South Africa Make History by Scoring 400 in Consecutive 1-Day Internationals

The 2015 Cricket World Cup has been a run-fest, and that continued in Canberra on Tuesday as South Africa made 411-4 against Ireland.

The Proteas became the first team to score over 400 in consecutive ODIs after making 408-5 against West Indies last week.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls	4s	6s
Finch		b Southee	14	10	7	1	1
Warner	lbw	b Southee	34	59	42	2	1
Watson	c Southee	b Vettori	23	43	30	2	0
Clarke	c Williamson	b Boult	12	34	18	1	0
Smith	c Ronchi	b Vettori	4	16	11	0	0
Maxwell		b Boult	1	2	3	0	0
M Marsh		b Boult	0	2	2	0	0
Haddin	c Taylor	b Anderson	43	64	41	4	2
Johnson	c Williamson	b Boult	1	4	7	0	0
Starc		b Boult	0		3	0	0
Cummins	not out		7	46	30	1	0
Extras		0nb 6w 4b 2lb	12
Bowler			Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Southee			9	0	65	2
Boult			10	3	27	5
Vettori			10	0	41	2
Milne			3	0	6	0
Anderson			0.2	0	6	1

Hashim Amla hit 159 from 128 balls.

Faf du Plessis made a run-a-ball 109.

There were 12 sixes in the innings, with Kevin O'Brien conceding an unflattering 95 runs in seven overs.