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Maxwell Powers Australia to T20 Series-Clinching Win over South Africa

The tied series sets up a rare decider at Cairns with South Africa seeking to improve a poor record while Australia aims to fine-tune strategies before the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup.

  • Locked at 1-1 in the series, Australia and South Africa face off in Cairns on Saturday, August 16, 2025, at Cazaly's Stadium.
  • Australia have not played a series deciding T20I since September 2022, while Cazaly's Stadium hosts its first men's T20I, adding uncertainty.
  • Australia need 173 to win the series, and Mitchell Owen's concussion forces at least one lineup change amid Cairns' markedly different pitch conditions.
  • With South Africa having won only one of their last nine bilateral T20I series, Aiden Markram aims to reverse that record on Saturday, leveraging Dewald Brevis' unbeaten 125 for momentum.
  • Positioning this series as a benchmark, analysts say it underscores the importance of adaptability and preparation beyond familiar conditions ahead of major tournaments and world cups.
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Maxwell powers Australia to T20 series-clinching win over South Africa

CAIRNS, Australia (AP) — Glenn Maxwell's unbeaten half-century led Australia to a sensational two-wicket win over South Africa in the final T20 and clinched the series 2-1 on Saturday.

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Glenn Maxwell was the hero of Australia's victory in the third T20 International match against South Africa. Maxwell scored an unbeaten 62 runs in 36 balls with the help of 8 fours and 2 sixes. Australia had to score 10 runs in the last over, then Maxwell took full responsibility on himself and led the team to victory.

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ESPN Cricinfo broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, August 15, 2025.
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