Nepal, chasing 116, was short on runs. The last over needed to yield eight runs.
Four wickets were claimed by Tabraiz Shamsi, two of which came in his last over.
SA was limited to 115/7 thanks to a seven-wicket partnership between Kushal Bhurtel and Dipendra Singh.
SA lose the plot in center overs
SA lost Quinton de Kock mid (22/1) subsequent to being welcome to bat. Nonetheless, Reeza Hendricks and Aiden Markram took them past 60.
Despite the fact that Hendricks held one end, SA’s scoring rate stayed low.
SA plunged from 68/1 to 97/5 in the center overs as Bhurtel caused the harm.
Tristan Stubbs’ unbeaten 27(18) directed SA to 115/7 of every 20 overs. The last over delivered two wickets.
Nepal flounder in definite minutes
Nepal openers Bhurtel and Aasif Sheik denied SA early forward leaps.
They added 35 runs before the previous tumbled to Shamsi, who sent back Rohit Paudel in the equivalent over.
Sheik and Anil then, at that point, shared a 50-run stand (85/2). Nonetheless, Nepal experienced a center request breakdown (100/6).
Passing over spells from Shamsi and Anrich Nortje gouged Nepal’s pursuit. They couldn’t score eight runs in that frame of mind over.
Bhurtel takes memorable four-fer
Bhurtel was the pick of Nepal’s bowlers as he took four wickets for 19 runs in four overs. He excused Marco Jansen and Kagiso Rabada on the innings’ last two balls.
Outstandingly, Bhurtel turned into the principal Nepal bowler with a four-wicket pull in T20 World Cups.
Dipendra Singh prior excused de Kock and got back to eliminate David Mill operator and Hendricks.
Shamsi switched things around for SA
Shamsi’s last spell got back SA the chase after Nepal were crusing at 85/2.
He excused both Dipendra and a set Aasif Sheik in his last finished, which cut down SA to 100/5.
Shamsi in general took four wickets for only 19 runs in four overs.
The left-arm wrist-spinner currently possesses 82 wickets from 66 T20Is at 21.35.
SA achieve these remarkable accomplishments
SA presently own five one-run wins in T20I cricket, the most, according to Cricbuzz.
The Proteas effectively shielded the second-most reduced focus in Men’s T20 World Cups. Their 114 against Bangladesh prior in the competition actually beat this rundown.
Generally, SA effectively shielded their joint second-most minimal objective in T20I cricket. They likewise shielded a 116-run focus against Sri Lanka in 2013.