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Pakistan tour of South Africa - 2007 (2006/07) · SuperSport Park, Centurion · 4 February 2007

South Africa won by 164 runs

South Africa won by 164 runs. Jacques Kallis top-scored with 88* for South Africa.

MATCH FACTS

Ground
SuperSport Park, Centurion
Date
4 February 2007
Toss
Pakistan, chose to field
Result
South Africa won by 164 runs
Player of the match
Jacques Kallis
Captains
Graeme Smith (South Africa), Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pakistan)
Umpires
PD Parker and RE Koertzen
Match referee
BC Broad

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

Pakistan won the toss and chose to field.

South Africa batted first and made 392 for 6. Jacques Kallis top-scored with 88 not out off 85 balls, and Mark Boucher made 78. The innings was built on a 140-run stand for the first wicket between Graeme Smith and AB de Villiers. That was well above the 2000s average first-innings total at SuperSport Park, 244 across 29 ODIs.

Chasing 393, Pakistan made 228 all out. Shoaib Malik top-scored with 52 not out off 84 balls, and Mohammad Sami made 46. Jacques Kallis took 3 for 34 for South Africa.

South Africa won by 164 runs.

SOUTH AFRICA: 392 FOR 6
BatterHow outRB
Graeme Smithst Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Hafeez7247
AB de Villiersc Naved-ul-Hasan b Shahid Afridi6778
Loots Bosmanc Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Hafeez43
Jacques Kallisnot out8885
Ashwell Princec Abdul Razzaq b Shahid Afridi3948
Mark Boucherc Inzamam-ul-Haq b Naved-ul-Hasan7838
Justin Kempc Kamran Akmal b Naved-ul-Hasan117
Shaun Pollocknot out23

Did not bat: Robin Peterson, Andre Nel, Makhaya Ntini

Extras 31 · Total 392 for 6

Bowler (Pakistan)OMRW
Mohammad Asif91610
Naved-ul-Hasan80922
Mohammad Sami70680
Mohammad Hafeez90692
Shahid Afridi100422
Shoaib Malik60320
Abdul Razzaq10220

FALL OF WICKETS

1-140 (Graeme Smith, 18.2 ov), 2-144 (Loots Bosman, 18.5 ov), 3-167 (AB de Villiers, 23.3 ov), 4-235 (Ashwell Prince, 37.2 ov), 5-363 (Mark Boucher, 47.4 ov), 6-380 (Justin Kemp, 49.1 ov)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstGraeme Smith (72) and AB de Villiers (54)140112
secondLoots Bosman (4) and AB de Villiers (0)43
thirdJacques Kallis (7) and AB de Villiers (13)2328
fourthJacques Kallis (27) and Ashwell Prince (39)6884
fifthJacques Kallis (45) and Mark Boucher (78)12866
sixthJacques Kallis (1) and Justin Kemp (11)179
seventhShaun Pollock (2) and Jacques Kallis (8)127
PAKISTAN: 228 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Kamran Akmalc Ashwell Prince b Shaun Pollock1315
Mohammad Hafeezc Graeme Smith b Makhaya Ntini2117
Younis Khanc & b Makhaya Ntini1314
Shahid Afridic Andre Nel b Makhaya Ntini1714
Mohammad Yousufc Graeme Smith b Andre Nel3925
Inzamam-ul-Haqc Andrew Hall b Jacques Kallis1518
Shoaib Maliknot out5284
Abdul Razzaqc Robin Peterson b Jacques Kallis68
Naved-ul-Hasanc Mark Boucher b Jacques Kallis02
Mohammad Samic Mark Boucher b Robin Peterson4664
Mohammad Asifc Ashwell Prince b Graeme Smith219

Extras 4 · Total 228 all out

Bowler (South Africa)OMRW
Shaun Pollock100461
Makhaya Ntini100513
Andre Nel71261
Jacques Kallis50343
Robin Peterson91491
Justin Kemp20130
Ashwell Prince2030
Graeme Smith1.4061

FALL OF WICKETS

1-27 (Mohammad Hafeez, 3.2 ov), 2-37 (Kamran Akmal, 6.1 ov), 3-56 (Shahid Afridi, 9.1 ov), 4-70 (Younis Khan, 11.1 ov), 5-119 (Mohammad Yousuf, 16.5 ov), 6-119 (Inzamam-ul-Haq, 17.2 ov), 7-125 (Abdul Razzaq, 19.4 ov), 8-125 (Naved-ul-Hasan, 19.6 ov), 9-198 (Mohammad Sami, 39.5 ov), 10-228 (Mohammad Asif, 46.4 ov)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstKamran Akmal (6) and Mohammad Hafeez (21)2720
secondKamran Akmal (7) and Younis Khan (3)1017
thirdShahid Afridi (17) and Younis Khan (2)1918
fourthMohammad Yousuf (6) and Younis Khan (8)1412
fifthInzamam-ul-Haq (15) and Mohammad Yousuf (33)4934
sixthInzamam-ul-Haq (0) and Shoaib Malik (0)03
seventhAbdul Razzaq (6) and Shoaib Malik (0)614
eighthShoaib Malik (0) and Naved-ul-Hasan (0)02
ninthShoaib Malik (24) and Mohammad Sami (46)73119
tenthShoaib Malik (28) and Mohammad Asif (2)3041
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