Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen scored remarkable centuries in their ICC ODI World Cup match against New Zealand, securing a 190-run victory. Their performances shifted the nation's sporting spotlight from rugby to cricket, with de Kock's masterful innings of 114 off 116 balls marking his fourth century in the tournament. Only three players in World Cup history have managed to accumulate four centuries in a single tournament. Van der Dussen's 133 off 118 balls bolstered the Proteas' total of 357/4, leaving New Zealand struggling to reach their target.
