SYDNEY: South Africa rode Lizelle Lee's blistering century to post the highest total in the history of the Women's Twenty20 World Cup before crushing minnows Thailand by a record 113 runs to inch closer to the semi-finals on Friday.
The Thais have now conceded two of the biggest defeats, in terms of runs, in the tournament's history including their 98-run thumping by England on Wednesday. Lee smacked three sixes and 16 boundaries to bring up her maiden Twenty20 100 before departing in the very next ball.Thailand crumbled early in the chase, losing three wickets in three deliveries, including a run-out, in the eventful fourth over of their innings from Shabnim Ismail .
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