The South African team has one of the largest victories when it comes to T20 cricket. This team has many victories by the wickets, runs, and by balls remaining in the innings. These victories most happened in the second inning of the match and they have more victories by runs remaining in the innings. They have also played with an excellent set of bowlers in these matches and their contribution to the team's victory has also marked up to the limits of T20 standards. The matches in this list happened in different series of the world cup and have been played across the world.
1. Against Thailand
This was a T20 match in the world cup series of 2020, and SA won an amazing victory against the Thailand team in a margin of 113 runs. This victory was based upon the runs remaining and SA set a target of 196. This match was played in the Canberra ground on 28 Feb 2020, and this is the WT20 #856 scorecard.
2. Against Ireland
The match at the 2nd spot is the T20 match between South Africa and Ireland in the 2014 series. Though Ireland is a developing country on the basis of cricket, it managed to stand the attacks from all over the world. This was in a game where SA made a target of 166, and won by the margin of 86 runs remaining, and this was played in the Sylhet ground on 29 Mar 2014.
3. Against Ireland
The match at the 3rd spot is once again with the Ireland cricket team in the 2016 world cup series. This was in a T20 match in 2016 and played in India. SA set a target of 157 runs and won by the margin of 67 runs remaining. This was played in the Chennai ground on 23 Mar 2016.
4. Against Pakistan
The match at the 4th spot is the T20 game against team Pakistan in the year 2014, and SA had a huge victory against Pakistan with their bowling attacks. This was during a match between Pakistan, and SA that set a target for 164 runs and won by the margin of 44 runs remaining in the innings, and this was played in the Sylhet ground on 23 Mar 2014.
5. Against Bangladesh
The game at the 5th spot is another victory for the South African team with runs remaining in the innings. This was a game between Bangladesh in the 2018 world cup series, and SA set a target for 110 runs, and still won with a margin of 30 runs remaining in the innings, this was played in the Gros Islet ground on 18 Nov 2018.
6. Against Pakistan
This match at the 6th spot is the game against Pakistan in the 2020 world cup series, and this is another victory for South Africa by runs. This was a T20 game that went till the last minute and SA scored a total of 137 runs, but Pakistan could only chase 120 runs, and SA won by 17 runs. This was played in the Sydney ground on 1 Mar 2020.
7. Against England
The match at the 7th position is the match where South Africa won with a margin of wickets. This was a game between South Africa and England in the 2020 series and South Africa won the game with a margin of 6 wickets. SA set a target of 124 runs, and there were 2 balls remaining at the end, this was played in the Perth ground on 23 Feb 2020.
8. Against Sri Lanka
The match at the 8th spot is the T20 game where SA won the match once again with the margin of wickets and this time it was Sri Lanka, and they won with the margin of 7 wickets. Despite scoring only 100 runs in the innings, SA managed to grab a victory out of this game, and this was played in the Gros Islet ground on 12 Nov 2018.
9. Against Sri Lanka
In the 9th spot are once again the same teams and their battle in the 2012 world cup series. This was during a T20 match between SA and Sri Lanka in the 2012 world cup series and SA won with a margin of 6 wickets. In this game, Sri Lanka only scored 80 runs, and SA won the match within 17.2 overs. This was played in the Galle ground on 26 Sep 2012.
10. Against Sri Lanka
When it comes to victory by balls remaining in the second innings of the match, South Africa had a victory against Sri Lanka in the 2012 world cup series which was played in the Galle ground on 26 Sep 2012. In this match, Sri Lanka only scored 80 runs, and SA had a huge victory after settling that chase in just 17.2 overs
