Hendricks, Shamsi sparkle as Proteas crush England to claim historic T20 series

It's taken South Africa 13 years to win a T20 series against England in England, but with their 90-run win in the third T20 at the Rose Bowl in Southampton on Sunday, that goal has finally been achieved.

Having lost the toss and given first use of the brownish pitch that wasn't as friendly as it looked, allied by a massive outfield, 50s from Reeza Hendricks (70) and Aiden Markram (51*) guided SA to a competitive 191/5.

England, who spluttered and spitted to 101 all out, didn't even get close as SA backed up their competent batting with a bowling display dominated by Tabraiz Shamsi (5/24) that showed how quickly they learned from the hosts.

Once England had lost captain Jos Buttler (14) and Jason Roy (17) to Keshav Maharaj and Anrich Nortje (1/12) respectively to be 33/2 after 5.1 overs, their chase already looked doomed.

They were 39/2 when the powerplay ended, but once Dawid Malan (7) picked out Nortje at deep square-leg and Moeen Ali (3) then fell to a worldie of a catch by Tristan Stubbs off Markram (1/5), England were 59/4 after 10 overs.

Their lot hardly improved when Liam Livingstone (3) drilled Tabraiz Shamsi to Maharaj (2/21) at deep long-off to leave England in tatters at 65/5 at the end of the 12th over.

Shamsi then produced two wickets in two balls to get rid of Sam Curran and David Willey to leave England at 79/7 in the 14th over.

Chris Jordan avoided the hat-trick, but England were up the creek without a paddle with no way of getting back.

Jordan (14) became Shamsi's fourth victim when he was trapped in front and Adil Rashid (0) completed the five-for when he picked out Markram at long-on.

Maharaj administered the last rites when Jonny Bairstow (27) holed out to David Miller to end the one-sided game.

In making 191,