Proteas denied ODI series whitewash in rain-affected Australia defeat
Australia avoided a 3-0 ODI series defeat as rain brought South Africa’s chase to an early end in Potchefstroom on Wednesday.

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.