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IPL 2011

Nokia Champions League T20 - Group A

Cape Cobras v New South Wales

Cape Cobras won by 7 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

Twenty20 match | 2011/12 season
Played at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai (neutral venue)
24 September 2011 - day/night (20-over match)


New South Wales innings (20 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
DA Warner	c Ontong b Langeveldt	20	24	13	1	1	153.84
4.5 Finally a catch sticks. Owais Shah is the first man, relived I am sure, to run to Ontong at deep midwicket. This is a slower short ball, Warner pulls in the air to offer a sitter to deep midwicket 41/1
SR Watson	b Peterson	34	38	29	4	1	117.24
8.1 Peterson has been teasing Watson with his flight, and Watson has been trying to hit him into the Wallajah Road. Peterson prevails. Again he leaves this hanging in the air, a tempted Watson gets ready for the slog sweep, but the ball never arrives. or at least not until Watson has completed his shot. The middle stump is hit 65/2
DLR Smith†	b Philander	24	27	16	2	1	150.00
11.2 Philander is making up for his ordinary fielding earlier. He is 2.2-0-15-1 now. This is short of a length but stumps to stumps. Smith pulls across it, makes no contact, and Philander takes the stumps 90/4
SM Katich*	c Duminy b Kemp	7	8	9	0	0	77.77
10.1 and he has dismissed the opposition captain first ball. This is a gently paced delivery floated outside off, Katich gets room to free his arms and decides to go over cover. JP Duminy, in the deep, starts running in before back-pedalling to finish this overhead and a final backwards dive 82/3
SPD Smith	c Gibbs b Langeveldt	16	30	19	1	0	84.21
18.3 Another one suffers the slow death. This ball is holding up in the surface and the stroke-play seems extremely difficult with this semi-new ball. At least that's what these batsmen have made it look like. Smith finally gets a length ball, gets under it, tries to go over long-off but has got more elevation on it than length 123/6
BJ Rohrer	b Philander	8	8	9	0	0	88.88
13.5 One more for Philander. He has done nothing extraordinary with the ball, but he has been extraordinary with his stump-to-stump line. Another batsman, Rohrer this time, gets impatient, swings optimistically, and Philander hits the stumps 102/5
MC Henriques	run out (†Vilas/Steyn)	18	25	23	1	0	78.26
19.6 from Steyn, Finally Steyn bowls at regulation pace, beats Henriques's attempt to scoop, collects the throw from the keeper to run Henriques out who has belatedly decided to run a bye 135/8
SNJ O'Keefe	c Shah b Steyn	1	6	3	0	0	33.33
19.5 Gone. O'Keefe shapes up for the scoop, Steyn bowls a wide slower one, he tries to lob this over third man, Shah gets an easy catch at point. O'Keefe will have a role to play with the ball on this slow pitch 135/7
NM Hauritz	not out	0	1	0	0	0	-

Extras	(w 6, nb 1)	7

Total	(8 wickets; 20 overs; 87 mins)	135	(6.75 runs per over)

Did not bat MA Starc, PJ Cummins

Fall of wickets 1-41 (Warner, 4.5 ov), 2-65 (Watson, 8.1 ov), 3-82 (Katich, 10.1 ov), 4-90 (DLR Smith, 11.2 ov), 5-102 (Rohrer, 13.5 ov), 6-123 (SPD Smith, 18.3 ov), 7-135 (O'Keefe, 19.5 ov), 8-135 (Henriques, 19.6 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
RJ Peterson	4	0	20	1	5.00
8.1 to Watson, Peterson has been teasing Watson with his flight, and Watson has been trying to hit him into the Wallajah Road. Peterson prevails. Again he leaves this hanging in the air, a tempted Watson gets ready for the slog sweep, but the ball never arrives. or at least not until Watson has completed his shot. The middle stump is hit 65/2
DW Steyn	4	0	26	1	6.50	(1nb, 3w)
19.5 to O'Keefe, Gone. O'Keefe shapes up for the scoop, Steyn bowls a wide slower one, he tries to lob this over third man, Shah gets an easy catch at point. O'Keefe will have a role to play with the ball on this slow pitch 135/7
CK Langeveldt	4	0	38	2	9.50
4.5 to Warner, Finally a catch sticks. Owais Shah is the first man, relived I am sure, to run to Ontong at deep midwicket. This is a slower short ball, Warner pulls in the air to offer a sitter to deep midwicket 41/1 18.3 to SPD Smith, Another one suffers the slow death. This ball is holding up in the surface and the stroke-play seems extremely difficult with this semi-new ball. At least that's what these batsmen have made it look like. Smith finally gets a length ball, gets under it, tries to go over long-off but has got more elevation on it than length 123/6
VD Philander	4	0	21	2	5.25	(1w)
11.2 to DLR Smith, Philander is making up for his ordinary fielding earlier. He is 2.2-0-15-1 now. This is short of a length but stumps to stumps. Smith pulls across it, makes no contact, and Philander takes the stumps 90/4 13.5 to Rohrer, One more for Philander. He has done nothing extraordinary with the ball, but he has been extraordinary with his stump-to-stump line. Another batsman, Rohrer this time, gets impatient, swings optimistically, and Philander hits the stumps 102/5
JL Ontong	1	0	12	0	12.00	(1w)

JM Kemp	3	0	18	1	6.00	(1w)
10.1 to Katich, and he has dismissed the opposition captain first ball. This is a gently paced delivery floated outside off, Katich gets room to free his arms and decides to go over cover. JP Duminy, in the deep, starts running in before back-pedalling to finish this overhead and a final backwards dive 82/3


Cape Cobras innings (target: 136 runs from 20 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
RE Levi	c Warner b Henriques	43	34	27	6	1	159.25
9.3 Finally NSW get a wicket. Levi gets a full ball that he thinks can be deposited for a six, but he doesn't quite the elevation into this strike and finds long-on 88/1
HH Gibbs	c Henriques b Cummins	55	56	47	5	2	117.02
14.2 the slower ball gets Gibbs too. Gibbs has mastered this slow wicket so far, but this time for a change he goes for power more than touch. Ends up getting much more elevation than length. Caught at long-on 112/3
OA Shah	c Warner b SPD Smith	3	5	5	0	0	60.00
10.4 a strange little innings. Lots of premeditation followed by this charge to Smith and an easy catch to long-off. They need less than a run a ball here. A forgettable day for Shah ends with a dropped catch and a poor innings to his name 93/2
JP Duminy	not out	14	30	16	1	0	87.50

JL Ontong	not out	11	14	11	1	0	100.00

Extras	(b 1, w 7, nb 2)	10

Total	(3 wickets; 17.2 overs; 71 mins)	136	(7.84 runs per over)

Did not bat JM Kemp*, DJ Vilas†, VD Philander, RJ Peterson, DW Steyn, CK Langeveldt

Fall of wickets 1-88 (Levi, 9.3 ov), 2-93 (Shah, 10.4 ov), 3-112 (Gibbs, 14.2 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
NM Hauritz	2	0	25	0	12.50	(1w)

MA Starc	3	0	22	0	7.33	(1nb)

PJ Cummins	4	1	27	1	6.75	(1nb)
14.2 to Gibbs, the slower ball gets Gibbs too. Gibbs has mastered this slow wicket so far, but this time for a change he goes for power more than touch. Ends up getting much more elevation than length. Caught at long-on 112/3
SNJ O'Keefe	1	0	14	0	14.00	(2w)

MC Henriques	3.2	0	20	1	6.00
9.3 to Levi, Finally NSW get a wicket. Levi gets a full ball that he thinks can be deposited for a six, but he doesn't quite the elevation into this strike and finds long-on 88/1
SPD Smith	4	0	27	1	6.75	(1w)
10.4 to Shah, a strange little innings. Lots of premeditation followed by this charge to Smith and an easy catch to long-off. They need less than a run a ball here. A forgettable day for Shah ends with a dropped catch and a poor innings to his name 93/2