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True test awaits Kiwis
FAISALABAD Pakistan. Feb 18 New Zealand, winners of their fir,t two rpatches in the World Cup, face a severe test of their credentials when they play South Africa on Tuesday, reports Reuter.
Successive victories over England and the Netherlands have all but assured the New Zealanders of a place in the quarterfinals next month, but the match againsi South Africa alii show whether they have wjiat It takes to win the tournament
New Zealand coach Glenn. Turner, criticised for gambling on inexperience and youth for the Cup. has had his selections vindicated by strong performances In the two matches tn India.
Turner was particularly pleased with the from of Kuthfu) medium-pacer Robert tnnedy He described
Kennedy's two wickets against the Dutch in Baroda on Satur-
day as a big confidence booster.
Chris Cairns, vying with South African Brian McMillan to be tagged as the best allrounder in ,the tournament, has recovered from a thing strain.
"Our goal is to and win each game," said New'Zealand cap-
tain Lee Germon. We’ve won, two' now but there Is still lots of things to work on."
South Africa, who have won their last three one-day internationals against the New, Zealanders, hope to have fast bowler Fanie de Villiers back for the match.
De Villiers, who sprained an ankle when he stood on a ball during a practice session before the start of the tournament, has been bowling in the nets and working with weight, in a bld to get fit after missing the 169-run win over United Arab Emirates last Friday.
The injury has come on very nicely. I’m raring to go." De Villiers said. T
He could replace seamer Crkig Matthews tn possibly the only change from the team that beat the UAE. .
On recent international fonn. South Africa will start as favourite, but coach Bob Woolmer has cautioned against over confidence.
'To win the World Cup you have to beat the best in the’ world." said Woolmer.
Wh* are not thipjetoti about the qUarteriluals-rww. We're taking each game as it comes."