In a uncommon incidence in cricket, a coach stepped in to discipline for his facet in a world match. On Monday, former South Africa batter and now batting coach, Jean-Paul Duminy, needed to step in as a back-up fielder for his facet as a good few common gamers of the facet had walked off the sector on account of fatigue, throughout the ultimate ODI in opposition to Eire. With the warmth within the UAE proving to be difficult for the gamers, Duminy stepped in as an alternative and even made a wonderful one-handed save.

JP Duminy was noticed within the discipline within the fiftieth and ultimate over of the Irish batting. Virtually instantly, Duminy was known as into the motion. Irish batter Harry Tector mistimed a reverse sweep, and Duminy – fielding at brief third-man – made certain he could not capitalize one bit.

Duminy, now 40 and having performed final for South Africa in 2019, made a pointy dive to reserve it with one hand. An excellent fielder throughout his enjoying days, it didn’t appear as if Duminy was out of contact.

Eire vs South Africa, third ODI: Because it occurred

In a sequence already clinched by South Africa, Eire got here into the third ODI in search of a comfort win.

Opting to bat after successful the toss, Eire put up a good 284 in 50 overs, led by captain and veteran Paul Stirling‘s 88 off 92 balls.

In response, South Africa fell brief convincingly. The Proteas have been tottering at 10/3 within the early overs, as Ryan Rickleton, Reeza Hendricks and Rassie van der Dussen departed cheaply.

A lone hand by Jason Smith, enjoying in solely his second ODI, helped South Africa put up a struggle. He smashed 91 off 93 balls. Nevertheless, ultimately, it was a convincing 69-run win for Eire as South Africa have been bowled out for 215.