South Africa vs West Indies, 1st Match at Cape Town, Feb 09 2003 - Cricket Photos
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1st Match (D/N), Cape Town, February 09, 2003, ICC World Cup
West Indies players celebrate their victory over hosts South Africa in the opening game of the Cricket World Cup in Cape Town••Reuters
Lance 'Zulu' Klusener punches the ball during his cracking knock against West Indies at Newlands••Reuters
Vasbert Drakes who bowled a brilliant final over, celebrates the memorable win with Chris Gayle••Reuters
Chris Gayle and Brian Lara celebrate after their victory over South Africa••Reuters
Ridley Jacobs collects the ball behind South African batsman Boeta Dippenaar••Reuters
Mervyn Dillon celebrates with captain Carl Hooper after dismissing South Africa Herschelle Gibbs••Reuters
A joyous Brian Lara completes his 100th run in the World Cup opener••Reuters
Brian Lara acknowledges the applause after completing a classy hundred at Newlands, Cape Town••Reuters
Brian Lara sways away from a bouncer at Newlands, Cape Town••Reuters
Chris Gayle walks back to the pavilion after making just two in the World Cup opener••Reuters
Jonty Rhodes is clean bowled by West Indies captain Carl Hooper as wicket keeper Ridley Jacobs looks on••Reuters
Lance Klusener hits a boundary during his valiant half century••Reuters
Lance Klusener and Nicky Boje watch in dismay as Klusener is caught in the boundary by West Indies captain Carl Hooper••Reuters
Mervyn Dillon celebrates after the dismissal of the South African captain Shaun Pollock••Reuters
Mervyn Dillon celebrates after dismissing Herschelle Gibbs••Reuters
Gary Kirsten tucks the ball towards long leg on his way to a half century in the World Cup opener••Reuters
Ricardo Powell's powerful punch in his cameo at Newlands, Cape Town••Reuters
The Prince is back! Lara after reaching his century against South Africa in the World Cup opener••Reuters
Brian Lara whips one through the leg side against South Africa in the World Cup opener••Reuters
Brian Lara plays his trademark shot to the square leg fence at Newlands, Cape Town••Reuters
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