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Pakistan vs South Africa Warm UP Match

PAK vs SA Warm-Up: Pakistan beat South Africa by 7 wickets

Pakistan defeated top-ranked South Africa by seven wickets on a dicey Trinidad wicket at the Sir Frank Worrell Stadium.
Pakistans victory was overshadowed by the treacherous wicket prepared for the match as South Africa managed themselves a modest total of 199 in their final World Cup warm-up match. The pitch certainly seemed under-prepared as the Proteas were treated to some erratic bounce before they managed 199 after being put into bat. In reply, Pakistan seemed to have negotiated the devils in the pitch before they reached 200-3 in 44.3 overs.
Younis Khan top-scored with 79 for Pakistan while opener Mohammad Hafeez made 49. Mohammad Yousuf on 48 and Shoaib Malik on 16 remained unbeaten when Pakistan scored the winning runs.
Pre-Match Report: South Africa, who survived a serious scare from Ireland in their opening warm-up match on Monday, want to make the most of their outing against Pakistan on Friday in Trinidad to dress-up well for the group stage of the World Cup.
Ireland gave the top-ranked Proteas a scare at the Sir Frank Worrell ground on Monday, with South Africa being at 91-8 at one stage before they wriggled out of trouble to clinch a 36-run win. Coach Mickey Arthur said:"It was the best wake-up call we've had. Our batters thought they could just walk out there and take the game on against Ireland and it just didn't happen that way.
South Africa, will be injury-free against Pakistan tomorrow as Justin Kemp trained on Wednesday after hurting his toe during an earlier practice. Pakistan on the other hand have been boosted by the arrival of fast bowler Mohammad Sami who along with Yasir Arafat have been allowed as replacements by the ICC for the injured duo of Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif.

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Pakistan vs South Africa, Warm UP Match, Scorecard

Pakistan won the toss and decided to field
199 all out (48.3 overs)
200 for 3 (44.3 overs)

South Africa Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
G C Smith
 
b Umar Gul
1
8 0 0
A B de Villiers lbw b Mohammad Sami
3
4 0 0
J H Kallis lbw b Danish Kaneria
29
74 0 0
H H Gibbs c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Sami
11
21 0 0
A G Prince lbw b Mohammad Hafeez
35
55 0 0
L L Bosman c Inzamam-ul-Haq b Shoaib Malik
53
57 0 0
M V Boucher
 
b Mohammad Hafeez
22
40 0 0
S M Pollock c Yasir Arafat b Shoaib Malik
9
14 0 0
A J Hall run out
 
5
14 0 0
R J Peterson
 
b Umar Gul
4
9 0 0
R Telemachus not out
 
1
2 0 0
Extras
 
7nb 6w 12b 1lb 26
 
Total
 
all out 199 (48.3 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Umar Gul 6.3 2 20 2
Mohammad Sami 5.0 0 13 2
Yasir Arafat 7.0 0 27 0
Azhar Mahmood 4.0 0 18 0
Danish Kaneria 10.0 0 35 1
Mohammad Hafeez 7.0 0 23 2
Shoaib Malik 5.0 0 35 2
Shahid Afridi 4.0 0 15 0
Fall of wicket
 
5 A B de Villiers
5 G C Smith
27 H H Gibbs
93 A G Prince
93 J H Kallis
136 M V Boucher
173 S M Pollock
183 L L Bosman
194 A J Hall
199 R J Peterson

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Pakistan Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Imran Nazir c L L Bosman b A Nel
0
0 0 0
Mohammad Hafeez c M V Boucher b C K Langeveldt
49
0 0 0
Younis Khan lbw b G C Smith
79
0 0 0
Mohammad Yousuf not out
 
48
0 0 0
Shoaib Malik not out
 
16
0 0 0
Extras
 
5w 3lb 8
 
Total
 
for 3 200 (44.3 ovs)

Bowler
O
M
R
W
S M Pollock 7.0 2 19 0
A Nel 7.0 2 21 1
A J Hall 5.0 0 23 0
C K Langeveldt 6.0 1 21 1
R Telemachus 5.0 0 21 0
J H Kallis 2.0 0 15 0
R J Peterson 6.0 0 40 0
G C Smith 5.3 0 34 1
A G Prince 1.0 0 3 0
Fall of wicket
 
7 Imran Nazir
75 Mohammad Hafeez
157 Younis Khan

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Umpires: P D Parker, I J Gould
Pakistan: Inzamam-ul-Haq, Imran Nazir, Younis Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Yousuf, Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal, Shahid Afridi, Mohammad Sami, Yasir Arafat, Umar Gul, Danish Kaneria (sub), Azhar Mahmood, Naved-ul-Hasan
South Africa: G C Smith, A B de Villiers, J H Kallis, H H Gibbs, A G Prince, M V Boucher, S M Pollock, C K Langeveldt, R J Peterson, R Telemachus, A J Hall, A Nel (sub), L L Bosman







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The ten Test Match-playing countries qualified for the World Cup automatically, along with Kenya, which had ODI status and five further teams qualified via the 2005 ICC Trophy. The field of sixteen teams was the largest ever for the Cricket World Cup.

The teams were divided into 4 groups, with each group playing its matches at one ground. The top two teams from each group competed in a Super 8 format, similar to the previous "Super 6" format, from which the semi-finalists were decided. Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and South Africa won through to the semi-finals, with Australia defeating Sri Lanka in the final to win their third consecutive World Cup.
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Bangladesh Cricket team Bangladesh 7 1 6 0 2 -1.51
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I fully expect us to win every game we play, it doesn't matter what the make-up of the team is.
Ricky Ponting, Australian skipper.

Is this a resignation issue? I'll have to talk with my superiors on that.
former New Zealand captain and Match referee Jeff Crowe on the blunder by him and the umpires which caused the farcical scenes at the end of the World Cup final.

I guess it was nice to finish off with a catch behind with Gilly.
McGrath on Gilchrist catching Arnold to give him his last ODI wicket. He is the tournament's leading wicket-taker with a record haul of 25 wickets and the most successful World Cup bowler of all-time.

It was really pleasing to do it on an important day. I've been getting a lot of starts but hadn't converted.
Adam Gilchrist who smashed a final record 149 off 104 balls to set up the victory.

It was simply a brilliant innings from Gilchrist, unfortunately I was the opposition captain watching it.
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene about Adam Gilchrist's 149 off just 104 balls.

My learned commentary is, my commentary is congratulations to Ricky and the boys, but to Glenn McGrath, that lanky bloke from Narromine, thanks for a wonderful contribution to Australian cricket.
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