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Thursday, March 5, 2015

2015 ICC Cricket World Cup Match 29 Pool B Pakistan Vs South Africa @Aucland Saturday March 07,2015




  

 




South Africa won the toss and chose to field

Pakistan scored 222/10 in 46.4 Overs
Sarfraz Ahmed       49
Younis Khan           37
Misbah ul Haq        56
Wicket Takers(SA)
Dale Steyn             3/30(10 Overs)
Morne Morkel       2/25(9.4 Overs)
Kyle Abbott           2/45(9 Overs)
Imran Tahir             1/38(9 Overs)
AB de Villiers          1/43(6 Overs)

South Africa scored
Quinton de Kock     00(1 Ball)
Faf du Plesis            27(29 Balls with 4x3 and 6x1)
Hasim Amla             38(27 Balls with 4x9)
Rilee Rossouw         06(9 Balls with 4x1)
Ab de Villiers           77(58 Balls with 4x7 and 6x5)
Wicket Takers(Pakistan)
Rahat Ali                 3/40(8 Overs)
Wahab Riaz             3/45(7.3 Overs)
Mohammad Irfan                        3/52(8 Overs)
Sohail Khan             1/36(5 Overs)

Match Result - Pakistan won by 29 Runs under D/L

MOM -Sarfraz Ahmed for his 49 Runs(49 Balls with 4x5 and 6x3) and 6 catches as WK who unfortunately got run-out

Pakistan's Sarfraz Ahmed

Misbah ul Haq scores 5000+ Runs in ODI's

 ICC World Cup: No tons for Misbah-ul-Haq as he makes 5,000 ODI runs











Pakistan captain Misbah ul Haq became the first batsman to score 5,000ODI runs without any individual century when he reached the landmark Vs South Africa in the WC Match @ Auckland on Saturday March 0,2015

Misbah ul Haq was only seven runs shy of 5,000 before the start of the match

A single steered through midwicket off Pakistan-born leg-spinner Imran Tahir saw Misbah, batting at number four, go to 5,000 ODI runs in his 147th innings in 160 matches at this level.

Misbah ul Haq often criticised for slow scoring, came into this match averaging over 43 in ODIs with a highest score of 96 not out against the West Indies at The Oval during the 2013 Champions Trophy in England.

However, he belied his reputation by equalling West Indies` great Vivian Richards`s all-time record for the fastest Test century with a 56-ball ton against Australia in Abu Dhabi in November 2014

For Pakistan,Younis Khan (37) and Shahid Afridi (22) also chipped in with crucial scores

Set to score 232 runs from 47 overs to win under D/L,South Africa lost 4 wickets with just 74 Runs in 12.2 Overs 

Hasim Amla and Faf du Plesiis added 67 Runs for the 2nd wicket after opener Quinton de Kock got out for a second ball duck  
Hasim Amla’s first seven scoring shots were boundaries and he became the tournament’s highest run scorer on his way to 38 before he was brilliantly held one-handed by a diving Sarfraz.
After Amla, who hit nine fours in all, steadied the innings during his 67-run second wicket stand with Faf du Plessis


AB de Villiers reached 1,000 World Cup runs in 20 innings, equalling Sachin Tendulkar as the quickest to this mark 

AB de Villiers fifth six of the match was his 32nd in World Cups, passing Ricky Ponting's 31 for the most in WC history 
AB de Villiers played a superb innings but his side's hopes were virtually over when he was out for 77 Runs(58 Balls with 4x7 and 6x5) at the score of 9/200
AB de Villiers  

Man-of-the-match Sarfraz Ahmed, playing his first match of the tournament, equalled the world record for catches by a wicket-keeper in a One-day International with six dismissals

Rahat Ali was the most successful of the Pakistan bowlers with a career-best 3/40(8 Overs)
Rahat Ali celebrates after dismissing Faf Du Plessis.—AP

South Africa, who comfortably won their games against Zimbabwe, West Indies and Ireland and had lost to India and now Pakistan are placed on second position in Pool B 

Scoreboard
PAKISTAN:
Sarfraz Ahmed run out 49
Ahmed Shehzad c Steyn b Abbott 18
Younis Khan c Rossouw b de Villiers 37
Misbah-ul-Haq c Morkel b Steyn 56
Sohaib Maqsood c Rossouw b Abbott 8
Umar Akmal c de Villiers b Morkel 13
Shahid Afridi c Duminy b Steyn 22
Wahab Riaz lbw b Imran 0
Sohail Khan c Duminy b Morkel 3
Rahat Ali c Imran b Steyn 1
Mohammad Irfan not out 1
EXTRAS (LB-7, W-6, NB-1) 14
TOTAL (all out, 46.4 overs) 222
FALL OF WKTS: 1-30, 2-92, 3-132, 4-156, 5-175, 6-212, 7-212, 8-218, 9-221.
BOWLING: Steyn 10-3-30-3 (1w); Abbott 9-0-45-2 (1w); Morkel 9.4-0-25-2 (1nb); Imran Tahir 9-1-38-1; de Villiers 6-0-43-1 (1w); Duminy 3-0-34-0 (3w).

SOUTH AFRICA (revised target: 232 in 47 overs):
Q. de Kock c Sarfraz b Irfan 0
H.M. Amla c Sarfraz b Wahab 38
F. du Plessis c Sarfraz b Rahat 27
R.R. Rossouw c Sohail b Wahab 6
A.B. de Villiers c Sarfraz b Sohail 77
D.A. Miller lbw b Rahat 0
J.P. Duminy c Wahab b Irfan 12
D.W. Steyn c Sarfraz b Irfan 16
K.J. Abbott c Younis b Rahat 12
M. Morkel not out 6
Imran Tahir c Sarfraz b Wahab 0
EXTRAS (LB-1, W-7) 8
TOTAL (all out, 33.3 overs) 202
FALL OF WKTS: 1-0, 2-67, 3-67, 4-74, 5-77, 6-102, 7-138, 8-172, 9-200.
BOWLING: Mohammad Irfan 8-0-52-3; Sohail Khan 5-0-36-1 (4w); Rahat Ali 8-1-40-3 (1w); Shahid Afridi 5-0-28-0; Wahab Riaz 7.3-0-45-3 (2w)
 
  

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