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Lance lances Pakistan
COLOMBO. July 8: Lance Klusener ripped through Pakistan's middle-order to hand
South Africa a dramatic 18-run victory in the Singer Cup here on Saturday, reports AFP.
Pakistan, chasing South Africa’s 24 1 -6. appeared to have the match wrapped up when they reached 144-1 tn the 30th over after a blazing 80 off 86 balls from young opener Imran Nazir.
Klusener, however, turned the day-night encounter on its head with three wickets In consecutive overs as Pakistan crumbled to 154-4 before ending at 223-9.
Left-arm spinner Nicky Boje chipped in with four wickets as Pakistan lost their last eight batsmen for 79 runs to crash to their second successive defeat in the tri-series.
Pakistan must now win both their return matches against hosts Srl Lanka on Sunday and South Africa next Wednesday to
stay in contention for a place In the final.
Sony Max will show today’s match with the transmission starting at 1:50 pm BST.
South Africa, who lost their opening match to Srl Lanka, have two points from as many matches. The hosts lead the table with four points.
Nazir, the talented 19-year-old from Lahore, slammed 10 boundaries after sharing a first-wicket stand of 101 with Saeed Anwar, when Klusener stepped In.
The Natal all-rounder bowled Nazir off the Inside edge In his fourth over, had Azhar Mahmood caught behind in Ills fifth, before taking care of In-zainamul Haq in his sixth.
Wicketkeeper Mark Bouc licr’s catch off Inzamam was bls lOOtli In 65 onc-dayers. reaching the landmark faster than Ills predecessor Dave Richardson and Pakistan’s Moin Khan, who both did it in
70 games.
Boje took over from where Klusener left off to run through the tall as South Africa tightened the screws in the must-win game for either side
"It was a much better display than our previous game,” a relieved South African captain Shaun Pollock said.
"Hopefully we will continue to Improve and go on to win the series."
Pakistan's Moin Khan conceded South Africa deserved to win.
"Klusener turned the game around for them. I don't think we played well enough." he said
South Africa's innings revolved around a sedate 81 hom Jacques Kallis and 52 hom opener Gary Kirsten
Kalils, who took 84 balls to reach his half-century, opened out in the later part of his innings with four boundaries ami a six
He fell in ihe penultimate over, (aught in the deep while’ trying to loft SEaWf Abd tr ■ Raz^^q ^iH'df'tHe^rbiipd.
Razzaq. one-day cricket's leading wicket-taker this year with 47 wickets from 28 matches, claimed three for 36 from 10 overs.
It was an improved batting display by the South Africans, who had lost all their 10 wickets in the space of 62 runs against Sri Lanka on Thursday to lose by 37 nms.
Kirsten and Andrew Hall, whose first-wicket stand of 150 against Sri Lanka was in vain, once again gave their team a sound start of 64 by the 13th over.
Hall made 27 when he was trapped leg-before by Razzaq. while Kirsten batted till the 27th over before he holed out in the deep off leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed.
Daryll Cullinan hit 38 off 40 balls to corner the major share of a third-wicket stand of 61 with Kallis, which lifted South Africa to a promising 175-2 in the 40th over.
They, however, lost four wickets in the last 10 overs to lose some ground to the Pakistanis.
Jonty Rhodes helped Kallis add a quickfire 45 for the fourth wicket, while Lance Klusener made 14 before being caught off the last ball of the innings.
SCOREBOARD
Full scoreboard of the triangular Singer Cup day-night international between Pakistan and South Africa at the Pre-madasa Stadium on Saturday:
SOUTH AFRICA
Kirsten c Razzaq b Mushtaq 52 Hall lbw b Razzaq 27
Kalils c sub (Malik) b Razzaq 83 Cullinan run out 38
Rhodes b Razzaq 13
Klusener c Nazir b Mahmood 14 Boucher not out 2
Extras: (b-2; lb-2: nb-2; w-6) 12 Total: (For 6 wkts in 50 overs) 241
Fall of wickets: 1-64, 2-114. 3-175. 4-220. 5-232, 6-241 Bowler O M R W Younis 10 0 51 0
Mahmood 10 0 47 1
Razzaq 10 2 36 3
Arshad 10 0 44 0
Mushtaq 10 0 59 1
PAKISTAN
Anwar lbw b Ntini 39 |
Nazir b Klusener 80
Mahmood c Boucher b Klusener 19
Inzamam c Boucher b Klusener 6
Youhana b Boje 2
Younis not out 38
Moin lbw b Pollock 7
Razzaq lbw b Boje 4
Waqar c Klusener b Boje 3
Mushtaq c Rhodes b Boje 2
Arshad not out 11
Extras; (lb-4; nb-3: w-5) 12
Total: (For 9 wkts in 50 overs)223
Fall of wickets: 1-101,2-144, 3-149. 4-154, 5-154. 6-170, 7-179, 8-183. 9-192 Bowler O M R W
Pollock 9 1 35 1
Kallis 8 0 47 0
Hayward 7 0 45 0
Ntini 6 0 30 1
Klusener 10 0 37 3
Boje 10 1 25 4
Result: South Africa won by 18 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Jacques Kallis.
Next match: Pakistan v Sri Lanka (D/N), Colombo, July 9.