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Wessels’ willow flashes again
DURBAN, Dec 18: Skipper Kepler Wessels led from the front again on Thursday as South Africa cruised
and^rcmove those involved.
I lbwever, despite reports to large amounts of alcohol being
to i 39-run victory over India — their fifth success in the seventh-match one-day series, reports Reuter.
Wessels, who averages 47.5 after six games, made 78 of South Africa's 50-over total of 216 for eight. India were then bowled out for 177 in the 48th over.
South Africa's victory was built on a fine all-round performance.
Peter Kirsten made 44 In a 93-run second wicket partnership with Wessels and then Hansie Cronje provided the late acceleration with 25 in 29 balls.
Only Kapil Dev, who took three for 23 in his 10 overs, kept the South African batsmen in check.
India needed the highest score of the series to win and they wer.e immediately pegged back by tight opening spells from Allan Donald and Fanle De Villiers. The pair conceded only 15 runs off the bat tn the opening 10 overs.
Mohammad Azharuddin led ,i brief recovery with 41 only to Ml io a catch by De Villiers ihal was outstanding even by South Africa's high standards.
He dived full length at backward square leg to pick up Azharuddin from a full-blooded pull off Cronje.
Although man-of-thc match Kapil Dev made a rapid 30 that catch effectively settled the game.
The Indian Innings was punctuated by fireworks and occasional forays tn to the crowd by the well-drilled security staff to break up fights on l he cramped grass bank
smuggled in to the ground and a 50-strong demonstration outside by black radical group Azapo — which is opposed to the tour — the evening was more peaceful than anticipated^ and passed off without serious pitch invasions.
"We are ■ stronger side than when we reached the World Cup semifinals,' said a delighted Wessels after his side's latest win.
"Wc field better and bowl better and. after the World Cup. are more experienced."