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SA clinch T20 series

AFP, Centurion
New cap Roelof van der Merwe and captain Johan Botha took South Africa to a seriesclinching 17-run win in the second Twenty20 international against Australia at Centurion Park Sunday.
Van der Merwe hit 48 off 30 balls as South Africa struggled to 156 for five after being sent in.
Then Botha produced a miserly spell of off-spin bowling, taking two for 16 in four overs, as Australia were restricted to 139 for eight.
Van der Merwe, selected mainly as a slow left-arm bowler, was surprisingly sent in at number five and initially he struggled to find histiming.
But he chanced his arm and slammed four sixes and two fours, with two sixes and both fours coining in one over from Nathan Bracken, usually one of the world’s most economical bowlers in limned overs cricket.
1 he Australian bowlers varied their pace and
lengths skillfully and the South African batsmen were unable to maintain a consistently quick scoring rate.
Australia made a good start, with Michael Clarke and David Warner putting on 37 for the first wicket.
But Warner was bowled by Albie Morkel and one run later Australian captain Ricky Ponting was caught behind off left-arm pace bowler Yusuf Abdulla, a second new player in the South African line-up.
Clarke and David Hussey put on 25 for the third wicket before the game changed dramatically when Clarke was bowled by Botha and Callum Ferguson was run out first ball.
Botha's teasing spin prevented the Australians from recovering their momentum and wickets fell as the batsmen went for big shots.
David Hussey followed up his 88 not out in the first match with 27 and threatened to swing die game Australia's way when he hit Van der Merwe for six and four off successive balls in the 15th over, only to be caught at mid-off off the next delivery.
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South Africa made four changes from the side that won the first match in Johannesburg by four wickets Friday. "The new players have shown they can play at international level and have given the selectors a nice headache," said Botha about the challenge of selecting a side for the World T\venty20 in England in June.
"Our bowling was pretty good," said Ponting. "But you need batting partnerships and that's where we fell short." SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard in the second Twenty20 international between South Africa and Australia at Centurion Park on Sunday:
SOUTH AFRICA
Peterson b Hopes 34
Gibbs b Bracken 20 De Villiers c White b LaughlinO Duminyb Harwood 23 Van der Merwe c Haddin b Harwood 48 Morkel not out 14 Bouchernot out 9 Extras:(b-l,lb-2,nb-l,w-4) 8 Total: (For 5 wkts in 20 overs) 156 Did not bat; Botha, Ontong, Abdulla, Louw. '
Fall of wickets: 1-22, 2 24, 3-71,4-96,5-133.
Bowler O M R W Bracken 4 0 44 1 Harwood 4 0 21 2 Laughlin 4 0 32 1
Hopes 4 0 26 1 Hussey 3 0 24 0
White 10 6 0 AUSTRALIA
Clarke b Botha 27 Warner b Morkel 20 PonhngcBoucherbAbdulla 1 Hussey c Gibbs b Van der Merwe 27
Ferguson runout 0
White c Duminyb Botha 23
Haddin not out 16
Hopes c Morkel b Louw 18 Bracken cDeVilliersb Louw 0 Harwood not out 0
Extras: (lb- l,nb-l,w-5) 7
Total: (For 8 wkts in 20 overs) 139 Did not bat: Laughlin.
Fall of wickets: 1-37, 2-38, 3-63, 4-63, 5-101, 6-106, 7-131, 8-138.
Bowler O M R W
Louw 4 0 36 2
Abdulla 3 0 16 1
Morkel 3 0 24 1
Van der Merwe 4 0 30 1
Botha 4 0 16 2
Peterson 2 0 16 0
Result: South Africa won by 17 runs and clinched scries 2-0. Man-of-the-match: Roelof vander Merwe.