A powerful batting performance underpinned England's 36-run victory in Benoni, sealing the T20I series against South Africa with one to play. Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Nat Sciver-Brunt both hit half-centuries, with their 112-run stand for the third wicket setting up England for their joint-third highest total in T20 internationals, before Sarah Glenn's four-wicket haul strangled the South Africa chase. Having won while batting second in the primary match of the series, in East London, this time around Britain were approached to set up a score. They hit an early hindrance, when Ayanda Hlubi struck two times in her opening over to diminished them to 15 for 2 - yet Wyatt-Hodge and Sciver-Brunt just stunned the gas pedal in light of placed Britain in the driving seat. Wyatt-Hodge was especially forceful, hitting 66 of her 78 from 45 balls in limits and doing the greater part of the scoring during her stand with Sciver-Brunt, Britain's second-most elevated in T20Is against South Africa. Sciver-Brunt then added 54 off 35 in association with Heather Knight, before Amy Jones took them past 200 with consecutive scoops in the last finished. Requested to pull off what might have been just the second effective pursue of 200 or more in T20Is, South Africa expected to come out terminating. In any case, they lost Tazmin Brits in Sciver-Brunt's first finished, pulling gently to midwicket, and had edged along to 30 for 1 toward the finish of the powerplay. Glenn accepted out the center request as the asking rate increased, and albeit some late hitting from Chloe Tryon and Nadine de Klerk made the last edge good, South Africa were well short. Wyatt-Hodge leads quick counter Britain were at that point going at 10 an over when Hlubi hit with her third and fifth real balls, Maia Bouchier following up successive limits with a manageable chip to midwicket, before Sophia Dunkley played on for a duck. Wyatt-Hodge answered by taking five fours from the following three overs, either side of an extreme opportunity to Sinolo Jafta off de Klerk, as Britain finished the powerplay in light state of mind on 48 for 2. She could have been excused from the primary ball with the limitations off, yet Nonkululeko Mlaba misconstrued a twirling top edge to profound third from Annmari Derckson's most memorable ball. Two additional limits came in something similar over, followed up by Wyatt-Hodge hitting Mlaba for six and afterward four to raise her 50 years from 31 balls. She kept on finding the ropes from that point, taking Tryon for consecutive limits and doing likewise to Nondumiso Shangase, whose sole over went for 16. Wyatt-Hodge at long last withdrawn in the thirteenth over, crushed by a plunging de Klerk yorker (having stirred things up around town ball for four), for a vocation best T20I score against South Africa - and having turned into the main Englishwoman to pass 3000 runs in the organization en route. Sciver-Brunt proceeds with fine structure In spite of the fact that she was easily outscored by Wyatt-Hodge during their stand, Sciver-Brunt slipped into another telling presentation, having been the main impetus behind Britain's effective pursue in the principal T20I. She was likewise dropped, on 32, top-edging a scope off Mlaba, however moved the energy of the Britain innings along, regularly utilizing her feet to control the field while taking out limits en route. Two straight off Eliz-Mari Marx took Sciver-Brunt to a 33-ball fifty, and she then, at that point, showed her power with a 88-meter six off Mlaba to end the eighteenth over. Knight withdrew toward the beginning of the following, chipping a return catch to the continuing on de Klerk, however Britain were well on target to break the 200-mark. Across the course of the innings, 11 overs went for twofold figures, and South Africa's all's bowlers required discipline during an unruly exertion that left them a lot to do with the bat. Glenn harries South Africa Albeit South Africa tried not to lose more than one wicket in the powerplay, the top request battled to join laying a stage and scoring at the necessary rate. Faye Tunnicliffe, in her most memorable global appearance in three-and-a-half years, made 22 off 28 while heading to turning into Glenn's most memorable casualty, and Laura Wolvaardt had quite recently got her innings over a run a ball when she tumbled to Charlie Senior member. Dignitary's third over was a momentous one that went for 18 as well as seeing the rear of Wolvaardt, however in spite of the fact that Annerie Dercksen had kicked off consecutive sixes off Freya Kemp, the necessity was going crazy. Dercksen endure being bowled off a no-ball by Lauren Filer except for when she and Shangase were bowled off back to back Glenn conveyances, the dance was up for South Africa, requiring 119 off the last eight - despite the fact that Tryon, de Klerk and Jafta all cleared the ropes in the end stages to give the scoreline some decency.