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Kevin Pietersen's team would have taken England up to an all-time high second in the one-day international rankings if they had been able to complete a 5-0 clean sweep.

Instead, they must settle for 4-0 and third in the International Cricket Council ODI table - behind Australia and South Africa.

On a day of blustery showers and with rain always threatening, the match at the SWALEC Stadium was called off at 6.50pm.

In the play possible, South Africa - put in to bat first - lost Herschelle Gibbs to a blinding catch behind by Matt Prior off Stuart Broad, on the way to six for one.

That came after a start delayed by wet surrounds, and preceded the first of the many downpours which were eventually to bring the abandonment.