Jofra Archer declared his performance in third ODI against South Africa at the Utilita Bowl as "one of those times you don't want to put the ball down", after routing his opponents with four powerplay wickets en route to the largest margin of victory ever recorded in a 50-over international match.

Archer's superb figures of 4 for 18 in nine overs weren't enough to salvage the series for England, after their contrasting defeats in the first two matches at Headingley and Lord's. However, in reducing South Africa to 18 for 5 in the space of his first 4.5 overs, he set up a thumping 342-run win that bettered England's previous largest victory in the format by exactly 100 runs.

With Brydon Carse claiming two wickets in his own opening spell, and with Temba Bavuma absent with a calf strain,

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