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South Africa Pip Afghanistan in Double Super Over
The match ended tied twice and was decided on the final ball of the second Super Over, with South Africa winning their second Group D game in the T20 World Cup.
- On Wednesday, South Africa men's T20 team prevailed in a double Super Over after the T20 World Cup match ended tied at 187 in Ahmedabad against Afghanistan men's T20 team.
- With the openers set, Afghanistan's spin rotation built a 114-run partnership, and Rashid Khan then removed the dangermen in three balls.
- Tied at 17 each, the first Super Over ended tied before South Africa scored 23 in the second while Afghanistan lost a wicket, leaving Rahmanullah Gurbaz needing four sixes.
- South Africa moved to two wins in Group D to be placed second behind New Zealand, while a late run-out denied Afghanistan a famous victory on Wednesday.
- At the world's biggest cricket stadium, Ahmedabad, David Miller and Marco Jansen helped South Africa finish strongly as Afghanistan bowlers pulled things back from a potential 200-plus total.
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