Parnell collects his fifth wicket to secure career-best figures of 5-48 as Anderson is given out lbw to a swinging full delivery.
South Africa vs England, 3rd ODI at Cape Town, Nov 27 2009 - Match Result
RESULT
3rd ODI (D/N), Cape Town, November 27, 2009, England tour of South Africa
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Scorecard summary
South Africa • 354/6(50 overs)
121 (85)
4/71 (10)
86 (92)
2/66 (8)
England • 242/10(41.3 overs)
86 (82)
5/48 (9.3)
45 (56)
3/39 (9)
Andrew McGlashan has all the thrills and spills from the game in his bulletin and that's it from me and Andrew Miller.
Hope you'll join us for the next game on Sunday at Port Elizabeth, starting at 10am (8am GMT), for what we all hope is a sightly closer contest.
Graeme Smith commends De Villiers for showing responsibility and guiding the team to a big score.
Man of the match today goes to AB De Villiers for his sparking 121 from 85 balls. Reflecting on his innings he says that credit must go to the openers for giving him a good platform.
Strauss commends South Africa for their all-round display but insists England won't get overly worried about their performance today.
Well that is that. South Africa complete a crushing victory by 112 runs and maintain their brilliant record on this ground. The match was as good as sealed with AB de Villiers' brilliant hundred. They will be pleased with the comeback of Morne Morkel and Wayne Parnell, both looked sharp and could figure later in the Test series.
England never really got going with either bat or ball and would have been slightly concerned with Broad's wayward return from injury. Collingwood deserves plaudits for again batting impressively.
41.3
W
Parnell to Anderson, OUT
James Anderson lbw b Parnell 1 (5b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 20
41.2
•
Parnell to Anderson, no run
Anderson shapes to punch through the off side but misses
41.1
1
Parnell to Swann, 1 run
Swann is sporting a kind of beard that matches England for shabbiness, and he gently eases this ball to long on for a single
end of over 415 runs
ENG: 241/9CRR: 5.87 • RRR: 12.66
Graeme Swann5 (5b)
James Anderson1 (3b)
Morne Morkel 9-1-39-3
Wayne Parnell 9-1-47-4
Right, that's enough from me. Here comes Sahil to steer this one to the finish
40.6
1
Morkel to Swann, 1 run
short, struck sweetly enough out to deep cover
40.5
1
Morkel to Anderson, 1 run
ambitious wipe across the line, again no real contact
40.4
•
Morkel to Anderson, no run
attempted slash through the covers, but no real contact
Still, that does at least confirm that there is absolutely nothing left to see in this game
40.3
•
Morkel to Anderson, no run
hmmm ... that's not a mongoose after all. Scratch all of the above.
40.2
1
Morkel to Swann, 1 run
clubbed down the ground and here we go ...
40.1
2
Morkel to Swann, 2 runs
no chance to see the mongoose in action yet, as Swann keeps the strike
Here comes James Anderson, armed with a mongoose. As well he might be, no point in using a bat in this situation
end of over 408 runs • 1 wicket
ENG: 236/9CRR: 5.90 • RRR: 11.90
Graeme Swann1 (2b)
Wayne Parnell 9-1-47-4
Morne Morkel 8-1-34-3
The newcomers to the South African attack have claimed seven of the nine wickets. Who said their attack was flat?
39.6
W
Parnell to Broad, OUT
that's a cracking delivery. If you can't rely on the fielders, do it with the ball instead. Full length, zipping off the seam, and detonating leg stump as Broad swishes through the line.
Stuart Broad b Parnell 10 (10b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 100
39.5
•
Parnell to Broad, no run
39.4
1
Parnell to Swann, 1 run
after that excitement, it's back to a more conventional single
39.3
1
Parnell to Broad, 1 run
dropped, and that's a bit of a howler. A top-edged spiralling opportunity to Johan Botha at backward square. He clings on easily enough at first, but then drops it as he slides, and farcically tries to imply he had some measure of control. Umm ... not exactly
39.2
2
Parnell to Broad, 2 runs
flicked square
39.1
4
Parnell to Broad, FOUR runs
slower ball again, but Broad sees that all the way, and thumps it over the covers. Top shot
end of over 392 runs • 1 wicket
ENG: 228/8CRR: 5.84 • RRR: 11.54
Graeme Swann0 (1b)
Stuart Broad3 (5b)
Morne Morkel 8-1-34-3
Wayne Parnell 8-1-39-3
38.6
•
Morkel to Swann, no run
good delivery to finish, and Morkel's figures are looking mightily impressive
38.5
1
Morkel to Broad, 1 run
full length, driven down the ground
Here comes Graeme Swann, a man who likes to tonk the ball. Let's see what he can do here
That incidentally was Smith's third catch of the innings, the first South African to achieve that feat in an ODI against England. At Newlands. On a Friday. In November ... etc. Well done him
38.4
W
Morkel to Bresnan, OUT
slower ball, Bresnan has a wipe, Smith backpedals at mid-off, and that's the end of that
Tim Bresnan c Smith b Morkel 7 (7b 0x4 0x6 16m) SR: 100
38.3
1
Morkel to Broad, 1 run
worked into the gap, but singles are not enough now
38.2
•
Morkel to Broad, no run
that's a lovely ball for the situation. Full to tempt the drive, and zipping past the edge
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
121 runs (85)
14 fours0 six
Productive shot
leg glance
31 runs
2 fours0 six
Control
93%
86 runs (82)
7 fours3 sixes
Productive shot
pull/hook on back foot
26 runs
3 fours2 sixes
Control
83%
Match details
| Newlands, Cape Town | |
| Toss | South Africa, elected to bat first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2009/10 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Series result | 5-match series level 1-1 |
| Match number | ODI no. 2930 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 14.30 start, First Session 14.30-18.00 Interval 18.00-18.45, Second Session 18.45-22.15 |
| Match days | 27 November 2009 - daynight (50-over match) |
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