Tim David of Australia (Photo Robert Cianflone/Getty Images) Explosive 83 Tim David from 52 balls, eight six of them, powered by Australia for a 17-run victory over the Republic of South Africa in their Opening series Twenty20 in Darwin on Sunday, August 10, 2025. While in Australia there is a T20 victory.Cameron Green contributed 35 leaving from 13 balls to Australia, while the South African Kwena Maphak sunders impressed 4-20 figures and achieved rare Bowling Out Australia in the T20.Ryan Rickelton fought hard for South Africa with 71 runs before Glenn Maxwell fell on the remarkable catches Glenna Maxwell. Josh Hazlewood and Ben DwarShuis were Standout Nad Layers for Australia and each of them took three goals.“A great way to start a series,” said Australian captain Mitchell Marsh. “We certainly want the boys like David to go out and bat as it did, it was a difference.”Australian shifts began by hitting six of the first ball and continued their dynamics since the recent victory of the 5-0 series against West India. But they lost fast goals when Travis Head and Josh Inglis left soon.The hosts found themselves in 75-6 after they lost Green, Mitch Owen and Maxwell. David’s partnership with DwarShuis, who scored 17 runs, added 59 runs for the seventh goal.
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Tristan Stubbs dropped David when he was 56 years old, but later redeemed by catching him to end the powerful shifts.South African persecution began badly with Captain Aiden Markram in the first over Hazlewood. The sixth via three goals lost to 48 runs.Rickelton and Stubbs (37) showed resistance with a 72-run partnership, but Hazlewood’s two goals in one of their dynamics derailed. Adam Zamba followed with similar success in the next over and effectively ended South African hopes.“It approached, but we were far from our best tonight,” Markram said.The match was called the return of the international cricket to the Australian tropical north after 17 years. The second game of the series of three matches is scheduled for Tuesday in Darwin.
