Statistics
Best performances - Batsmen
114(125) 13x4 - 0x6
Control %84%
- Productive Shot
- off side drive on front foot
- 34 runs
- 3x4 - 0x6
28/06Result
2nd Match, NatWest Series at London, Jun 28 2003
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![South Africa]( "South Africa")
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![England]( "England")
265/4 (45.5/50 ov)
Player of the Match
28/06Result
2nd Match, NatWest Series at London, Jun 28 2003
-
![South Africa]( "South Africa")
-
![England]( "England")
265/4 (45.5/50 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Match Details
Series
Toss
South Africa , elected to bat first
Player Of The Match
Match number
Season
Match days
28 June 2003 (50-over match)
Umpires
TV Umpires
Match Referee
Points
England 5, South Africa 1
Scorecard Summary
SOUTH AFRICA 264/6 (50 OVERS)
- Mark Boucher55 (64)
- Jacques Kallis107 (133)
- James Anderson2/54 (10)
- Andrew Flintoff3/46 (10)
ENGLAND 265/4 (45.5 OVERS)
- Vikram Solanki106 (108)
- Marcus Trescothick*114 (125)
- Andrew Hall1/49 (8.5)
- Makhaya Ntini2/56 (10)
45.5
1
Hall to Trescothick, 1 run,
45.4
4
Hall to Trescothick, FOUR,
45.3
0
Hall to Trescothick, no run,
45.2
2
Hall to Trescothick, 2 runs,
45.1
0
Hall to Trescothick, no run,
END OF OVER:45 | 1 Run | ENG: 258/4 (7 runs required from 30 balls, RR: 5.73, RRR: 1.40)
- Jim Troughton5 (14b)
- Marcus Trescothick107 (120b)
- Alan Dawson5-0-31-0
- Andrew Hall8-0-42-1
44.6
0
Dawson to Troughton, no run,
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