SHARJAH: Afghanistan won a one-day international series against South Africa for the first time on Friday with a game to spare. The thumping 177-run victory — Afghanistan's biggest in ODIs by runs — came just two days after Afghanistan beat South Africa for the first time.

Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s seventh ODI century and Rashid Khan’s 5-wicket haul powered Afghanistan to a historic 177-run win over South Africa, sealing the series 2-0

Afghanistan secured their most significant bilateral series win to date, claiming a 177-run victory over South Africa in Sharjah on Friday, their first triumph against a top-five ICC-ranked team. Afghanistan now leads the series 2-0 with one match remaining.

Afghanistan have crushed South Africa by 177 runs in the second One-Day International, clinching the series at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium . . .

Afghanistan's biggest in ODIs by runs — came just two days after Afghanistan beat South Africa for the first time.

By Caroline Chepkorir Afghanistan’s cricket team have written history in the first ODI of the three-match series as they secured a win over South Africa by six

Playing in their first-ever bilateral ODI series against South Africa, Afghanistan took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the second match in Sharjah.

Afghanistan registered their biggest ever win in ODIs beating South Africa by 177 runs on Friday (September 20). They had posted 311 runs on the board after opting to bat first and then restricted the opposition to just 134 thanks to Rashid Khan and Nangeyalia Kharote.

Afghanistan beat South Africa by 177 runs in the second ODI in Sharjah on Friday to take an unassailable 2-0 series lead. Rahmanullah Gurbaz set up the win with a fine century that helped take Afghanistan to 311,

The Afghanistan cricket team broke a plethora of records during the historic 177-run win in the second ODI against South Africa.