25/02Result
1st ODI (D/N), Zimbabwe tour of South Africa at Johannesburg, Feb 25 2005
South Africa won by 165 runs
Player of the Match
Mark BoucherSouth Africa
25/02Result
1st ODI (D/N), Zimbabwe tour of South Africa at Johannesburg, Feb 25 2005
South Africa won by 165 runs
Player of the Match
Mark BoucherSouth Africa
37.2
W
Hall to Utseya, OUT,

P Utseya b Hall 11 (31m 24b 1x4 0x6) SR: 45.83

37.1
0
Hall to Utseya, no run,

END OF OVER:
37 | 5 Runs | ZIM: 136/9 (166 runs required from 13 overs, RR: 3.67, RRR: 12.76)

  • Chris Mpofu1 (14b)
  • Prosper Utseya11 (22b)
  • Justin Kemp3-0-5-0
  • Makhaya Ntini10-0-42-3
36.6
0
Kemp to Mpofu, no run,
36.5
0
Kemp to Mpofu, no run,
36.4
0
Kemp to Mpofu, no run,
36.3
4lb
Kemp to Mpofu, 4 leg byes,
36.2
1
Kemp to Utseya, 1 run,
36.1
0
Kemp to Utseya, no run,

END OF OVER:
36 | 5 Runs | ZIM: 131/9 (171 runs required from 14 overs, RR: 3.63, RRR: 12.21)

  • Chris Mpofu1 (10b)
  • Prosper Utseya10 (20b)
  • Makhaya Ntini10-0-42-3
  • Justin Kemp2-0-4-0
35.6
0
Ntini to Mpofu, no run,

Zimbabwe tour of South Africa 2004-05 News

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  • Prince century checks Zimbabwe's progress

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  • Putting them out of their misery

    After the brutality with which South Africa routed Zimbabwe in last week's first Test, Graeme Smith admitted in the build-up to this match that it might be hard to recreate the same sort of intensity that was generated at Cape Town