Australia also became the no.1 ODI team in the World owing to this 4-1 series victory.
Australia need 44 more runs with seven wickets remaining in their bag.
His last half-century was back in October last year against India.
Australia currently are 146 for the loss of two wickets at the end 24 overs.
This is also his third fifty while playing against South Africa.
There was also a mild halt in the between as rain interrupted the play.
South Africa earlier during the day batting first had set a target of 281 from 50 over.
South African openers, Amla and De Kock were initially shaky for the first few few overs.
His only half-century came in March last year when he scored a century against Pakistan.