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South Africa's cricket woes deepened following their record-breaking loss to England in the third ODI, as the ICC fined them for a slow over-rate. Temba Bavuma admitted the offence, leading to a penalty that compounded their misery after being bowled out for just 72.

England inflicted a historic 342-run defeat on South Africa in Southampton, marking the largest victory in men's ODI history when batting first. Jacob Bethell's maiden century and Jofra Archer's destructive bowling led England to a massive 414 for 5. The Proteas crumbled, managing only 72 runs, their second-lowest ODI total, succumbing to relentless pressure and a devastating batting collapse.

Harry Brook said that despite the constant workload on key players, he wants his best side to play in every white-ball game. He is focused on the next two ICC tournaments and admitted to making tactical blunders in the second ODI against South Africa.

South Africa clinched a historic ODI series victory against England at Lord's, their first in England since 1998. Matthew Breetzke's impressive 85 propelled the Proteas to 330, securing a 5-run win. England's struggles continue, marked by four consecutive ODI losses and a concerning post-World Cup performance. The final match on September 7 offers England a chance to salvage pride.