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Cronje carves SA win
CAPE TOWN, Dec
8: Hansie Cronjj*. produced a compelling all-round performance as
South Africa beat India by six wickets in a tense climax to the first one-day cricket international on Monday, reports Reuter.
Cronje, who hit the winning runs in the World Cup in Adelaide last March when these teams last met in a limited overs international, repeated the feat with a six to clinch victory with three balls to spare.
That gave him 12 not out from five deliveries to follow his career-best bowling of five-for 32 and a catch.
South Africa should have strolled to victory in the day-night match after limiting India to 184 all out in 50 overs.
India admitted they were disappointed with their total , after a first wicket partnership ’ of 92. the lopring team collapsing agaihst occasional bowler Cronje tn his 10 tight overs.
* flattened to'deedyc with the bat, India raised tWHF 'g^Tnc~wRh the-BaTT ’as" KW match took on the pattern of* the Tests, with runs proving elusive.
Kepler Wessels laboured to 43 before being controversially run out on a television replay while Peter Kirsten rode hfs luck to make 56.
Then, with six needed off the last four balls, Cronje settled ft in one hit to clinch his man-of-the-match award.
The crucial difference was in the fielding. South Africa caught everything they got a hand to. Including efforts by Kirsten and Andrew Hudson that will long live in the memory of the 18,500 capacity crowd.
India dropped three catches, with captain Mohammad Azharuddin, so safe when it comes to reflex close catching, missing two. huge skied edges in swirling
wind.
India, having left out Ravi Shastri, were rewarded for their boldness by an ideal start from Ajay Jadeja (48) and Wookeri Raman (47). But both perished to poor shots against the medium pace of Cronje.
Allan Donald and Brian McMillan dismissed the dangerous pair of Azharuddin (9) and Sachin Tendulkar (IN respectively and had it not been for Kapil Devs run-a-ball 27 India would have barely made 160.
South Africa began on course but Tendulkar put them
match behind the asking rate, con ceding only 25 off his 10 overs. That forced them to take chances and from one, Wessels was run out after his 160-ball innings.
After Jadeja hit the stumps as South Africa's captain went for a leg-bye, the third umpire Rudi Koertzcn needed about 10 replays over a period of three minutes before giving the signal for out.
It underlined the need for two cameras at the side, one on each crease line, as the mid-wicket angle was not accurate enough.
"The waft was too long," said Wessels, who was also given out on a replay in the
second Test. "I thought 1 was