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Langeveldt roasts WI meat

Last over hattrick sees Proteas win series

AFP, Bridgetown
An incredible last over hattrick from Charl Langeveldt brought South Africa from the brink of defeat and handed them a stunning one-run victory with one ball to spare over West Indies in the third one-day international on Wednesday.
Chasing 285 from 50 overs to keep the series alive, West Indies appeared to have sewn it up when they needed four runs to win from the last over.
In the gloom of Kensington Oval, hosting its final international fixture before it undergoes a major transformation ahead of the 2007 ICC World Cup, West Indies got singles from the first two balls of the last over, but Langeveldt responded with three unplayable inswinging deliveries that removed Ian Bradshaw, Daren Powell and Corey Collymore.
Langevledt bowled Bradshaw and Powell for one and a duck respectively with the third and fourth balls, and gained an lbw verdict over Collymore from the penultimate ball of the match that sparked South African celebrations and left West Indian supporters stunned.
Langeveldt was the pick of the South African bowlers with a careerbest five wickets for 62 runs from 9.5 overs. Andre Nel supported with three for 42 from his allotment of 10 overs, and Makhaya Ntini took two for 45 from his 10 overs.
The victory gave South Africa a 3-0 winning lead in the five-match series that concludes on Saturday and Sunday with back-to-back matches at Port of Spain.
The visitors won the first two matches by the same margin of eight wickets at Kingston.
West Indies, who enjoyed something of a reputation last year for chasing sizeable targets, had Chris Gayle put them on their way with his 10th ODI hundred, a purposeful 132 from 152 balls that contained seven fours and two sixes.
He drove Nel through cover for a single in the 36th over to reach his milestone and West Indies looked to be cruising at 213 for four in the 40th over.
The home team, however, failed to keep their composure, and wicket after wicket tumbled until Courtney Browne was caught at mid-on for nine off Ntini off the last ball of the penultimate over leaving Dwayne Bravo and the bowlers to bring home the bacon.
Instead, Langeveldt roasted the meat, and West Indies came away empty-handed for the seventh straight ODI at the ground.
Earlier, Boeta Dippenaar rode the gravy train to his second one-day international hundred to lead South Africa to 284 for six from their allocation of 50 overs.
Dippenaar hit a dozen boundaries in the top score of 123 from 129 balls, after South Africa were sent in to bat on a hard, true Kensington Oval pitch under sunny to overcast skies.
Dippenaar, playing his 80th ODI for South Africa, enjoyed a great measure of fortune on the way to his highest ODI score. He was missed no less than three times during his
innings.
On 43, the opener miscued a hook at a short, rising ball from Powell and Collymore muffed a chance at long leg.
After reaching his milestone he top-edged a sweep off Bradshaw on 112 and Collymore again failed to hold a chance with his left-hand.
On 120, long-on fielder Powell put down a skier off the last ball of the same over from Bradshaw.
He added 194 for the second wicket with Jacques Kallis, who made 87, but South Africa lost five wickets for 47 runs inside the last 10 overs to slow their progress.
Kallis seemed too have a bit of fortune, when he edged Bradshaw to keeper Browne and umpire Darrell Hair said not out. Television replays suggested differently.
Bradshaw and Dwayne Bravo ended with the identical figures of two wickets for 51 runs from 10 and nine overs respectively, to be the most successful bowlers for West Indies.
BRIEF SCORES
SOUTH AFRICA: 284 for 6 in 50 overs (Dippenaar 123, Kallis 87, Smith 28; Bradshaw 2-51, Bravo 251)
WEST INDIES: 283 all out in 49.5 overs (Gayle 132, Lara 32, Chanderpaul 23, Smith 21, Bravo 21; Langeveldt 5-62, Nel 3-42, Ntini 2-45)
Result: South Africa win by one run and take winning 3-0 lead.
Man-of-the-match: Charl Langeveldt.