Summary
England lost to South Africa by 14 runs in a cricket match played in Cardiff. The game was shortened to nine overs per team because of rain, and South Africa scored 97-5. England needed 69 runs from five overs but reached only 54-5.
Key Facts
- The cricket match between England and South Africa was affected by rain.
- Each team played only nine overs due to delays.
- South Africa scored 97 runs with the loss of 5 wickets in 7.5 overs.
- England's revised target was 69 runs in five overs.
- England ended their innings at 54-5, losing by 14 runs.
- South African players Corbin Bosch and Marco Jansen each took two wickets.
- Jos Buttler from England scored 25 runs from 11 balls, hitting three sixes.
- The players are set for the next match in the series at Old Trafford on Friday, with more rain expected.
