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RESULT • 54th Match • IPL • T20 • Dharamsala

PBKS

LSG

(20 ov, T:237) 199/7

PBKS won by 37 runs

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RESULT • 53rd Match • IPL • T20 • Eden Gardens

KKR

RR

(20 ov, T:207) 205/8

KKR won by 1 run

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N Zealanders vs Border, at East London, Nov 25 2000 - Match Result

RESULT

East London, November 25 - 27, 2000, New Zealand tour of South Africa

311/4d & 185/0d

(T:424) 73 & 212

N Zealanders won by 211 runs

Big win leaves New Zealand with seam bowling conundrum

Big win leaves New Zealand with seam bowling conundrum

New Zealand duly completed a 211-run victory over Border in East London on Monday, but ended the match possibly not a great deal closer knowing the composition of their seam attack for the second Test match against South Africa starting in Port

27-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

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Scorecard summary

New Zealanders • 311/4(90 overs)

1st INNINGS

76* (70)

1/37 (16)

69* (123)

1/42 (16)

Border • 73/10(27.1 overs)

1st INNINGS

22 (51)

5/38 (12)

18 (17)

3/13 (5)

New Zealanders • 185/0(47 overs)

2nd INNINGS

101* (147)

0/21 (12)

57* (86)

0/24 (7)

Border • 212/10(76.4 overs)

2nd INNINGS

46 (67)

5/69 (21)

33 (54)

2/24 (13)

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Match details

Buffalo Park, East London
Toss	New Zealanders, elected to bat first
Series	New Zealand tour of South Africa
Season	2000/01
Match days	day (3-day match)
Umpires	Craig Schoof Ian Howell
TV Umpire	Rudi Koertzen

Match Coverage

Big win leaves New Zealand with seam bowling conundrum

New Zealand duly completed a 211-run victory over Border in East London on Monday, but ended the match possibly not a great deal closer knowing the composition of their seam attack for the second Test match against South Africa starting in Port

Big win leaves New Zealand with seam bowling conundrum

Penn makes an argument for a second Test place

Adam Parore warmed up for the second Test match with a century in less than three hours against Border on Sunday, but the most thought-provoking effort of the day came from Andrew Penn who made a strong argument for inclusion in the side for Port

Penn makes an argument for a second Test place

McMillan and Astle make merry in the breeze

Any hangover left over from defeat in the first Test match was blown away in the sea breeze at East London's Buffalo Park on Saturday as Stephen Fleming's New Zealand tourists rattled up 311 for four declared before grabbing three Border wickets in

McMillan and Astle make merry in the breeze

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Border Innings

Player Name		R	B
CB Sugden	bowled	15	33
I Mitchell	caught	11	26
SC Pope	bowled	33	54
W Wiblin	bowled	46	67
PC Strydom	caught	32	101
LL Gamiet	caught	18	30
DL Makalima	caught	18	60
GT Love	caught	5	22
L Graham	not out	14	36
M Matomela	caught	0	10
M Zondeki	stumped	12	24
Extras	(lb 4, nb 4)
Total	212(10 wkts; 76.4 ovs)

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	22	Ian Mitchell	Craig Sugden
2nd	10	Ian Mitchell	Steven Pope
3rd	59	Steven Pope	Wayne Wiblin
4th	17	Pieter Strydom	Wayne Wiblin
5th	27	Laden Gamiet	Pieter Strydom
6th	38	Pieter Strydom	Dumisa Makalima
7th	10	Geoff Love	Dumisa Makalima
8th	1	Geoff Love	Liam Graham
9th	4	Liam Graham	Mzuvukile Matomela
10th	24	Liam Graham	Monde Zondeki

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