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In the first semi-final match of T-20 World Cup 2026, South Africa’s star all-rounder Marco Janson played a brilliant half-century innings (55* runs). This was his second half-century in his T20 International career and his first in the T20 World Cup, which he completed in just 27 balls. It was on the basis of his excellent innings that South Africa was successful in scoring 169/8. In such a situation, let’s take a look at his figures.
Such was Yanson’s innings and partnership.
Yanson faced 30 balls in the match and scored 55* runs. 2 fours and 5 sixes came from his bat. His strike rate was 183.33. At one time, 5 batsmen of the team had returned to the pavilion for just 77 runs. Yanson made a partnership of 73 runs in 47 balls with Tristan Stubbs. In the T-20 World Cup, this player has scored 105 runs in 9 innings at an average of 17.50 and strike rate of 138.15.
A look at Yanson’s T20 international career
Yanson has played 30 matches so far and has managed to score 268 runs in his 30 innings at an average of 17.86 and strike rate of 147.25. He has scored 2 half-centuries with his bat. 55* runs is also his best score. He has scored another half-century (54) of his career against the Indian cricket team. Against this team, he has scored the maximum of 146 runs at a strike rate of 148.97.
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