So, that is it from this game! The series ends on level terms and both the sides take 15 World Super League points! Now it is time to turn the attention to the T20I format as the first game begins on the 19th of this month at 1600 local (1500 GMT). Till then, take care and goodbye!

Temba Bavuma says it was a better show from the last game, the maturity was up there but he feels they let their standards down towards the end, they did level the series but that is not how they wanted to finish the game. Adds, the batting was awsome, Malan and de Kock led the way and he hopes that is the start of good things for them. Mentions Shamsi has been bowling well and so did Maharaj and the pacers have also done well.

Janneman Malan, Man of the Match and Man of the Series, says he is very pleased with how he played. States they got a couple of good net sessions and the plans worked well here. Adds it is an honor to bat with de Kock. Ends by saying he is looking forward to make his debut in the longest format.

Andy Balbirnie says they would have taken 1-1 at the start of the series but after the first win, they wanted to win another game. Credits the way South Africa played especially Malan and de Kock. Adds the partnership between Singh and Campher was really good. Adds they have played good cricket and they are looking forward to the games that are coming. Ends by saying the youngsters have stepped up and done really well and they are proud what they have done.

For South Africa, except for Klaasen everybody had a wicket at least. Klaasen did not have a day to remember, he did not contribute with the bat, nor with the ball but not even in the field. Overall though his team played really well and levelled the series 1-1.

Singh along with Campher first made a 100-run stand but the latter fell after getting to a half ton. The former though continued, he played with the tail and got to a well-deserved ton. He single-handedly got down the deficit to less than 100 and ensured it was not a humiliating defeat for the hosts.

A comfortable win for South Africa! To be honest, after they scored, close to 350, thanks to Malan and De Kock as the two scored tons, this was never in doubt. Their bowlers also began brilliantly as they had Ireland 6 down before 100. Maharaj, Phehlukwayo, Shamsi, Lizaad all made early inroads. They would  have loved to bundle the hosts ut a lot earlier but that was not to be as Singh surged a fightback.