Proteas defend 297 to take ODI series lead after Australia's chase collapses
South Africa recovered from a difficult start to defeat Australia by 67 runs in the first ODI in Durban, taking an early lead in the three-match series.

Stanlake pulled up with a side injury in the second game of the recently-completed ODI series in Zimbabwe, which Australia won 3-0, allowing the tourists to add Edwards to the group for the South Africa tour.
Edwards, a right-arm seamer that can also contribute with the bat, has a T20I appearance under his belt which came against Pakistan earlier this year.
Australia have also released fast bowler Spencer Johnson due to workload management, but will be able to call on senior pacemen Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood.
The trio will be rotated in the three 50-over encounters in South Africa so they can be fully fit and firing for the three-match Test series that will follow.