During the game, India's Sachin Tendulkar played his 444th one-day international to reach another milestone in a career where he holds nearly every major record with the bat.
Tendulkar, 37, equaled Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya for the number of ODI appearances. He will likely break the record in the third game on Tuesday.
Tendulkar already holds records for the most test appearances (177), the most test centuries (51) and the most test runs.
In ODI cricket, Tendulkar has 17,000 runs — over 4,000 more than Jayasuriya in second — and has hit 17 more ODI centuries than his nearest rival, Ricky Ponting of Australia — 46 vs. 29.
Tendulkar is also the only player to make 200 in a 50-over international.
India 190 in 47.2 overs (Y. Singh 53; L. Tsotsobe 4-22) v South Africa 189 in 43 overs (G. Smith 77; M. Patel 4-29)
