Cameron Green slapped a century of 47 balls with Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh also exploiting tons when Australia crushed South Africa for 276 races in a third and last international one of a day that ruled on Sunday in Mackay.
The hosts were playing for pride, below 2-0 in the series, and responded magnificently, publishing an ominous 431-2 after opting to hit, their tallest total odi in the native floor.
Then they ruled out the proteins for 155 in 25, with Spinner Cooper Connolly taking 5-22.
The head was supreme in 142 of 103 balls, skillfully supported by Skipper Marsh (100 of 106).
His 250 -run platform in Great Barrier Reef Arena was the highest association in Australia against proteins, improving Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist in Durban in 2002.
Green then took over a bullfighting 118 not to mark the first three of Australia, all scored centuries. Alex Carey was undefeated in 50, with the 18 Sixes, also a record at home.
“A rather crazy day, a complete performance of the boys,” Marsh said.
“But the full credit for South Africa played very well in the first two games and were too good for us.”
South Africa did not make favors to rest the rapids Nandre Burger and Lungi Ngidi, with their second rope attack overcome.
After Marsh won the raffle, the openers began aggressive, which led Australia to 86 after the game of power 10.
The head was in a sinister touch, raising boundaries easily to reach its half century with 32 deliveries.
At the other extreme, Marsh criticized two large six when he also got in the rhythm, pursuing the new combination of new Kwena Mhaka and Wiaan Mulder proteins.
Bathed beautifully
With bowling players without ideas, the crossed head up to a seventh century hate, pushing Mushusamy senure for an easy single.
Then, he really left Rip with a series of great successes before being caught in the depth by Dewald Brevis by Keshav Maharaj after crossing 17 four and five six.
Marsh struggled against three figures shortly after, but the next ball came out, taken by the Wicktkeeper Ryan Rickelton after skiing to Mushusamy.
But the attack was far from ending with Green producing an exhibition of power strokes, including three six giants followed by Mushusamy to publish his first century Odi.
Only Glenn Maxwell (40 balls) has obtained a hundred faster for Australia.
“The two openers, battably hit so that I and ‘Kez’ (Carey) could hit with great freedom,” Green said.
The persecution of South Africa began badly with four WICKETS down for 50 within nine overs.
Sean Abbott represented Aiden Markram (two) and Captain Temba Bavuma (19) while Xavier Bartlett was in charge of Rickelton (11) and Tristan Stubbs (one).
The great hope of the visitors was Brevis and produced some fireworks in his 49 before Green caught him in the strings of Connolly, who later cleaned his tail.
“We were under the first ball bomb and we really didn’t place today,” Bavuma said. “They put us under pressure and we didn’t have the answers.”
