The third match between the two teams and this time the data is more balanced, since for South Africa Hashim Amla returns to the team, giving her great strength and stability in the field of batting.
The South Africans are justifiably considered favorites, but the match remains dubious, as the two teams have been showing great bowling so far and so can not predict the outcome of the match. But I see again the limit for Afridi's performance to be at 41, the previous time was at 40, and that point does not make a big difference.
Journalists have named this series of "Afridi vs South Africa", since in both previous ODIs, the protagonist was the Pakistani star. In the 1 game a recklessness essentially deprived the victory of his team, at 2 the game took his blood back and basically won the fight for his team.
The impressive thing about Afridi is that while everyone expects a lot of runs and big hits from him, he has become a protagonist in bowling, having taken 3 wickets in each of the previous games. Especially in this game, the Pakistanis are expected to leave a bowler out and put another batter in the lineup, which gives Afridi even more chances for many runs, as he will be able to set up a better partnership in the fight.
Based on the above, the 41 they have given as a limit seems small to such a player. The player gets 1 point for each run, 10 points for each catch and 20 points for each wicket. You will find this market in the player performance category of the match.