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Aussies' consolation win

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Australia dismissed South Africa for 272 with only 10 balls remaining to win an entertaining third and final Ibst and avoid a series whitewash.
Graeme Smith, returning to bat with a broken finger, fell to Mitchell Johnson to hand the hosts victory on the fifth and final day of die match at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday, although the tourists won the series 2-1.
The tourists started the day needing 314 to pull off an unlikely result but lost quick wickets.
Peter Siddle was man-of-thc-match widi Smith named man-of-thc-series.
Australia's victory' meant that they retained their position at the top of the Internationa) Cricket Council's officialTest rankings.
The South Africans had already clinched the three-match series after winning the first two Tests in Perth and Melbourne and began the fifth day on 62 having lost Morne Morkel on Tuesday
The first session did not go as planned for the tourists with Neil McKenzie falling with the total only moving forward by six runs. Jacques Kallis then fell for just four and Hashim Amla went for 59.
AB de Villiers showed some resistance with a solid 56 but
was eventually bowled by Siddle. leaving his side on a precarious 193-7 at the tea interval.
Makhaya Ntini held out for over 17 overs, adding a fabulous 50 runs for the ninth wicket, before Dale Steyn was removed lbw by Andrew McDonald for 28.
This set up a dramatic finale as South Africa tried to cling on for the draw with Smith, not having played since retiring hurt with a broken finger and troublesome left elbow in the first innings, decidingtobat.
Smith entered the arena with 7.2 overs left to a standing ovation from the SCG crowd and survived for 17 balls before falling for three to Mitchell.
Man-of-the-match paceman Siddle ended with match figuresof8-113.
SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard on the fifth and final day of the third and final Test between Australia and South Africa at Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday: AUSTRALIA: First innings 445 SOUTH AFRICA: First innings 327
AUSTRALIA: Second innings 257 for 4 deci.
SOUTH AFRICA: Second innings (overnight 62 for 1) Hayden b Morkel 39
Katich lbw b Steyn 61
Ponting b Morkel 53
Hussey not out 45
Clarke c Amla b Harris 41
Extras: (b-8,lb-9,nb-l) 18
Total (For 4 wktsdccin 67.3 overs) 257
Did not bat: Haddln, McDonald, Hauritz, Johnson, Siddle. Bollinger.
Fall of wickets: 1-62, 2-134, 3-181,4-257.
Bowler O M R W
Steyn 13 1 60 1
Ntini 12 1 66 0
Morkel J2 2 38 2
Kallis 10 5 13 0
Harris 20.3 1 63 1
SOUTH AFRICA: Second innings
McKenzie c Hussey b Bollinger 27 Morkel c Johnson b Bollinger 0 Amla c Ka tichb Hauritz 59 Kallisc&b McDonald 4 De Villiers b Siddle 56 Duminy lbw b Johnson 16 Boucher lbw b Siddle 4 Harris lbw b Siddle 6
Steyn lbw b McDonald 28
Ntini notout 28
Smith b Johnson 3
Extras: (b-12,lb-18,w-4, nb-2, pen-5) 41
Total. (All out in 114.2 overs) 272 Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2 -68, 3-91, 4-110, 5-166, 6-172, 7-190, 8-202,9-257.10-272.
Bowler O M R W
Siddle 27 12 54 3
Bollinger 21 5 53 2
Johnson 23.2 7 49 2
McDonald 13 6 32 2
Hauritz 28 10 47 1
Clarke 2120
Result: Australia won by 103 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Peter Siddle.
Man-of-the-series: Graeme Smith.