World T20, 2nd Semi-Final

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Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park : Day 1

PAK vs SA, 1st Test : South Africa fight back against Pakistan

South Africa fought back after half-centuries by Yasir Hameed and Younis Khan had put Pakistan on top on the first day of the first Test in Centurion overnight.
Pakistan, who won the toss and chose to bat, were 5 for 242 when bad light ended play six overs early. Captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was 35 not out with Kamran Akmal on 18. Hameed scored 65 while Younis scored 68. They shared a partnership of 133 for the third wicket after Pakistan had slipped to 2 for 50 in the second hour of play. They were dismissed three overs apart after tea. Younis top-edged a pull off medium-pacer Shaun Pollock and was caught by Andre Nel at fine leg then Hameed's pull shot off fast bowler Nel was caught by Makhaya Ntini at deep square-leg.
Seven overs later fast bowler Jacques Kallis had Faisal Iqbal caught behind by wicket-keeper Mark Boucher for 1. The catch was Boucher's 367th in Test matches, which put him ahead of Australian Ian Healy for the most catches in Test cricket. Healy still holds the record for the most dismissals with 395, 13 more than Boucher.

First Test, Centurion, day one (stumps): Pakistan 242-5 v South Africa

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park : Day 2

PAK vs SA, 1st Test : South Africa 254-4 on day two

Pakistan quick Mohammad Asif, who had a one-year doping ban overturned last month, took all four wickets as South Africa reached 254-4 at stumps Friday on day two of the first Test.
Ashwell Prince (77 not out) put on a 90-run partnership with Hashim Amla (71) and an unbeaten stand of 111 with Herschelle Gibbs (58 not out) to steer the Proteas to 59 runs shy of Pakistan's 313. Prince hit 10 fours in 144 balls, Gibbs and Amla each hit 11 boundaries at Centurion Park. Asif had 4-58 off 16 overs.

First Test, Centurion, day two (stumps): Pakistan 313 v South Africa 254-4

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park : Day 3

PAK vs SA, 1st Test : Pakistan fight back against South Africa

Pakistan trailed South Africa by one run after reaching 103 for two wickets at stumps on Saturday in its second innings on the third day of the first Test.
Opener Imran Farhat hit an undefeated 41 and Younis Khan was not out 32. South Africa was dismissed for 417 before tea to take a 104-run first-innings lead after the visitors were dismissed for 313 in their first innings at Centurion Park.
Jacques Kallis struck in his first over for South Africa, drawing Mohammad Hafeez (15) into a drive who ended up edging a simple catch to Graeme Smith at first slip. Thereafter, Kallis also got Yasir Hameed (9) to give a faint edge to wicketkeeper Mark Boucher. Kallis ended the day with 2-18 off six overs. Younis and Farhat batted slowly at first but began to play aggressive strokes, frustrating the South African bowlers in their unbroken third-wicket partnership of 45.

First Test, Centurion, day three (stumps): Pakistan 313 & 103-2 v South Africa 417

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park : Day 4

PAK vs SA, 1st Test : South Africa needs 130 to win

South Africa reached 69 for two wickets to move within 130 runs of victory over Pakistan at stumps Sunday on the fourth day of the first of three Tests.
South Africa lost both openers after Pakistan was dismissed for 303 to set the Proteas a target of 199. A.B de Villiers was caught at second slip by Younis Khan off Mohammad Asif for 12, and captain Graeme Smith was leg-before-wicket to Mohammad Hafeez for 32 at Centurion Park. The Proteas were dismissed for 417 in reply to Pakistan's 313 for a first-innings lead of 104.

First Test, Centurion, day four (stumps): Pakistan 313 & 303 v South Africa 417 & 69-2

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park : Day 5

PAK vs SA, 1st Test : South Africa cruise to victory against Pakistan

Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis steered South Africa to a comfortable win in the first cricket Test against Pakistan.
Chasing 199 to win, South Africa reached 3-199 with 40 minutes to go before the scheduled tea interval on the fifth day. Pakistan were dismissed for 313 in their first innings, to which South Africa replied with 417. The tourists were then bowled out for 302 in their second innings. Amla was 64 not out with Kallis on 60 in a stand of 119 for the unbroken fourth wicket The second Test starts in Port Elizabeth on Friday.

First Test, Centurion, day five : South Africa 417 & 199-3 beat Pakistan 313 & 303 by 7 wickets

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park

Scores

Pakistan 1st Innings 313 all out (96.5 overs)	Pakistan 2nd Innings 302 all out (96.2 overs)
South Africa 1st Innings 417 all out (117.5 overs)	South Africa 2nd Innings 199 for 3 (60.5 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Mohammad Hafeez	c M V Boucher	b M Ntini	19	80	3	0
Imran Farhat	c H M Amla	b M Ntini	26	58	4	0
Yasir Hameed	c M Ntini	b A Nel	65	135	8	1
Younis Khan	c A Nel	b S M Pollock	68	110	10	0
Inzamam-ul-Haq	c H M Amla	b M Ntini	42	71	6	0
Faisal Iqbal	c M V Boucher	b J H Kallis	1	26	0	0
Kamran Akmal	c S M Pollock	b A Nel	29	55	4	0
Naved-ul-Hasan	c and b	A Nel	30	29	4	1
Shahid Nazir	c H H Gibbs	b M Ntini	15	17	2	0
Danish Kaneria	c J H Kallis	b M Ntini	0	2	0	0
Mohammad Asif	not out		1	1	0	0
Extras		3nb 2w 6b 6lb	17
Total		all out	313	(96.5 ovs)

Bowler O M R W M Ntini 24.0 3 83 5 A Nel 26.5 3 100 3 S M Pollock 18.0 5 38 1 J H Kallis 15.0 3 55 1 P L Harris 13.0 2 25 0

Fall of wicket   48 Imran Farhat 50 Mohammad Hafeez 183 Younis Khan 193 Yasir Hameed 204 Faisal Iqbal 256 Inzamam-ul-Haq 276 Kamran Akmal 300 Shahid Nazir 311 Danish Kaneria 313 Naved-ul-Hasan

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
A B de Villiers	c Younis Khan	b Mohammad Asif	4	15	0	0
G C Smith	c Kamran Akmal	b Mohammad Asif	0	5	0	0
H M Amla	c Kamran Akmal	b Mohammad Asif	71	152	11	0
J H Kallis	c Younis Khan	b Mohammad Asif	18	44	4	0
A G Prince	st Kamran Akmal	b Danish Kaneria	138	214	19	0
H H Gibbs	lbw	b Naved-ul-Hasan	94	205	15	0
M V Boucher	c and b	Danish Kaneria	2	7	0	0
S M Pollock	not out		39	58	5	1
P L Harris		b Danish Kaneria	3	4	0	0
A Nel		b Naved-ul-Hasan	5	5	0	0
M Ntini	c Younis Khan	b Mohammad Asif	5	23	1	0
Extras		25nb 13lb	38
Total		all out	417	(117.5 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Mohammad Asif 27.5 4 89 5 Naved-ul-Hasan 17.0 2 92 2 Shahid Nazir 20.0 1 96 0 Danish Kaneria 41.0 8 97 3 Mohammad Hafeez 11.0 1 24 0 Imran Farhat 1.0 0 6 0

Fall of wicket   3 G C Smith 8 A B de Villiers 53 J H Kallis 143 H M Amla 356 A G Prince 358 M V Boucher 383 H H Gibbs 386 P L Harris 391 A Nel 417 M Ntini

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Mohammad Hafeez	c G C Smith	b J H Kallis	15	48	2	0
Imran Farhat	c A B de Villiers	b P L Harris	68	168	10	0
Yasir Hameed	c M V Boucher	b J H Kallis	9	26	2	0
Younis Khan	lbw	b S M Pollock	38	64	5	0
Inzamam-ul-Haq	c A B de Villiers	b S M Pollock	35	90	3	0
Faisal Iqbal	c H H Gibbs	b P L Harris	9	30	1	0
Kamran Akmal	c H H Gibbs	b P L Harris	15	42	2	0
Naved-ul-Hasan	c A G Prince	b S M Pollock	33	41	4	1
Shahid Nazir		b M Ntini	40	35	4	1
Danish Kaneria	c H H Gibbs	b P L Harris	23	23	3	1
Mohammad Asif	not out		8	15	1	0
Extras		4nb 5lb	9
Total		all out	302	(96.2 ovs)

Bowler O M R W A Nel 22.0 6 69 0 M Ntini 16.0 2 78 1 S M Pollock 22.0 7 60 3 J H Kallis 16.0 0 44 2 P L Harris 20.2 6 46 4

Fall of wicket   41 Mohammad Hafeez 58 Yasir Hameed 115 Younis Khan 154 Imran Farhat 175 Faisal Iqbal 187 Inzamam-ul-Haq 199 Kamran Akmal 255 Shahid Nazir 283 Naved-ul-Hasan 302 Danish Kaneria

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
G C Smith	lbw	b Mohammad Hafeez	32	48	5	0
A B de Villiers	c Younis Khan	b Mohammad Asif	12	15	2	0
H M Amla	not out		64	166	9	0
P L Harris	c Faisal Iqbal	b Mohammad Asif	7	25	0	0
J H Kallis	not out		60	123	6	0
Extras		12nb 8b 4lb	24
Total		for 3	199	(60.5 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Mohammad Asif 14.0 2 56 2 Naved-ul-Hasan 7.0 3 21 0 Shahid Nazir 3.0 1 13 0 Danish Kaneria 24.5 5 61 0 Mohammad Hafeez 12.0 2 36 1

Fall of wicket   20 A B de Villiers 67 G C Smith 80 P L Harris

Umpires: S A Bucknor, B R Doctrove
South Africa: G C Smith, A B de Villiers, H M Amla, J H Kallis, H H Gibbs, A G Prince, M V Boucher, S M Pollock, A Nel, P L Harris, M Ntini
Pakistan: Mohammad Hafeez, Imran Farhat, Yasir Hameed, Younis Khan, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Faisal Iqbal, Kamran Akmal, Shahid Nazir, Naved-ul-Hasan, Danish Kaneria, Mohammad Asif

Pakistan vs South Africa First Test at Centurian Park

Venue : Centurian Park

Centurion Park, is a cricket ground in Centurion, Gauteng Province, South Africa.It was renamed to SuperSport Park after the television company bought shares in the stadium. The Titans cricket team, formerly known as Northern Transvaal, play their home games here.

Pakistan in South Africa Cricket Series 2007

Series Schedule