NEW DELHI: South African batter Matthew Breetzke, at present using on crimson-sizzling kind, admits he’s barely apprehensive that the place of success he finds himself in would possibly solely head downhill from right here. In the second ODI in opposition to England, Breetzke prolonged his dream run by turning into the primary participant to register fifty-plus scores in every of his first 5 ODIs. He dismantled England’s bowling assault with highly effective strokeplay, scoring 85 off 77 deliveries to information South Africa to a formidable 330/8.His innings proved decisive because the Proteas edged previous England by 5 runs to seal an unassailable 2-0 lead within the three-match sequence. Following his current heroics, Breetzke now averages 92.60 in ODIs, with earlier scores of 150, 83, 57, and 88.Breetzke jokingly admitted that after his “special start,” the one method left may be down. While he hopes his fairytale run continues, he rued lacking the possibility to characteristic on the Lord’s honours board, falling simply 15 runs brief of a century.“Very happy, tricky at the start, thought a good score was 280. It was a bit of old-school cricket at the start, batsmanship… read the conditions then score at the back end. It’s been good so far [five ODI fifties in a row], hope it continues!,” Breetzke mentioned.“It’s a bit worrying: it can only go downhill for me. It’s been a special start, to be honest. I’ve played on some really good wickets, and I just hope and pray that it’ll continue to go the way it’s gone… To be honest, I was bleak not to get to a hundred, because it would’ve been cool to be on the [honours] board,” he added.The 26-yr-previous admitted fatigue is pure given cricket’s hectic schedule, however mentioned he stays targeted on the larger image. “It does get to you sometimes. But for me, I just look at it like I’m so grateful to be playing a sport for a living. I just try to take every opportunity I get and try to make the most of it. It doesn’t last forever.”With South Africa sealing their first ODI sequence win in England since 1998, Breetzke mentioned the group plans to have fun in the event that they sweep the sequence 3-0 in Southampton on Sunday.He believes the group’s rising confidence stems from their historic World Test Championship closing win in opposition to Australia on the similar venue, including:“It starts at the top with [head coach] Shukri Conrad… He’s very clear on what he wants and there’s no grey area.”