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Friday, September 25, 2009

CT 09: Match 3: SA v. NZ: Parnell and de Villers win Crucial Match for Proteas!

In a must win match for South Africa, Parnell helped his team by bagging 5 of the Kiwis wicket which restricted them to 214.

Smith defined the loss against Sri Lanka in the earlier match as a wake-up call as the entire team felt that they are the best. The defeat in the opening match of the CT has warned them against any complacency.

Taylor's fighting 72 gave Kiwis a decent total on the board. Chasing 215, Smith went early for 7. Amla and Kallis added 52 for 2nd wicket but it was AB de Villiers who showed his class through his responsible innings of unbeatn 70. This fetched them the crucial 2 points and has retained them in the competition.

Scoreboard:

Match # 3, Group B
Date: Thursday Sep 25, 2009
Teams: South Africa v. New Zealand
Captains: Smith and Vettori
Toss: South Africa, decided to field
Venue: SuperSport Park, Centurion
Result: South Africa won by 5 wickets with 53 balls remaining
Points: South Africa 2; new Zealand 0
Man of the Match: W Parnell off South Africa

New Zealand Innings:

BatsmanHow OutRunsBalls4s6s
B McCullumc Duminy b Botha446832
J Ryderc Merwe b Parnell81210
M Guptillc Amla b Parnell212640
LRPL Taylorlbw b Parnell7210662
G Elliottb Merwe394840
N Broomlbw b Merwe1400
G Hopkinsc Duminy b Parnell131320
K Millsc de Villiers b Steyn0300
Vettorinot out1200
D Tuffeyc Duminy b Parnell4210
S Bondc de Villiers b Steyn0400
Extras(b 4, lb 5, w 1, nb 1)11---
Totalall out in 47.5 overs214---


Fall of Wickets: 1-12 (Ryder, 3.6 ov), 2-58 (Guptill, 12.6 ov), 3-92 (McCullum, 23.1 ov), 4-163 (Elliott, 38.6 ov), 5-171 (Broom, 40.5 ov), 6-203 (Hopkins, 44.6 ov), 7-204 (Mills, 45.5 ov), 8-209 (Taylor, 46.3 ov), 9-213 (Tuffey, 46.5 ov), 10-214 (Bond, 47.5 ov)

BowlerOMRW
Steyn9.51322
Parnell80575
Kallis80240
A Morkel30130
J Botha91441
Merwe101352


South Africa Innings: (215 to win in 50 overs)

BatsmanHow OutRunsBalls4s6s
G Smithc Vettori b Tuffey71410
Amlalbw b Vettori386530
J Kallisc B McCullum b Bond363960
AB de Villiersnot out707690
Duminyc B McCullum b Mills111320
Boucherc B McCullum b Tuffey282840
A Morkelnot out191430
Extras(lb 2, w 4, nb 2)8---
Totalfor 5 wkts in 41.1 overs217---


Fall of Wickets: 1-22 (Smith, 5.6 ov), 2-74 (Kallis, 16.3 ov), 3-108 (Amla, 23.2 ov), 4-138 (Duminy, 26.5 ov), 5-180 (Boucher, 35.5 ov)

BowlerOMRW
K Mills8.10451
S Bond100511
D Tuffey91522
Vettori101341
J Ryder20150
M Guptill10130
Elliott1050

Thursday, April 9, 2009

South Africa win 3rd ODI by 25 runs, lead series 2-1!

Advantage South Africa in the current Aussie tour. With both sides winning one match each in the 5-match ODI series, South Africa once again beat Australia comfortably and convincingly int he third ODI to take 2-1 lead.

Batting first, Gibbs and Smith started slowly. Smith got out early, caught behind. The veteran Jacque Kallis and DeVilliers gave South Africa a comfortable position. From 50 for 2 in 14.2 overs, Kallis and DeVilliers started the recovery process.

As this is a crucial game for both the teams, nobody wanted to take chance. Both Kallis and DeVilliers added another 50 to their list. Kallis scored 70 while DeVilliers scored 80. They both added 114 runs for the 3rd wicket in 21.4 overs. Duminy (32 off 26 balls) and Morkel (29 off 25 balls) gave momentum in the final overs. Mark Boucher scored quick runs in the final overs--28 off 15 balls which helped SA to post 289 in 50 overs. South Africa added 91 runs in the last 56 balls. Micheal Johnson picked 4 wickets for Australia.

Australian start was not very convincing. Both Steyn and Parnell maintained a good line and length. This made scoring difficult and increased the required run rate.

Haddin (15 off 34), Clarke (35 off 49), Ponting (20 off 35) consumed lot of deliveries but could not score runs. The top three batsmen consumed 118 balls and scored just 70 runs.

Michael Hussey was unlucky go be given an inner edge as leg before. He scored just 1 run. Ferguson scored a good half-century which would definitely increse his confidence level.

Hopes scored another 50, but it did not help the cause. He was unbeaten on 63 and Geeves as 10 not out when Australia ended their innings at 264 for 7.

There was not big partnership as with SA's Kallis and DeVilliers. The 97-run parternship for the 6th wicket was too late for Australia. VD Merwe picked 3 wickets for 37 runs while Both and Duminy picked one each.

Score: (Toss won by SA)

South Africa 289 for 6 in 50 overs (Gibbs 26, Smith 8, Kallis 70, DeVilliers 80, Duminy 32, A Morkel 29, Boucher 28 not out, Merwe 6 not out, Extras--10 (lb 4, w 2, nb 4), Johnson 4 for 34, Bracken 1 for 58, Geeves 1 for 67, Hauritz 0 for 37, Hopes 0 for 64, Hussey 0 for 25) beat Australia 264 for 7 in 50 overs (Haddin 15, M Clarke 35, Ponting 20, D Hussey 20, M Hussey 1, Ferguson 63, Hopes 63 not out, Johnson 9, Geeves 10 not out, Extras--28 (b 5, lb 14, w 9), Steyn 0 for 44, Parnell 0 for 47, Kallis 0 for 19, A Morkel 0 for 33, Botha 1 for 59, Merwe 3 for 37, Duminy 1 for 6)

Player of the Match: Jacque Kallis of SA
Match Result: SA won by 25 runs
Series Result: SA lead 5 match series 2-1