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Border vs Free State, at East London, Jan 07 2004 - Full Scorecard

ABANDONED

East London, January 07, 2004, Standard Bank Cup

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Border Team

Mark Boucher	Wicketkeeper Batter
Mark Bruyns	-
Laden Gamiet	-
Makhaya Ntini	Bowler
Steven Pope	-
Pieter Strydom	-
Craig Sugden	-
Charl Langeveldt	Bowler
Tyron Henderson	Bowler
Justin Kreusch (c)	-
Monde Zondeki	-
Andrew Pringle	-
Warwick Hinkel	-
Abongile Sodumo †	-
Michael Smith	-
Michael Matika	-

Free State Team

Allan Donald (c)	Bowler
Gerhardus Liebenberg	Opening Batter
Kosie Venter	-
Boeta Dippenaar	Opening Batter
Johan van der Wath	Allrounder
Morne van Wyk †	Wicketkeeper Batter
Victor Mpitsang	Bowler
Jonathan Beukes	-
Rayno Arendse	-
Cliffe Deacon	-
Ryan McLaren	Allrounder
Tello Motsamai	-
Thandi Tshabalala	Bowler
Shane Summers	-

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Match Details

Buffalo Park, East London
Toss	no toss
Series	Standard Bank Cup
Season	2003/04
Match days	day (45-over match)
Umpires	Russell Mackintosh Shaid Wadvalla
Points	Border 3, Free State 3

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Standard Bank Cup

Team	M	W	L	D	PT
WPR	10	8	1	0	47
NTHNS	10	6	0	0	44
GTG	10	7	2	0	44
EASTN	10	5	2	0	37
GriqW	10	5	5	0	30
BOR	10	3	4	0	28
BOL	10	3	6	0	22
KZN	10	1	5	0	21
EPR	10	3	6	0	20
NWEST	10	3	7	0	19
FS	10	0	6	0	18