Summary:
New Zealand and South Africa were beaten by a rain-affected South Africa in their one-day international in Hamilton.

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South Africa were denied the chance to complete a clean sweep of New Zealand as the third and final one-day international was wiped out by rain in Hamilton. The Proteas already had an unassailable 2-0 lead but were well placed to complete the whitewash as they moved to 157 for three after 30.4 overs before the heavens opened. Following a lengthy delay, it was decided to abandon the match. The New Zealand vs South Africa third one-day international in Hamilton was abandoned due to rain . Ground staff at Seddon Park in Hamilton try to cover the wicket as the heavens open . Fans shelter beneath umbrellas but the rain didn't abate and the match was eventually abandoned . Opener Quinton de Kock found some form after two low scores and was unbeaten on 80 from 94 balls, while captain AB de Villiers was on 33 not out in an unbroken stand of 87. That came after the tourists had slipped to 70 for three with Hasim Amla (12) and Rilee Rossouw (nought) falling to Matt Henry, the latter for his fourth duck in six ODIs, while David Miller was bowled by James Neesham for 17. South Africa's Quinton de Kock salutes the crowd after reaching his 50. He went on to make an unbeaten 84 . De Kock helped South Africa to a score of 157 for 3 before the match was brought to an early end . The grey clouds loom ominously as New Zealand's Nathan McCullum stands in the outfield .