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Century for Kallis

REUTERS, London
Jacques Kallis scored 107 and shared a century stand with Mark Boucher as South Africa closed on 264 for six against England in their one-day triangular NatWest Series match at The Oval on Saturday.
Kallis helped rebuild the innings during a 111-run partnership with Boucher (55 off 65 balls) after England's front-line seamers had reduced them to 72 for three in the 19th over.
Kallis, who passed 6,000 one-day runs during his innings, drove majestically throughout before allrounder Andrew Flintoff yorked him in the penultimate over.
The right-handed batsman, who hit 12 fours, immediately dedicated his innings to his father, who has just been diagnosed with cancer.
Kallis, wearing the number 65 on his shirt to reflect his father's age, said: "It was pretty emotional. We're
fighting with him. I did deliberate whether to come on tour but he is being well looked after by the family."
Flintoff ended with three for 46, all his victims bowled by block-hole deliveries.
England, fielding a side strong on bowling but weak on batting after skipper Michael Vaughan was forced out with back spasms minutes before the start, had begun well.
Fast bowler James Anderson removed both openers cheaply, Herschelle Gibbs the first to go for five when his stumps were shattered as he failed to get forward.
Skipper Graeme Smith, after several attractive back-foot forces, then departed for 15 with the score on 38. Cramped up attempting a cut, he dragged Anderson's delivery into his stumps.
First-change seamer Richard Johnson seemed to put England in charge when he picked up off his own bowling following a Kallis block, turned and spectacularly threw
down the wicket at the non-striker's end to run out Jacques Rudolph.
But Kallis and Boucher regained the initiative, beginning cautiously before opening out against left-arm spinner Ashley Giles' defensive legstump line.
Boucher rode his luck and would have been run out on 11 and 12 by direct hits, but he proved a perfect foil for Kallis' ninth one-day century.
The pair took South Africa to 183 for three with 10 overs remaining but Flintoff spreadeagled Boucher's stumps next ball.
Martin van Jaarsveld and Kallis followed in identical fashion before a dramatic final over. Darren Gough, whose first five overs had cost 12 runs, was hit for five fours in a row by Andrew Hall to finish with 10 overs for 61.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the one-day triangular NatWest Series match between England and South Africa at The SEE PAGE 14 COL 1