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Ntini rocks Zimbabwe

Reuters, Southampton
South Africa strike bowler Makhaya Ntini took four wickets, including three with his first 10 balls, as Zimbabwe limped to 173 for eight in their NatWest one-day triangular series match on Thursday.
Ntini, moving the ball appreciably off the seam at a lively pace, removed Grant Flower (one), Travis Friend (four) and Tatenda Taibu for a golden duck to all but kill off the contest in the fourth over with Zimbabwe on 18 for three.
Their skipper Heath Streak, who opted to bat in blazing sunshine at the Rose Bowl, saved some face with 50 not out as he helped add 54 for the eighth wicket and 44 in an unbroken ninth-wicket stand.
But Zimbabwe, playing for pride after England and South Africa qualified for Saturday's final
at Lord's, looked second rate throughout.
The first wicket told the full story as Flower attempted to leave a wide delivery but failed. The ball nipped back and took an edge on the way into Mark Boucher's gloves.
Taibu's one-ball stay was as hapless. He also decided to offer no stroke and saw Ntini's delivery bite back into his unprotected stumps.
There was barely a shot to savour, although left-hander Sean Ervine did whip Shaun Pollock off his stumps through mid-wicket before driving Ntini off the back foot for four.
He was to be Ntini's fourth victim, prodding at a ball angled across him and walking when Pollock claimed a superb onehanded catch low to his right at third slip. Ntini finished with figures of four for 45.
The combative Andre Nel then dismissed the last two specialist batsmen, Steve Matsikenyeri and
Dion Ebrahim, to make it 74 for six after 21 overs.
Streak and Richard Sims, who made 24 before giving Pollock his one success, were left to limp along at two runs an over in search of respectability.
All-rounder Andy Blignaut, who arrived in England after the World Cup with much expected, put the seal on another wretched Zimbabwe performance by swinging wildly at Paul Adams's spin and being bowled for one.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the Zimbabwe innings against South Africa in the NatWest one-day triangular series on Thursday:
ZIMBABWE
Flower c Boucher b Ntini 1
Ebrahim c Boucher b Nel 27
Friend c van Jaarsveld b Ntini 4
Taibu b Ntini 0 Ervine c Pollock b Ntini 17
Matsikenyeri c Boucher b Nel 7
Sims c Boucher b Pollock 24
Streak not out 50
Blignaut b Adams 1
Price not out 17
Extras: (w-22, nb-3) 25
Total: (For 8 wkts in 50 overs) 173
Fall of wickets: 1-11, 2-18, 3-18, 4-49, 5-68
6-74, 7-128, 8-129
Did not bat: Hondo
Bowler O M R W
Pollock 10 1 40 1
Ntini 10 1 45 4
Nel 10 3 33 2
Hall 10 2 25 0
Adams 10 1 30 1
SOUTH AFRICA: Smith, Gibbs, Dippenaar
Hall, Rudolph, Boucher, Van Jaarsveld Pollock, Adams, Nel, Ntini