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SA too strong for Zim

AFP, Johannesburg
Pitiful Zimbabwe were left in no doubt over how much they need former skipper Heath Streak back in the ranks after crashing to a 165-run defeat to South Africa at the Wanderers here on Friday in the first one-day international.
South Africa piled up 301-7 off their 50 overs before the tourists were shot out for just 136 in the 38th over.
Earlier in the day, Streak said he was ready to return to the national side despite being sacked as skipper in April last year when he objected to certain members of the country's national selection panel.
Fifteen senior players also said they would not play for the national side again unless Heath was reinstated.
Their absence was evident again on Friday when Tatendu Taibu's team were completely outclassed by the South Africans with pace bowler Makyaha Ntini doing the early damage with the wickets of Hamilton Masakadza and Stuart Matsikenyeri as the tourists chased their huge target.
That sent Zimbabwe spiralling to 41-3 and they never recovered despite Taibu hitting his side's top score of 28 before falling to Nicky Boje.
Earlier, Zimbabwe's teenage spinner Prosper Utseya took three wickets but could not stop South Africa topping 300.
Utseya, 19, took three for 40 with his off-spin.
South Africa were struggling to get on top of a spin-based attack before a late surge took them to 301 for seven after they were sent in to bat.
South Africa scored 70 runs off the last five overs, mainly through Mark Boucher, who hit 49 off 29 balls and Albie Morkel, who hit 16 off six balls before being caught on the boundary in the last over.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the first one-day international between South Africa and Zimbabwe at the Wanderers Stadium on Friday:
SOUTH AFRICA
Smith lbw b Matsikenyeri 50
Bacher c Masakadza b Utseya 56 Rudolph c Matsikenyeri b Utseya50 Gibbs c Maregwede b Rogers 40 Kemp st Taibu b Utseya 8
Boucher b Chigumbura 49
Prince not out 20
Morkel c Masakadza b
Panyangara 16
Boje not out 4
Extras: (lb-2, nb-1, w-5) 8
Total: (For 7 wkts in 50 overs) 301 Fall of wickets: 1-87, 2-128, 3-184, 4-197, 5-223, 6-276, 7-297
Did not bat: Hall, Ntini
Bowler O M R W
Panyangara 10 1 64 1
Mpofu 6 0 44 0
Chigumbura 8 0 45 1
Matsikenyeri 9 0 62 1
Utseya 10 0 40 3
Williams 3 0 16 0
Rogers 4 0 28 1
ZIMBABWE
Matsikenyeri c Gibbs b Ntini 25
Rogers c Boje b Hall 1
Masakadza c Rudolph b Ntini 10
Maregwede lbw b Morkel 16
Taylor c Smith b Hall 3
Taibu c Smith b Boje 28
Chigumbura c Prince b Morkel 0
Williams run out (Boje) 12
Panyangara b Ntini 9
Utseya b Hall 11
Mpofu not out 1
Extras: (b-2, lb-8, w-10) 20
Total: (All out in 37.2 overs) 136 Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-36, 3-41, 4-55, 5-75, 6-75, 7-110, 8-113, 9-121
Bowler O M R W
Hall 7.2 1 29 3
Ntini 10 0 42 3
Morkel 6 1 23 2
Boje 9 1 21 1
Bacher 2 0 6 0
Kemp 3 0 5 0
Result: South Africa won by 165 runs and take 1-0 lead.
Man-of-the-match: Mark
Boucher.
Toss: Zimbabwe.
Umpires: D Harper (Australia)
and I Howell (South Africa).