John Mooney

ANALYSIS
Opening the match, Mooney bowled back-to-back maidens, the latter of which included the wicket of Quinton de Kock. After Mooney's first five, he had conceded merely nine runs for a sleek 1.80 economy rate. However, the Proteas' engine was at full throttle when he next took the ball, allowing Hashim Amla to strike five consecutive boundaries for 27 runs in the 38th over. Facing 411 to chase, Mooney was all but guaranteed some time in the crease, and he responded with eight off 15. After three World Cup games, he's grabbed just two wickets for a 71.50 average and 7.15 economy rate.