England showed great spirit to stage a comeback in the final ODI against South Africa as they played out of their skin to register a memorable 59-run win against the odds. The team looked down and out in the early stages but went on to post a big total before clinically restricting the Proteas.

There are perhaps no better demonstrators of the fact that playing cricket is an art than wily spinners who lay elaborate traps and lure batsmen in with deceptive boobytraps. Reeza Hendricks' experienced it firsthand on Wednesday after being bowled through the legs by an Adil Rashid

Matthew Mott has confirmed that England would be willing to welcome back Ben Stokes into the ODI setup, should the all-rounder wish so in lieu of the World Cup. He further discussed the issues of selection given the plethora of franchise cricket and revealed England's approach to the situation.

South Africa Test captain Dean Elgar believes that lack of experience in English conditions played a major role in South Africa’s series defeat to England by 1-2. Elgar also added that it was tough for batters as the ball was swinging and nipping throughout the course of the three-match series.