an ugly swish from Duminy, it flies through midwicket and there's the win for South Africa
South Africa vs West Indies, 1st ODI at Centurion, Jan 20 2008 - Ball by Ball Commentary
South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Well played JP Duminy. A fine, controlled innings - under pressure at one stage, too, following a good opening spell from Fidel Edwards and Daren Powell who reduced them to 4 for 2. When the rain threatened in the middle overs, South Africa were behind on Duckworth Lewis, but Duminy's cool head - and two useful wingman knocks from Justin Ontong and Mark Boucher - took them home.
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clipped through midwicket for a single
firmly defended for a tip-and-run single
this sits up on Boucher who pulls it softly
Powell's opening spell was very good, but since his fielding cock-up about 10 overs ago, he's completely bottled it. Poor old Daren
down the leg side. Another wide
angled to third man
well wide of the off stump, Duminy fetches it but can't get a single
a hammering pull stroke but Bravo dives at midwicket to save four
cracked square of the wicket
beaten with a fine ball which cut back into him at the last moment. A big, booming drive
beautiful shot, jumping back into his crease and hammering it square of the wicket
And there's the fifty partnership. Well done everyone
nudged to leg
another four. Another poor ball down the leg side, Boucher just sits back, waits, and clips it neatly
blimey, that's a massive, beaming wide. And a no-ball. It slipped out of his hand - it really is very wet
14 runs ahead on D/L
edged past the keeper for another four! That wasn't far away from Ramdin at all
a slower ball which foxes Boucher who tries to whip it to leg, and gets a thick inside edge
short, swung around the corner for four! South Africa are going to walk this
elegantly driven out to deep extra...in comes the throw, but it's wide and they get a run
ooh close! Nearly nudged it straight into Bravo's hands
down the pitch, Boucher opens the face and slices it down to Parchment who fields