Kagiso Rabada's second five-wicket pull assisted South Africa with limiting Bangladesh to 194 in the second ODI in Johannesburg. Afif Hossain made a battling 107-ball 72 to assist the guests with recuperating from the early blows however South Africa will be really satisfied with the work of their bowlers given they are 0-1 down in the series. In the wake of picking to bat, Bangladesh before long wound up reeling at 34 for 5 with the unsettling bob of the Wanderers Stadium guaranteeing they couldn't adapt to the early surge. It was Lungi Ngidi who handled the main punch in the third done with the wicket of Tamim Iqbal. Shakib al Hasan, who struck a counter-going after 50 years in the last game, was excused for a six-ball duck by Rabada in the fourth over to leave the guests wobbling. Wayne Parnell, who strolled off in light of a physical issue, did his piece when he had Mushfiqur Rahim lbw yet chief Temba Bavuma was left a bowler short and needed to contribute with 6.1 overs. The principal recuperation was organized by Mahmudullah and Hossain as the pair made 60 off 87 and batted out near 15 overs. Tabraiz Shamsi, who finished with 10-40-26-1, eliminated the previous chief yet Bangladesh had the option to muscle through the difficulty with both Hossain and Mehidy Hasan taking on to play decidedly. The pair brought the side another 86 off 112 balls to guarantee Bangladesh had a stage to send off from and post a seriously difficult aggregate. Rabada, in any case, got back to eliminate Hossain first and afterward Mehidy to finish his five-wicket pull in the 46th over. Parnell's physical issue implied Bavuma had to go to Rassie van der Dussen for the penultimate over. He excused Shoriful Islam to pack his lady ODI wicket and guarantee Bangladesh couldn't cross the 200-run mark. Brief scores: Bangladesh 194/9 in 50 overs (Afif Hossain 72; Kagiso Rabada 5-39) vs South Africa.