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Crucial tie for Pakistan, SA
COLOMBO. July 7; Pakistan and South Africa clash in a key Singer Cup triangular cricket match here on Saturday desperate to make amends for a disastrous opening against hosts Sri Lanka, reports AFP.
Both teams need a win in the day-night game at the Pre-madasa Stadium to stay in contention for the final after Sri Lanka jumped to the top of the leaderboard with two successive wins at Galle.
While the hosts revel in their changed fortunes — few gave them a chance after being thrashed 2-0 in the recent Test series against Pakistan — the rivals were left to rue their re-
conceded by Pakistan against the West Indies in 1988.
Shaun Pollocks men are clearly missing pace spearhead Allan Donald, who opted out of the tour to play county cricket for his English club Warwickshire.
Pakistan, meanwhile, wen-hoping fast bowler Waqar Younis will be fit for the match after suffering cramps in his legs against Sri Lanka
Waqar, the mainstay of the attack in the absence of Wasim Akram, was his team's most impressive bowler on Wednesday with 2-11 from five overs.
His fitness Is crucial for Pakistan who play back-to-back matches against South Africa on Saturday and Sri Lanka on Sunday
MOIN KHAN
South Africa are clearly short of match practice, while the Pakistanis have had too much of it.
South Africa's clash against Sri Lanka on Thursday, which they lost by 37 runs, was their first international outing since the one-day series against Australia at home in April
Pakistan, on the other hand, have been on tour since March, playing two Test series and four one-day tournaments across the globe.
It's a problem rival coaches Javed Miandad of Pakistan and Graham Ford of South Africa
are aware of and determined to rectify before it Is too late.
It was a good wake-up call." Miandad said of the five-wickct defeat against Srl Lanka in Wednesday's opening match
"It's important we don't start losing interest now. because if we can't win this tournament, it will be a disappointing end to such a good tour for me. the team and the people back home."
Pakistan went into the tri-serics chasing their fourth successive one-clay title after winning in Sharjah, the West Indies and Bangladesh.
Sony Max s live transmission on the match will start at 1:50 pm BST.
South Africa, on their first overseas tour since the match-fixing scandal which cost former captain Hansie Cronje his career, turned certain victory into an embarrassing defeat on Thursday.
Chasing 250 to win. the South Africans lost all 10 wickets for 62 runs after an opening stand of 150 between Gary Kirsten and Andrew Hall.
Ford, however, was more concerned abouLthe bowlmgat : tack, which W^l .-as^rft^ the Sri Lankaris including' 24 wides and seven no-balls.
We were worried about the bowling going into this game and it snowed." Ford said.
All we've got to do is keep persevering, and it will pay off We will give the bowlers a chance to get their rhythm going. There are a few technical problems which we also need to sort out."
After the first 25 overs, the South African bowlers had conceded 24 extras, all from no-balls and wides.
Fast bowler Mortantau Hayward was the main culprit with four no-balls and six wides from five overs. He was also the most expensive, going for 40 runs from his first four overs.
South Africa’s 36 extras, which in effect gave Sri Lanka six extra overs, was only one short of the world record of 37
SHAUN POLLOCK
TEAMS
PAKISTAN (from): Saeed Anwar. Imran Nazir. Shahid Afridi. Mohammad Wasim. Younis Khan. Inzamamul Haq. Yousuf Youhana. Moin Khan (captain). Abdur Razzaq. Azhar Mahmood. Waqar Younis. Mohammad Akram. Arshad Khan. Shabbir Ahmed.
SOUTH AFRICA (from): Gan Kirsten. Andrew Hall. Jacques Kallis. Daryll Kullinan. Jonty Rhodes. Lance Klusener. Mark Boucher. Shaun Pollock (captain). Nicky Boje. Mortan-tau Hayward. Makhaya Ntini. Paul Adams.