series of even numbers, punctuated by the perfectly scored odd run. The HSI of the extraordinary innings of Stoinis was 2.23.

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2. ODI# 3795. South Africa won by 31 runs

October 12, 2016, Cape Town

South Africa: 327 for 8 in 50.0 overs, Australia: 296 all out in 48.2 overs

David Warner 173 (136)

South Africa were leading Australia 4-0 when they moved on to Newlands for the last match. A well-paced hundred by Rilee Rossouw took them to a formidable total of 327. David Warner, playing one of the greatest of chasing innings ever, scored 173 in 136 balls and almost single-handedly took Australia within striking distance of the target. HeThe two innings followed remarkably identical patterns. The scores of the first four batsmen were 37, 0, 17, 6 and 21, 6, 16, 3 respectively. Kane Williamson entered at 35 for 3 and held the innings together beautifully. There was some support from Grant Elliott and Nathan McCullum, but nothing substantial. He played a lone hand and his 106 kept New Zealand in the game until the end. He was last out with ten runs required off four balls. The HSI was 1.57.

4. ODI# 2991. Sri Lanka won by 16 runs

June 15, 2010, Dambulla

Sri Lanka: 242 for 9 in 50.0 overs, Pakistan: 226 all out in 47.0 overs

Shahid Afridi 109 (76)

In the 2010 Asia Cup held in Sri Lanka, the hosts played Pakistan and struggled to post a