Matches (8)

ENG-W vs WI-W (1)

IPL (1)

WCL 2 (1)

WI-A vs SA-A (1)

Vitality Blast Men (2)

Vitality Blast Women (2)

Live • 2nd ODI • Leicester

ENG-W

(10.4/50 ov) 82/0

WI-W

ENG Women chose to bat.

Schedule Report Series

RESULT • Final • IPL • T20 • Ahmedabad

RCB

190/9

PBKS

(20 ov, T:191) 184/7

RCB won by 6 runs

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South Africa vs Pakistan, 16th Match at Mohali, Oct 27 2006 - Playing XI

RESULT

16th Match (D/N), Mohali, October 27, 2006, ICC Champions Trophy

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South Africa

213/8

Pakistan

(25/50 ov, T:214) 89

South Africa won by 124 runs

Player Of The Match

Makhaya Ntini

, SA

5/21

	Pakistan	South Africa
1	Mohammad Hafeez allrounder	Graeme Smith (c) opening batter
2	Imran Farhat top-order batter	Boeta Dippenaar opening batter
3	Younis Khan (c) middle-order batter	Herschelle Gibbs opening batter
4	Mohammad Yousuf batter	Jacques Kallis allrounder
5	Shoaib Malik allrounder	AB de Villiers wicketkeeper batter
6	Kamran Akmal † wicketkeeper batter	Mark Boucher † wicketkeeper batter
7	Abdul Razzaq allrounder	Justin Kemp bowling allrounder
8	Shahid Afridi allrounder	Shaun Pollock allrounder
9	Yasir Arafat allrounder	Andre Nel bowler
10	Umar Gul bowler	Makhaya Ntini bowler
11	Iftikhar Anjum bowler	Charl Langeveldt bowler
Bench
12	Abdur Rehman bowler	-
13	Faisal Iqbal middle-order batter	-
14	Naved-ul-Hasan bowler	-

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The moment of truth

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Pakistan v South Africa, 16th match, Champions Trophy

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Younis backs Afridi to come good

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