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Collingwood dashes SA

AFP, Centurion
Paul Collingwood, making a record 171st one-day appearance for England, hit a century, took two wickets and held a superb catch as England gained a comfortable seven-wicke't win over South Africa in the second one-international at SuperSport Park on Sunday.
Collingwood shared a record 162-run third wicket stand with South African-born JonathanTrott (87) as England chased down South Africa's total of 250 for nine with 24 balls to spare. Collingwood finished with 105 not out off 110 balls.
" It was a big day for me on a personal note, but I thought the team put in a fantastic performance," said Collingwood.
Trott, whose only previous
one-day international was a low-key match against Ireland in August, when he was out without scoring, opened the batting and paced his innings skilfully as he and Collingwood enabled England to get on top after they had been struggling at 45 for two after 11.3 overs.
Collingwood said he and Trott were always confident they could get up to the required scoring rate after a
slow start.
"TYotty played a magnificent innings. We were ticking it over really well."
Despite half-centuries from Hashim Amla (57) and Alviro Petersen (64), South Africa were unable to score enough runs on a slow pitch against steady bowling which was backed by good fielding.
South Africa's total was only nine runs higher than they made in a Twenty20
international against the same opponents on the same ground seven days earlier.
After heavy rain in the area, which caused Friday's first one-day international in Johannesburg to be abandoned without a ball bowled, the pitch was slower than usual, making scoring difficult.
Collingwood's slow medium pace proved ideal in the middle stages of the innings as he took two for 24 in six overs.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the second one-day international between South Africa and England at the SuperSport Park in Centurion on Sunday:
SOUTH AFRICA: 250 for 9 in 50 overs (Amla 57, Duminy 41, Petersen 64, Boucher 30 not out; Anderson 3-60, Bresnan 2-46, Collingwood 2-24) ENGLAND
Strauss c De Villiers bLangeveldt 16 Trott c Amla bLangeveldt 87 Pietersen b Morkel 4
Collingwood not out 105 Morgan not out 27
Extras: (lb-l,nb-4,w-8) 13
Total; (For 3 wkts in 46 overs) 252 Fall of wickets: 1-28, 2-45, 3-207.
Bowler O M R W
Steyn 10 0 64 0
Langeveldt 10 0 46 2
McLaren 8 0 43 0
Morkel 5 0 26 1
Van der Merwe 9 0 55 0
Duminy 4 0 17 0
Did not bat: Prior, Wright, Bresnan, Rashid, Mahmood, Anderson.
Result: England won by 7 wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Paul Collingwood.