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Cricket-New Zealand v South Africa, third ODI

3 March 2012 By admin

March 3 (Reuters) - Scoreboard after South Africa
defeated New Zealand by five wickets in their third one-day
international at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday.	
    South Africa won the toss and chose to bowl.	
    New Zealand innings	
 R. Nicol c de Villiers b Botha      12	
 M. Guptill c du Plessis b Tsotsobe   7     	
 B. McCullum c du Plessis b de Lange 47   	
 K. Williamson run out               22	
 J. Franklin c Amla b de Lange       36	
 C. de Grandhomme run out            36	
 N. McCullum c Amla b de Lange       10	
 A. Ellis c Amla b de Lange           2	
 K. Mills lbw b Peterson              5	
 M. Bates lbw b Peterson             13	
 A. McKay not out                     2	
    Extras (lb-3, w-10, nb-1)        14	
    Total (all out, 47 overs)       206	
    Fall of wickets: 1-13 2-45 3-74 4-105 5-159 6-169 7-171
8-189 9-195	
    Bowling: Tsotsobe 9-2-36-1 (1w), Steyn 7-2-28-0, de Lange
9-1-46-4 (1w), Peterson 10-1-36-2 (1w), Botha 7-0-28-1 (2w),
Parnell 4-0-18-0 (1nb), Duminy 1-0-11-0	
    	
    South Africa innings	
 H. Amla c B. McCullum b Mills        76	
 W. Parnell b Ellis                   27	
 A. Morkel c de Grandhomme b Bates    41	
 F. du Plessis lbw b Nicol            19       	
 JP Duminy b Nicol                    25	
 AB de Villiers not out                9  	
 J. Botha not out                      5	
    Extras (lb-2, w-3, nb-1)           6	
    Total (five wickets; 43.2 overs) 208 	
    Did not bat: R. Peterson, D. Steyn, L. Tsotsobe, M. de Lange	
    Fall of wickets: 1-80 2-138 3-155 4-188 5-195	
    Bowling: Mills 8-1-41-1 (1nb, 1w), Bates 6-0-28-1, N.
McCullum 10-0-35-0, McKay 8-0-40-0 (1w), Ellis 6-0-35-1, Nicol
3.2-0-14-2, Grandhomme 1-0-9-0 (1w), Williamson 1-0-4-0	
    South Africa won by five wickets.	
    South Africa won the three-match series 3-0.	
 (Compiled by Sudipto Ganguly; Editing by Peter Rutherford)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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