Mark Boucher in action at the Docklands stadium, Australia v South Africa, Melbourne, August 16, 2000
Mark Boucher in action at the Docklands stadium, Australia v South Africa, Melbourne, August 16, 2000© Getty Images
Australian bowler Shane Lee (R) gives South Africa's Neil McKenzie (L) a send off after bowling him in the first one day cricket match in history to be played under a closed roof at Colonial Stadium as Australia takes on South Africa in Melbourne. Being played in the middle of winter in Melbourne, Australia scored 295-5 in their 50 overs and restricted South Africa to 201-7 in their 50 overs to win the match comfortably. South Africa in Australia, 2000/01, 1st One-Day International, Australia v South Africa, Colonial Stadium, Melbourne, 16 August 2000.
Australian bowler Shane Lee (R) gives South Africa's Neil McKenzie (L) a send off after bowling him in the first one day cricket match in history to be played under a closed roof at Colonial Stadium as Australia takes on South Africa in Melbourne. Being played in the middle of winter in Melbourne, Australia scored 295-5 in their 50 overs and restricted South Africa to 201-7 in their 50 overs to win the match comfortably. South Africa in Australia, 2000/01, 1st One-Day International, Australia v South Africa, Colonial Stadium, Melbourne, 16 August 2000.© AFP
Australian paceman Brett Lee (L) appeals for an LBW decision against South Africa's Neil McKenzie (R) in the first one day cricket match in history to be played under a closed roof at Colonial Stadium in Melbourne as Australia takes on South Africa. Being played in the middle of winter in Melbourne, Australia scored 295-5 in their 50 overs and restricted South Africa to 201-7 in their 50 overs to win the match comfortably. South Africa in Australia, 2000/01, 1st One-Day International, Australia v South Africa, Colonial Stadium, Melbourne, 16 August 2000.
Australian paceman Brett Lee (L) appeals for an LBW decision against South Africa's Neil McKenzie (R) in the first one day cricket match in history to be played under a closed roof at Colonial Stadium in Melbourne as Australia takes on South Africa. Being played in the middle of winter in Melbourne, Australia scored 295-5 in their 50 overs and restricted South Africa to 201-7 in their 50 overs to win the match comfortably. South Africa in Australia, 2000/01, 1st One-Day International, Australia v South Africa, Colonial Stadium, Melbourne, 16 August 2000.© AFP
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