Matches (15)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

WI vs PAK (1)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

ZIM

125

NZ

(39 ov) 174/1

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Schedule Report Series

WF-M

NSC-M

(87/100 balls, T:144) 142/2

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Schedule Table Series

New Zealand vs South Africa, 8th Match at Mumbai, Oct 16 2006 - Playing XI

RESULT

8th Match (D/N), Brabourne, October 16, 2006, ICC Champions Trophy

195

(34.1/50 ov, T:196) 108

New Zealand won by 87 runs

Player Of The Match

Stephen Fleming

, NZ

89 (112)

	New Zealand	South Africa
1	Lou Vincent batter	Graeme Smith (c) opening batter
2	Stephen Fleming (c) top-order batter	Boeta Dippenaar opening batter
3	Nathan Astle opening batter	Herschelle Gibbs opening batter
4	Hamish Marshall batter	Jacques Kallis allrounder
5	Peter Fulton top-order batter	Mark Boucher † wicketkeeper batter
6	Jacob Oram allrounder	Justin Kemp bowling allrounder
7	Brendon McCullum † wicketkeeper batter	Shaun Pollock allrounder
8	Daniel Vettori allrounder	Andrew Hall allrounder
9	James Franklin allrounder	Robin Peterson bowler
10	Kyle Mills bowler	Andre Nel bowler
11	Jeetan Patel bowler	Makhaya Ntini bowler

Match Coverage

ICC Champions Trophy, 2006-07

ICC Champions Trophy, 2006-07

ICC Champions Trophy, 2006-07

Smith unhappy with pitch

Graeme Smith, the South African captain, slammed the pitch at the Brabourne Stadium after his team folded for just 108 and lost to New Zealand by 87 runs, suggesting that the wicket was not up to the mark for an international tournament

Smith unhappy with pitch

A tale of two captains

This South African team chased 434 against the mighty Australians only seven months ago. Surely 195 against the lesser cousins from across the Tasman Sea should have been achievable.

A tale of two captains

New Zealand v South Africa, 2nd match

Match home of the second match of the Champions Trophy between New Zealand and South Africa in Mumbai on October 16, 2006

New Zealand v South Africa, 2nd match

Fleming leads New Zealand to convincing victory

The trend of low scores and poor pitches continued at the Champions Trophy, as New Zealand crushed South Africa by 87 runs at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai

Fleming leads New Zealand to convincing victory

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