England wins toss, puts South Africa in to bat in 2nd ODI
DURBAN, South Africa (AP) — England won the toss and put South Africa in to bat in the second one-day international at Kingsmead on Friday.
England trails 1-0 in the three-match series but kept the same lineup that lost the opener by seven wickets.
That gives batsman Tom Banton and legspinner Matt Parkinson second chances after making their ODI debuts in the first game in Cape Town.
South Africa made one change, bringing in left-arm spinner Bjorn Fortuin for his debut in place of fast bowler Lungi Ngidi, leaving South Africa with two spinners in Fortuin and Tabraiz Shamsi.
Rain delayed the toss by nearly two hours and the game has been reduced to 45 overs per side.
