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SA shut Pakistan out
COLOMBO. July 12: Unheralded David Terbrugge caused a dramatic Pakistani collapse here on Wed-
nesday io hand South Africa a seven-wicket win and a place in (he Singer Cup final against hosts Sri Lanka, reports AFP.
The 23-year-old fast bowler from Gauteng claimed four wickets in only his second one-dayer and wicketkeeper Mark Boucher snapped five catches as Pakistan were shot out for 153.
Opener Gary Kirsten then hit 46 as South Africa overtook the modest target In the 38th over to set up a title clash against the hosts on Friday.
Pakistan's gamble to bat first under an overcast sky — to give their three spinners a chance on the wearing wicket in the second innings — failed miserably.
Terbrugge, making his first appearance in the tri-series and without an International wicket under his belt, struck In each of his first three overs at (he Sinhalese Sports Club ground.
South African captain Shaun Pollock chipped in with two wickets as Pakistan tumbled to 19-6, five of them to catches behind the stumps by Boucher.
Pakistan were saved from falling short of their lowest one-day score — 43 against the West Indies tn 1992 —by a gritty rearguard action which saw the last four wickets put on 134 runs.
Skipper Moin Khan and Azhar Mahmood added 30 for the seventh wicket, with Moin hammering 19 off 18 bails with two boundaries and a six.
Mahmood went on to make 36. sharing an eighth-wicket stand of 41 with Shoalb Malik, before he ran himself out attempting a risky single.
Malik (28) and Mushtaq Ahmed (34 not out) then added 55 for the last wicket, both batsmen recording their highest one-day scores.
Pakistan removed opener Andrew Hall in the fifth over, but the absence of their trusted new ball pair of Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis saw them J crasliing ter J bejc U»u nh successive defeat.
Wasim had opted out of the series for personal seasons, while Waqar was not considered for this match after being banned from the previous one for tampering with the ball.
"We lost the match in the first 10 overs," Moin said, but defended his decision to bat first after winning the toss.
"We are usually good at defending totals and with three spinners in the side, it seemed a good bet. But we Just did not have enough runs on the board."' Pollock began the rout with the second ball of the match when he forced young opener Imran Nazir to edge an easy catch to Boucher.
Terbrugge claimed his first international wicket off the fifth delivery when Younis
Khan was caught behind by Boucher.
Inzamamul Haq went the same way In Terbrugge s next over for no score, the victim of a dubious decision by Srl Lankan umpire Ashoka de Silva
As a stunned Inzamam trudged back slowly, television replays showed the ball may have missed the edge of the bat
There was. however, no dispute when De Silva ruled Yousuf Youhana caught at the wicket in Terbrugge's third over which made Pakistan 13-4.
It soon became 19-6 in the 10th over as Pollock bowled Saeed Anwar for six and Terbrugge trapped Abdur Razzaq leg-before.
The Pakistani tail, however, wagged merrily to set South Africa a target of three runs an over
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the Singer Cup
Mushtaq not out Extras: (lb-6: nb-6; w-1 1) 23
Total.- (All out in 44.1 overs) 153
Fall of wickets: 1-2. 2-5. 3-6. 4-13. 5-18.6-19, 7-49. 8-90. 9-98 Bowler O M R W
Pollock 8 0 23 2
Terbrugge 8 1 20 4
Kallis 7 2 18 1
Klusener 5 0 26 0
Boje 7 1 24 0
Hall 2 0 12 0
Adams 7.1 2 24 2
SOUTH AFRICA
Kirsten c Mahmood b Mushtaq 46
Hall < Inzamam b Mahmood 15
Kallis c Mahmood b Malik 27
Cullinan not out 35
Rhodes not out 12
Extras: (lb-4: nb-3: w-14) 21
Total (For 3 wkts in 37.3 overs) 156
Fall of wickets: 1-26. 2-82. 3-122
Did not bat: Lance Klusener. Mark Boucher, Shaun Pollock. Nicky Boje, Paul Adams. David Terbrugge.
Bowler O M R W