England has won by the biggest margin of victory in one-day international cricket history, beating South Africa by 342 runs.

England have etched their name into the record books by registering their largest-ever victory against South Africa in the third One-Day International at the Rose Bowl.Chasing a massive total

The hosts racked up a score of 414, led by Bethell and Joe Root's tons, while Jamie Smith and Jos Buttler also chipped in with respective scores of 62 at the crease

England have made cricket history by smashing the record for the largest margin of victory in an ODI against South Africa. They won by an astonishing 342 runs in their men’s one day

South Africa's cricket woes deepened following their record-breaking loss to England in the third ODI, as the ICC fined them for a slow over-rate. Temba Bavuma admitted the offence, leading to a penalty that compounded their misery after being bowled out for just 72.

At 21 years and 319 days old, Jacob Bethell became the third-youngest player to score a hundred for England in a one-day international. England now have the joint second-most 400-plus totals (seven) i

South Africa suffered the heaviest loss in ODI history as England dismissed the tourists for just 72 in a 342-run victory inspired by Jofra Archer's blistering bowling and Jacob Bethell's maiden hundred on Sunday.

The Proteas took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series after edging England by five runs in the second ODI. Joe Root, Jacob Bethell and Jos Buttler scored half-centuries but England still fell five runs short of South Africa’s mammoth 330-run total.

The 21-year-old reached three figures off only 76 balls against South Africa in Sunday's victory at Southampton