by Daniel Bosman won three counters in four bullets while the U19 men from South Africa won the Youth Odi series against the U19 men in England with a four -counuts victory in Stellenbosch.
The captain of the young Lions, Archie Vaughan, obtained the best score with 60, but his dismissal caused the collapse of four counters in seven balls while the tourists were eliminated for 156.
The South African skipper Bennie Hansen then struck 56, lacking little to guide his team at home, after the three counters of Taz Ali caused an oscillation in the middle of the round. The hosts stabilized to achieve the goal in 35.1 Overs.
It was the Bosman spinner who overthrew the match with his three counters in the 37th immediately after Vaughan, who had struck six limits, was caught up in an error during the last ball of Bandile Mbatha.
Bosman’s key saw Joe Moores attempt a sweep of the towers before Harry Moore is perplexed thanks to the sharp hands of Hansen. Bosman then adorned a return of Eddie Jack and saw him fall as he stumbled on the ground.
South Africa took a good start while Adnaan Lagadien and Chad Mason added 49 for the first window before Hansen launched in the attack with half a century of 46 balls.
The Young Lions retaliated thanks to the spinner of the Warwickshire Ali, who returned three for 51, but the hosts only needed seven more when Hansen preceded Alex Green against the ticketkeeper Thomas Rew out of 57.
The series of two youth tests begins at Coertzenburg Cricket Club in Stellenbosch on January 27.
