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Captain Mitch Marsh has defended Australia’s choice to area just one specialist spinner after South Africa’s twin spin assault helped crush the vacationers by 111 runs within the third one-day worldwide at Potchefstroom.
While each groups’ seamers proved costly at JB Marks Oval, the spinners proved more durable to get away.
Tweakers Tabraiz Shamsi (2-29) and Keshav Maharaj (2-37) turned the match South Africa’s manner by tying down the Aussies within the center overs.
Australia rested No.1 spinner Adam Zampa, whereas Ashton Agar missed the match with soreness.
Debutant Tanveer Sangha was Australia’s sole specialist turner and proved costly (1-64 off eight overs), outbowled by part-timer Travis Head (2-39 off 10 successive overs).
