So Border escape with a draw. With the first day lost to the elements, WP made good progress by dismissing Border quickly. However, they batted too long in their first innings, no doubt hoping for a similarly dysfunctional perfrmance
A good partnership between de Kock and Gquamane, when all seemed lost, did just enough to take the match beyond the home team's reach.
A puzzling aspect was the fact that Kemp, who looked the least likely to take a wicket, bowled more overs than any other bowler.
3 overs left, Border have save the match and the players shake hands
down leg
Umpires check the light, but play will continue
down leg side, the wicketless Kemp must now take 2 wickets in 2 balls to keep the game alive
bowling wide outside off stump at gentle medium pace, hardly the way to force victory
last over for WP to take the wickets
stifled shout for lbw
a wicket at last, but is it too late?
flighted but driven to extra cover
5 overs left
all defence, but almost rolls onto the stumps from the inside edge
pushed to point
not much more than a gentle medium pace, and although he is accurate, the batsman are taking no chances
6 overs left, but WP need to take 3 wickets in the next 3 overs to stand a chance of victory
pushed to mid off, Zondeki misfields
