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SUPER SIX CLIPS

Reuters, Johannesburg
Best and worst from the Super Six matches on Friday:
BEST INNINGS
Australia captain Ricky Ponting's 12th one-day century in the 96-run Super Six win over Sri Lanka had real style. Adam Gilchrist's 99 earlier in the game was awesomely powerful, but Ponting's 109-ball 114 was pure ballet. He even appeased lovers of brawn with four big sixes.
Saurav Ganguly's matchwinning 107 not out to set up India's win against Kenya was also more prose than poetry, even if it was played under much more pressure and under lights.
BEST SHOT
Ponting sashayed down the pitch to Sanath Jayasuriya's left-arm spin and, in perfect position, hit an inside out lofted extra-cover drive with the spin for a perfectly
executed four.
BEST BALL
Very much a matter of opinion. Sri Lanka skipper Jayasuriya will not have enjoyed it but Brett Lee's fifth ball of the game, short and fast, fizzed through his backward defensive shot and put him out of the game after hitting him on the forearm. A couple of deliveries before, Lee had chipped Jayasuriya's thumb bone.
BESTCATCH
Sachin Tendulkar flicked a ball from Kenya seamer Martin Suji to leg and was well caught by Suji's brother Tony as he tumbled to his right, dismissing the world's leading batsman for five.
A.N.Onymous, in the Centurion crowd, came close to the award. Ponting celebrated his half-century with two consecutive sixes off left-armer Chaminda Vaas, the second a flat-trajectory tracer bullet which a spectator snatched out of the air sitting just outside the boundary boards at long on.
BEST QUOTE
"They gave us a bath today."
Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore, a former Australia Test player himself, after his side's 96-run defeat to Ricky Ponting's side.
WORST INNINGS
Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardene was dismissed for a three-ball duck, fencing at quick bowler Lee and being caught behind. One of the world's most highly rated batsmen, he has scored 16 in five World Cup knocks.
WORST FIELDING
Sri Lanka wicketkeeper Kumar Sangakkara gave Ponting two extraordinary lives. On 16 he should have stumped the batsman but somehow missed the stumps with the ball in his gloves. On 35, Ponting was well short of his ground when Sangakkara caught the ball from a fielder and, flicking at the bails, missed them again.
India's fielding against Kenya was not pretty either, but still could not match Sangakkara's performance.