Summary
The T20 cricket match between England and South Africa in Cardiff was shortened due to rain, leading to a reduced game. England captain Harry Brook described the night as chaotic and noted the challenges of a shortened match. South Africa won by scoring 97-5, setting a target England could not reach in their five allotted overs.
Key Facts
- The match in Cardiff between England and South Africa was shortened because of rain.
- The game started late and was reduced to nine overs per side.
- South Africa scored 97 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in their 7.5 overs.
- Rain further reduced England's playing time to five overs, with a target of 69 runs.
- England finished with 54 runs for 5 wickets, losing the match.
- Harry Brook, England's captain, called the rain-shortened match chaotic.
- A change in the playing team saw Jofra Archer replaced by Luke Wood, who took 2 wickets for 22 runs.
- The series will continue at Old Trafford, with uncertain weather expected.
