New York, June 3 (Reporter) In a display of sheer dominance, South Africa skittled out Sri Lanka for a paltry 77, thanks to a stellar performance from Anrich Nortje and Kagiso Rabada in the 4th match of the T20 World Cup here on Monday. Nortje, who entered the tournament with lingering uncertainties, quickly dispelled any doubts with a remarkable display of skill and precision. Claiming four crucial wickets for a mere seven runs, he showcased his prowess and stamped his authority on the game. Rabada complemented Nortje's brilliance with his contribution, securing a couple of late strikes to further solidify South Africa's grip on the match. Their collective efforts underscored South Africa's bowling depth and adaptability to the conditions, setting the stage for a convincing victory in their World Cup opener. Opting to bat after winning the toss seemed like a bold move by Sri Lanka's captain Wanindu Hasaranga, but it quickly turned sour as the team faltered under the relentless bowling attack from the South Africans. The game's momentum swung decisively in South Africa's favor from the outset. Pathum Nissanka's attempt to break free from the tight bowling resulted in an early wicket for Ottnell Baartman, setting the tone for Sri Lanka's struggles. The middle-order collapse was brutal for Sri Lanka, with Nortje and Keshav Maharaj (2/22) ripping through their lineup. Sri Lanka's errors compounded their woes, with muddled decision-making and careless batting leading to a slew of mishits and desperate slogs. With a paltry total to chase, South Africa looks confident in their ability to secure victory...////...