India Vs Sri Lanka 3 Test Cricket Series 2010

India vs Sri Lanka Tests, in Sri Lanka

India will play 3 Tests against hosts Sri Lanka, and a Tri-Nation limited over series with New Zealand joining in. July-August, 2010. Live Streaming.

South Africa vs West Indies Cricket Series 2007-08

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South Africa vs West Indies Cricket Series 2008

South Africa vs West Indies 2nd Twenty20 at Johannesburg

Pollock guides South Africa to Twenty20 victory

South-African all-rounder Shaun Pollock, playing his last Twenty20 match, steered his team by an emphatic all-round performance to register a nail-biting four-wicket win over touring West Indies team in Johannesburg as he bids adieu from Twenty20 internationals on Friday.
Chasing the target of 131 Plock romped Proteas home at 134 for 6, with four balls to spare, after smashing two fours and two big heaves over the park in his 36 not out off 25 balls. Pollock, who announced in the last Test played against the visitors that he will be hanging his boots after a five-match one-day series which starts at Centurion on Sunday, shared a match-winning unbeaten stand of 57 off 33 balls for the seventh wicket alongwith Albie Morkel, who remained unbeaten on 28.
South Africa was in dire straits after they were reduced to 77 for six with some fine bowling by the Windies bowlers in favourable conditions. The Proteas still needed 55 runs to win in 6.1 overs at that stage but Pollock held the fort and took the home team safely through the rough Windies winds. South Africa required 21 off the last two overs as Pollock smacked the first two balls of the penultimate over for six off-spinner Marlon Samuels that eased down the pressure to an extent.
Earlier, West Indies made 131 for seven after being sent in on a pitch, which gave substantial amount of help to the fast bowlers. Windies team was in precarious situation when they were tottering at 79 for six in the 15th over. But stand-in captain Dwayne Bravo dished out an attacking innings and made useful contribution of 24 off 17 balls. Though he studded two sixes but extras came as the biggest contributor in their innings total. Extras were 29 including a noteworthy 15 byes.
Darren Sammy's unbeaten 14 and Jerome Taylor's seven not out produced West Indies a valuable stand of 30 for the eighth wicket to take the team to fighting total of 131. Pollock finished with 15 wickets in 12 Twenty20 internationals. West Indies captain, Chris Gayle, had still not recovered from a broken thumb and the side led by Bravo, who also led the side in the third and final Test in Durban.

SA vs WI, 2nd Twenty20, Johannesburg: South Africa 134-6 beat West Indies 131-7 by four wickets

South Africa vs West Indies Cricket Series 2008

South Africa vs West Indies 2nd Twenty20 at Johannesburg

Scores

West Indies Innings 131 for 7 (20.0 overs)

South Africa Innings 134 for 6 (19.2 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
DS Smith	run out		12	7	2	0
Ramdin	c Botha	b M Morkel	19	26	2	1
Samuels	c Boucher	b Ntini	4	7	1	0
Chanderpaul	c Botha	b Ontong	10	20	0	0
Morton		b Botha	12	18	2	0
Bravo	c Duminy	b Ntini	24	17	0	2
Lewis	c de Villiers	b Pollock	0	4	0	0
Sammy	not out		14	16	1	1
Taylor	not out		7	5	0	1
Extras		5w 15b 9lb	29
Total		for 7	131	(20.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Pollock 4.0 0 19 1 Ntini 4.0 0 22 2 A Morkel 3.0 0 11 0 M Morkel 4.0 0 22 1 Botha 3.0 0 8 1 Ontong 2.0 0 25 1

Fall of wicket   20 DS Smith 30 Samuels 41 Ramdin 58 Morton 72 Chanderpaul 79 Lewis 101 Bravo

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Gibbs		b Taylor	0	3	0	0
Smith		b Taylor	4	4	0	0
de Villiers	c Ramdin	b Sammy	25	22	4	0
Duminy	c Chanderpaul	b Sammy	13	13	2	0
Ontong	c Bravo	b Sammy	14	16	0	0
Boucher	c Lewis	b Samuels	6	17	0	0
Pollock	not out		36	25	2	2
A Morkel	not out		28	16	2	2
Extras		4w 4lb	8
Total		for 6	134	(19.2 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Taylor 4.0 0 29 2 Edwards 3.2 0 22 0 Sammy 4.0 0 21 3 Rampaul 4.0 0 25 0 Lewis 1.0 0 9 0 Samuels 3.0 0 24 1

Fall of wicket   0 Gibbs 17 Smith 38 Duminy 51 de Villiers 66 Ontong 77 Boucher

Umpires: B G Jerling, R E Koertzen
South Africa: Smith, Gibbs, de Villiers, Duminy, A Morkel, Pollock, Ontong, Boucher, Botha, M Morkel, Ntini
West Indies: DS Smith, Ramdin, Chanderpaul, Samuels, Morton, Bravo, Sammy, Lewis, Rampaul, Taylor, Edwards

South Africa vs Australia Cricket Series 2009

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