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SA keep it clean

AFP/REUTERS, Centurion
South Africa completed a 4-0 series win when they beat New Zealand by six wickets in a rain-hit fifth and final one-day international at Centurion Park Sunday.
All-rounder Andrew Hall, captain Graeme Smith and wicket-keeper Mark Boucher were mainly responsible for South Africa's victory, which stretched their unbeaten streak in one-day internationals to 19 matches.
Hall had career-best figures of four for 23 as New Zealand were bowled out for 215, failing to capitalise on a quick start after they were sent in to bat.
With a storm threatening, Smith made an aggressive 66 off 65 balls to put South Africa well ahead of the required run rate but his side had an anxious wait when lightning and imminent rain halted play when they were 105 for two in 19 overs.
Another over needed to be bowled to reach the minimum number for a result to be achieved. After a delay of more than an hour, South Africa had the simple task of making another 35 runs off 11 overs to reach a revised target of 140 off 30 overs.
Three more wickets fell before Boucher, playing in his 200th one-day international, sealed victory with an unbeaten 22 off 22 balls. Boucher earlier equalled the South African record by taking five catches. He also threw down the stumps at the bowler's end to run out Daniel Vettori.
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming had no excuses for his team's 4-0 loss.
"We offer no excuses, we were soundly beaten," Fleming told reporters. "They played extremely well, it was a massive series for them and they were very desperate. That's what got them home in the tight games."
Fleming said New Zealand's batting failures were a major factor.
"We haven't given the bowlers enough runs. The top-order batting was not consistent enough and so there was no platform," Fleming said.
South Africa captain Smith said the series win was sweet revenge for South Africa's 5-1 loss in New Zealand last year.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard in the rain-hit fifth and final one-day international between South Africa and New Zealand at Centurion Park on Sunday:
NEW ZEALAND: 215 all out in 49.3 overs (Vincent 66, Astle 37, McCullum 27; Hall 4-23, Langeveldt 2-36) SOUTH AFRICA
Smith b Franklin 66
De Villiers c Fleming b Mills 11
Kallis c Fleming b Vettori 15
Prince st McCullum b Vettori 9
Morkel c Astle b Styris 5
Boucher not out 22
Kemp not out 1
Extras: (lb-3, w-7, nb-1) 11
Total: (For 5 wkts in 28.1 overs) 140
Fall of wickets: 1-61, 2-103, 3-106, 4-
113, 5-131
Did not bat: Hall, Langeveldt, Ntini, Pollock
Bowler O M R W
Mills 8 0 45 1
Bond 5 0 27 0
Franklin 4 1 19 1
Styris 6 0 27 1
Vettori 5 0 18 2
Astle 0.1 0 1 0
Result: South Africa won by 5 wickets (D/L Method) and clinch the 5-ODI series 4-0.
Man-of-the-match: Andrew Hall.
Man-of-the-series: Justin Kemp.