Overview
- New Zealand A won the third one-dayer by 18 runs on the DLS method after rain stopped their chase at 310-4 with five overs remaining in Benoni.
- Jordan Hermann struck a List A career-best 186 not out off 153 balls with 26 fours and three sixes, lifting South Africa A to 348-5.
- He shared a 159-run second-wicket stand with Rivaldo Moonsamy, who made 73, and added key partnerships with captain Marques Ackerman and Sinethemba Qeshile.
- Dale Phillips powered New Zealand A’s reply with 147, combining in stands of 135 with Joe Carter and 113 with Muhammad Abbas, while Hermann also took 2-57.
- The hosts took the series 2-1, with Jordan finishing as top run-scorer and brother Rubin totaling 280 runs across two earlier centuries before falling for 13 in the finale.