Rilee Rossouw hit the first century of this year’s Men’s T20 World Cup as South Africa defeated Bangladesh by 104 runs in Sydney.
As South Africa posted 205-5, Rossouw flogged 109 from 56 balls, including eight sixes and seven fours.
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In a second-wicket partnership with Quinton de Kock, he put on 163, the highest stand in the tournament’s history.
Quick as a flash After that, Anrich Nortje took 4-10 as Bangladesh was bowled out for 101 in 16.3 overs.
Rossouw’s score was the fifth-best in the Men’s T20 World Cup, and it was South Africa’s first century.
He repeatedly cleared the leg-side boundary on his way to 50 in 30 balls and three figures in 52.
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Rossouw did not play for the Proteas between 2016 and July of this year after signing a Kolpak contract, but he has centuries in back-to-back competitive T20s after hitting 100 not out against India earlier this month.
South Africa were denied by rain in a washout against Zimbabwe, but this win propels them to the top of Group 2 and reaffirms their status as a team to be reckoned with.
