Ahead of Wednesday’s third ODI at Buffalo Park in East London, here’s a look at what we might expect, given the results of previous ODIs played at the ground.

HIGHEST TOTALS
311-7 South Africa (vs England, 2005)
304-8 England (vs SA, 2005)
302-7 South Africa (vs Sri Lanka, 2000)
292-9 West Indies (vs SA, 1999)
282-4 South Africa (vs India, 2001)
257-5 Sri Lanka (vs NZ, 1994)
256-5 Sri Lanka (vs Zimbabwe, 2003)
255-4 New Zealand (vs Sri Lanka, 1994)
254-7 South Africa (vs Pakistan, 1998)
250-8 Pakistan (vs SA, 1998)

MOST RUNS
409 Jacques Kallis (SA)
307 Jonty Rhodes (SA)
276 Hansie Cronje (SA)
250 Graeme Smith (SA)
217 Boeta Dippenaar (SA)
168 Sourav Ganguly (India)
157 Neil McKenzie (SA)
153 Shaun Pollock (SA)
150 Shivnarine Chanderpaul (WI)
147 Mark Boucher (SA)

MOST WICKETS
19 Shaun Pollock (SA)
9 Waqar Younis (Pakistan), Lance Klusener (SA)
8 Wasim Akram (Pakistan), Makhaya Ntini (SA), Jacques Kallis (SA)
7 Darren Gough (England)
6 Fanie de Villiers (SA)
5 Andrew Hall (SA), Allan Donald (SA)
4 James Anderson (England), Craig White (England), Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka), Andre Nel (SA), Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka)

HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS
1st wkt: 117 Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid (India, 1997)
2nd: 90 Gary Kirsten and Daryll Cullinan (SA, 1997)
3rd: 90 Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis (SA, 2005)
4th: 136 Adam Parore and Ken Rutherford (NZ, 1994)
5th: 117 Graeme Smith and Justin Kemp (SA, 2005)
6th: 91* Hashan Tillakaratne and Ruwan Kalpage (Sri Lanka, 1994)
7th: 60* Russel Arnold and Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka, 2000)
8th: 64: Mark Boucher and Lance Klusener (SA, 1999)
9th: 46 Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis (Pakistan, 2002)
10th 45* Michael Bevan and Adam Dale (Australia, 1997)