Updated On: 15 March, 2021 08:01 AM IST | Lucknow | Santosh Suri
Despite notching up 266/4 after being asked to bat first, the home bowlers could not stop the rampaging South African top order, who went on to record their highest run-chase in ODIs with eight balls to spare.

India’s Punam Raut during her 104 not out yesterday
The South African batters once again dominated the Indian bowling to register a clinical seven-wicket win in the fourth game and take an unbeatable 3-1 lead in the ODI series with the last match to be played on Wednesday.
Despite notching up 266/4 after being asked to bat first, the home bowlers could not stop the rampaging South African top order, who went on to record their highest run-chase in ODIs with eight balls to spare.