Updated On: 23 July, 2022 10:06 AM IST | Manchester | AP
After being set a target of 202, South Africa were shown up by England`s new ball bowlers who had them reeling at 6-4

Sam Curran celebrates with teammates after dismissing David Miller in the second ODI between England and South Africa. Pic/ AFP
England skittled out South Africa for 83 to win the rain-affected second one-day international by 118 runs on Friday and send their three-match series to a decider.
The start of the match at Old Trafford was delayed for almost four hours, meaning it was reduced to 29 overs per side and England scrambled to post a total of 201 after being put into bat.