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Pollock strikes India A

AFP, Arundel
Shaun Pollock polished off India A as South Africa bowled out their opponents for 319 on the first day of their three-day tour match at Arundel here Saturday.
Former captain Pollock, who only arrived back in England on Friday after visiting his pregnant wife Tricia in South Africa, took four for 46.
His haul included a second new ball spell of three wickets for one run in seven balls that ended the innings.
Amit Bhandari was one not out after Test batsman Wasim Jaffer top scored with 90 after India A chose to bat first in what was South Africa's last match before Thursday's first Test against England at Edgbaston.
"He (Pollock) spent some quality time at home with his wife so I'm sure that helped after a month on tour with the boys," South Africa captain Graeme Smith told AFP after close of play.
Pollock's fellow quick Dewald Pretorious did his chances of Test selection no harm by taking three for 41.
Free State and Durham paceman Pretorious, 25, had a post-tea purple patch of three for nine in 18 balls, boosting his chances of adding to the solitary Test cap he won against Australia at Newlands in March 2002.
"Dewald bowled three very good spells," added Smith. "It was good to see him comeback and bowl fast on a good pitch after he struggled in the draw against Somerset."
Pretorious finished with match figures of one for 135 against Somerset in South Africa's opening first-class tour fixture concluded Thursday.
But he was a different proposi-
tion at Arundel and Smith was satisfied with the match situation. "I'd have settled for 330 so to go get them out for 319 is very pleasing.
"We upped our bowling disciplines and hopefully the batters can do their job tomorrow on what is still a good batting wicket."
Ambati Rayudu, who lofted leftarm spinner Robin Peterson for two sixes over long-on off successive balls was Pretorious' first victim, lbw for 32 after a stand of 56 in 86 balls with Jaffer.
Pretorious, coming around the wicket, then bowled India Test wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel (eight) after the left-hander shouldered arms.
Meanwhile India A keystone Jaffer spent an uncomfortable halfhour in the 80s before breaking loose with a cover-driven four off Pretorious.
But, trying to repeat the stroke, he failed to keep the ball down and was caught low down off Pretorious by South Africa captain Graeme Smith.
Jaffer faced 145 balls including 12 fours in an innings lasting three hours 23 minutes, India A 272 for six in the 73rd over.
Wickets then fell cheaply before Pollock wrapped up the innings by having Irfan Pathan junior caught in the slips by Smith before cleanbowling last man Aavishkar Salvi for nought.
But for much of the day India A were on top, paceman Makhaya Ntini's four overs after the break costing 30 runs.
But Pollock restored order when, with the second ball of his second spell, he had Das, 23 times an India Test player, caught behind for 33.
It was a deserved wicket for Pollock who showed few signs of having just completed a lengthy flight.
Das was clearly unhappy with Mervyn Kitchen's decision but eventually walked off after sharing a 51-run partnership with Jaffer.
Earlier left-handed opener Gautam Gambhir got India A off to a brisk start with a 69-ball 64 before he fell to Peterson.
Chosen ahead of unorthodox rival Paul Adams, Peterson deceived Gambhir with a well-flighted delivery that took the outside edge as the 21-year-old Delhi batsman drove and went straight to Gary Kirsten at backward point.
Gambhir struck 11 fours on a placid pitch which should still be good for batting on Sunday.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the first day of the three-day tour match between South Africa and India A on Saturday:
INDIA A
Das c Boucher b Pollock 33
Gambhir c Kirsten b Peterson 64
Jaffer c Smith b Pretorious 90
Badani c Boucher b Zondeki 23
Rayudu lbw b Pretorious 32
Patel b Pretorious 8
Mishra b Pollock 25
Kartik c Dippenaar b Ntini 16
Pathan jnr c Smith b Pollock 6
Bhandari not out 1
Salvi b Pollock 0
Extras: (w-5, nb-16) 21
Total: (Al out in 89 overs) 319
Fall of wickets: 1-93, 2-144, 3-195, 4-251, 5-261, 6-272, 7-304, 8-318, 9319
Bowler O M R W
Pollock 15 2 46 4
Ntini 19 5 70 1
Pretorious 16 3 41 3
Zondeki 14 2 58 1
Peterson 20 2 87 1
Rudolph 5 1 17 0
SOUTH AFRICA: Graeme Smith, Herschelle Gibbs, Gary Kirsten, Boeta Dippenaar, Jacques Rudolph, Mark Boucher (wkt), Shaun Pollock, Robin Peterson, Dewald Pretorious, Makhaya Ntini, Monde Zondeki.