A powerful bowling performance in Centurion helped England register their fourth clean sweep in a T20I series, with a thumping victory against South Africa on Saturday. Britain's bowlers were driven by Charlie Dignitary as they confined the hosts to 124. Lauren Filer and Lauren Ringer took three wickets in the initial four overs before Dignitary struck two times. South Africa were decreased to 45 for 5 inside eight overs and limped to an under-standard aggregate. Britain's openers Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Maia Bouchier went after from the very outset in the pursuit. Wyatt-Hodge raised her second progressive 50 years to hand South Africa a whipping. It was just the second time that South Africa had been whitewashed at home in ladies' T20Is. It didn't help South Africa that they were without commander Laura Wolvaardt, who was precluded because of disease. They additionally refreshed their other standard opener Tazmin Brits and their driving spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba. Filer and Ringer convey early blows Britain got the ideal beginning subsequent to selecting to bowl. Filer hit with the second chunk of the match to excuse Anneke Bosch. Holding back nothing yorker, Filer conveyed a low full throw at 121.1kph to Bosch, who swiped across the line and was bowled. From the opposite end, Ringer additionally hit with her subsequent ball, skipping out Faye Tunnicliffe for 1. Annerie Dercksen, batting at No. 3, played her shots on the level contribute Centurion. She hit Filer for progressive limits prior to scoring two more off Chime in the fourth finished. Be that as it may, while attempting to flick a full ball calculating down leg, she got a main edge to mid-on and South Africa dialed back additional after her excusal. Dignitary makes pressure and receives benefits Perhaps of Senior member's greatest strength - her capacity to remain composed under tension - was in plain view in Centurion. She was struck for three fours by Sune Luus - back to front over cover, an edge through slips, and a haul behind square - yet returned by getting her to miscue one to cover. South Africa were 42 for 4 after six overs. That became 45 for 5 when Senior member had Chloe Tryon, South Africa's substitute commander, chipping to cover again in her next finished. She then excused the hazardous Nadine de Klerk at the passing to wrap up with figures of 3 for 26. Regardless of going for 12 in her opening over, Senior member bowled 14 specks in her four-over spell spread across the three stages. South Africa were in a difficult situation when Tryon turned into the fifth hitter to fall by the eighth over. The go for the gold and de Klerk was to deny Britain further openings and combine. Shangase in the long run finished the limit dry spell after five overs. She scored two or three fours through the retrogressive square-leg district, pulling when Freya Kemp wandered with her line and length. De Klerk then went after the restrained Senior member by charging and hitting her over cover. Shangase gave Kemp the energize again to carry the 50-run association with de Klerk. Shangase's excusal, in any case, came at a terrible time for South Africa and dialed them back. She hoped to go one to the leg side yet the ball redirected off her cushion to wicketkeeper Amy Jones, who whipped the bails off before Shangase could ground her foot. De Klerk likewise fell two or three overs later and South Africa's innings finished with a cry.