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Bashar bashes Proteas

AFP, St. Augustine
Half-centuries from two guest players helped the University of the West Indies' Vice-Chancellor's XI hold out against South Africa in a two-day match.
Habibul Bashar, the Bangladesh captain, top-scored with an undefeated 77 and Indian youngster Shikhar Dhawan supported with 66, as the Vice-Chancellor's XI reached 250 for five, replying to South Africa's first innings total of 395 for six declared on Sunday.
Bashar hit 15 boundaries from 86 balls in two hours and added 95 with retired West Indies wicketkeeperbatsman Ridley Jacobs, who scored 28.
Dhawan had hit 14 fours from 86 balls in 2-1/2 hours to hold the top order batting together, after opening batsmen Tishan Maraj and Ryan Ramdass were dismissed cheaply.
He added 86 for the third wicket with West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels, who scored 36, before Nicky Boje made the breakthrough when he bowled Samuels.
When Dhawan was caught close to the wicket to become the second of three wickets for 51 runs from 11 overs for Charl Langeveldt, and Shirley Clarke was lbw to same
bowler to leave the Vice-Chancellor's XI 155 for four, it looked like the visitors might have their way.
Bashar and Jacobs batted through tea to frustrate the South Africans, who were going through final preparations for the third Test, starting at Bridgetown on Thursday.
Earlier, South Africa continued from their overnight total of 349 for three and declared after batting for close to an hour.
They lost three wickets, all to unorthodox left-arm spin bowler Dave Mohammed, who ended with five wickets for 115 runs from 27.1 overs.
Boeta Dippenaar, who was last out, top-scored with 184 that contained 21 fours and two sixes from 278 balls in 6-1/2 hours batting. It helped to earn him the man-of-the-match award.
Mark Boucher also used the relaxed atmosphere to score 63 before being caught in the deep, and Jacques Kallis was stumped for 12.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the two-day tour match between South Africa and a University of the West Indies' ViceChancellor's XI on Sunday:
SOUTH AFRICA: First innings
De Villiers b Mohammed 12
Dippenaar c Dhiwan b Mohammed 184
Prince c Samuels b Best 32
Gibbs st Jacobs b Mohammed 81
Boucher c Samuels b Mohammed 64
Kallis st Jacobs b Mohammed 17 Hall not out 1
Extras: (b-2, w-1, nb-1) 4
Total: (For 6 wkts decl) 395
Fall of wickets: 1-51, 2-106, 3-229, 4-367, 5-392, 6-395
Bowler O M R W
Edwards 10 3 38 0
Best 9 1 39 1
Mohammed 27.1 4 115 5
Browne 12 2 47 0
Samuels 14 1 48 0
Dhawan 11 0 36 0
Clarke 17 0 70 0
UWI VC's XI: First innings Ramdass c de Villiers b Ntini 29 Maraj c de Villiers b Langerveldt 0 Dhawan c Boucher b Landerveldt66 Samuels b Boje 36
Bashar not out 77
Clarke lbw b Landerveldt 4
Jacobs not out 28
Extras: (lb-2, nb-8) 10
Total: (For 5 wkts) 250
Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-52, 3-138, 4142, 5-155
Bowler O M R W
Langerveldt 11 1 51 3
Ntini 5 1 23 1
Zondeki 12 2 48 0
Kallis 6 3 11 0
Hall 13 2 59 0
Boje 10 1 47 1
Prince 3 1 8 0
Boucher 2 1 1 0
Result: March drawn.