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.

Inglis suffered the injury during the series opener on Thursday while the visitors were fielding but did come out to bat, scoring 3 as the Australia fell to a 67-run defeat.
The Test series against the Proteas starts on 9 October and the Inglis has been selected in that squad as reserve wicketkeeper and spare batter.
A statement by Cricket Australia said: "The West Australian will return home for scans with his availability for the three-match Test series subject to further assessment and progress."
Alex Carey, Australia's first-choice Test wicketkeeper, will come into the team for the second ODI at the Wanderers on Sunday and slot into the middle-order.
If Inglis is ruled out of the of the three-match Test series, the tourists will need to consider flying in a replacement wicketkeeper to back up Carey.
Josh Philippe and Sam Harper are the wicketkeepers currently on the Australia A tour to India.