hughes - Bobby Mugabe was under attack, I can not record the TV, but I think some of you guys ask, "Lyon, of course, has claimed six of his own - ask them about it the second-last ball of the game three runs to win, it was probably about to hit the 100 meters, which went on the journey ... "

Lyon, on the back of some impressive performances in T20 team was staked into the pursuit of a claim in the Test team, Test cricket and 22-year-old may be the way of the marsh. But he's in it, Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel to attack with, slow pitch, or take it apart and do far worse than none.

"I think that's not really me.'m Hopefully putting scores on the board, the only thing that can be done is to keep working hard," Marsh said. "The fact that everyone in the game of cricket that is the goal, but for me it's a game at a game., I'm looking forward to the final on Saturday."

South Africa were 159 /5 at the end of the 35 overs in the 5th One-Day International (ODI) of the triangular series at Harare. Faf du Plessis was batting on 90 and Ryan McLaren was batting on 16 South Africa looked in the bag at one point, but du Plessis hit some big shots from the Proteas bring back into the game. They had 124 runs for the remaining 15 overs.

Australia need to win in order to confirm. Berth in the final match If they lose this game, and Zimbabwe beat South Africa in the sixth ODI than the final will be between South Africa and Zimbabwe. Michael Clarke, fog in the game because of hamstring injury, and George Bailey will lead the side.
Earlier, Australia were handed an embarrassing three-wicket defeat against Zimbabwe in the fourth ODI. The Australian line-up collapsed like a pack of cards, with only Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin making meaningful contributions. The bowlers had attracted nearly everything for Australia, but were undone by a brave partnership by Prosper Utseya and Elton Chigumbura.

Harare: South Africa were 36 for 2 at the end of 10 overs in the fifth ODI of the triangular series in Harare. AB de Villiers was batting zero, and Faf du Plessis was batting on 13 and Hashim Amla both Quinton de Kock were back in the hut. Australia had scored 282 in their 50 overs courtesy a late bombardment of Mitchell Marsh. 

Australia needed to win the match in order to confirm their place in the final. If they lose this game, and Zimbabwe beat South Africa in the final ODI sixth then be between South Africa and Zimbabwe. Michael Clarke, is lost in the game due to the hamstring injury, and George Bailey will lead the side.
Earlier, Australia shameful failure gave three wicket by Zimbabwe in the fourth ODI. The Australian line-up had collapsed like a house of cards, with only Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin make significant contributions. Bowlers had almost pulled things back to Australia, but was undone by a brave partnership by Elton Chigumbura and Prosper Utseya.

Harare:A strikingly comprehensive action by Mitchell Marsh took Australia to a win 62 races in South Africa on Tuesday to secure their place in the final of the triangular series.
Marsh hit a brutal 86 not out from 51 balls to increase the total of Australia to 282 for seven, and then took two key wickets as South Africa was bowled out for 220 in 44 overs.

Faf du Plessis' brilliant 126 in vain as none of his teammates crossed 25 with Mitchell Johnson, Glenn Maxwell Kane Richardson and Marsh join with two wickets each.

The victory secured the participation of Australia in Saturday's final, where they meet South Africa again.

The Proteas would have to be severely beaten by Zimbabwe in the final round robin game Thursday miss qualifying.

Australia will take on South Africa in the fifth One-Day International (odi) in the triangular series at the Harare Sports Club. Both teams plagued by minnows Zimbabwe in their last game, but South Africa managed to stay calm and to win, Australia were submitted to a humiliating defeat.
Australia, who lost to the opposition, which rammed through 198 in their last meeting, they are trying to soothe their wounds and start again guarantees victory and book a place in the final of the triangular series. In their previous encounter against South Africa, AB de Villiers Duo and FAF du Plessis, both scored centuries each to help their team chase a mammoth 328 goals to save money.
Again without the services of captain Michael Clarke. His return is short-lived when he came out, 41 retired hurt after a pulsating Australian innings half-century after the fatal encounter against Zimbabwe on Sunday. Clarke missed the opening two odis Australia's tournament due to a hamstring injury and will miss the rest of the game too. George Bailey will lead the side in his absence: Steven Smith, who replaced Clarke, is expected to return with Mitchell Johnson, who leaned against Zimbabwe.

There is a mathematical chance of them missing a final berth if they lose game and another upset victory against Zimbabwe in South Africa sixth odi.

South Africa, who rested key players against Zimbabwe wants to forget his batting performance against the hosts, but have the power to monitor clinical performance of their bowlers. Hashim Amla and Quinton de Kock was in good shape, which is a big plus for South Africa. But they need to protect themselves against Nathan Lyon, who played most of the spin-friendly tracks in Harare against Zimbabwe.

Earlier du Plessis said that the team has upcoming ICC World Cup 2015 on the back of their minds. You should carefully consider the Australian side, which should also be a serious contender for the title.