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Warner blows SA away
Debutant David Warner hit the second-fastest l\venty20 fifty ever as Australia beat South Africa by 52 runs in the first 'IWenty20 international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday.
The 22 -year-old, who has yet to make his first-class debut but has impressed in domestic one-dayers for New South Wales, blasted 89 runs off43 balls.
Australia scored 182 9 off their 20 overs and South Africa struggled early in their reply.
They slumped to 12-3 and although JP Duminy conjured an inventive 78 off 48 balls, Australia were easy winners.
The Proteas lost wickets in each of the first three overs as Australia bounced back from their recent Test series defeat by South Africa.
And it was Warner, only the third Australian in 158 years to represent his country before making his first-class debut, who stole the show with a man-of- the -match performance.
In just over an hour, Warner smashed six sixes and seven fours to register the joint fifth-highest T\venty20 international score, and the third best byanAustralian.
He also posted the sixth -fastest international half-century in all forms of the game with his 50 coming off just 19 balls.
Only Yuvraj Singh has hit a faster half-century in T\venty20 internationals, reaching the mark off 12 balls against England in Durban in 2007.
Warner's heroics enabled Australia to set a challenging target despite losing seven wickets for 42 runs in the final 38 balls.
Once Warner had gone in the 14th over the hosts lost momentum with Dale Steyn, Australia's nemesis in the Test
scries, clainiing3-38.
Duminy mounted an impressive salvage opcradon after die tourists' poor start.
He collected nine fours and one six - an outrageous scoop over wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi off Shaun Tait’s bowling -- but his dismissal, lbw trying to reverse-sweep David Hussey, all but ended the tourists' bid for victory.
Tait, in his first match for Australia in nearly a year, bowled with extreme pace and fire to finish with 2-36, while
I lussey claimed 3-25.
SCORES IN BRIEF
AUSTRALIA: 182 for 9 In 20 overs (Warner 89, Ponting 21, Hussey 19; Ntlni2-40, Steyn 3-38, Morkel 2-30)
SOUTH AFRICA: 130 all out in 18 overs (Duminy 78, Jaarsveld 12, Morkel 12; Bracken 2-18, Tait 2-36, Hilfenhaus 2-15, Hussey3-25)
Result: Australia won by 52 runs.
Man-of-the-match: David Warner.
Toss: Australia