28/06Result
2nd Match, NatWest Series at London, Jun 28 2003
England won by 6 wkts (25b rem)
Player of the Match
Vikram SolankiEngland
28/06Result
2nd Match, NatWest Series at London, Jun 28 2003
England won by 6 wkts (25b rem)
Player of the Match
Vikram SolankiEngland

Best performances - Batsmen

ME Trescothick
114(125) 13x4 - 0x6
Control %84%
  • Productive Shot
  • off side drive on front foot
  • 34 runs
  • 3x4 - 0x6
7 20 34 17 6 8 11 11
JH Kallis
107(133) 12x4 - 0x6
Control %80%
  • Productive Shot
  • off side drive on front foot
  • 38 runs
  • 5x4 - 0x6
27 17 21 12 13 3 2 11

Best performances - Bowlers

A Flintoff
O10
M1
R46
W3
Eco4.6
RHB
OFFLEG
  • FTFULL TOSS
  • YYORKER
  • FFULL LENGTH
  • GGOOD LENGTH
  • SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
  • SSHORT LENGTH
LHB
LEGOFF
JM Anderson
JM Anderson
O10
M1
R54
W2
Eco5.4
RHB
OFFLEG
  • FTFULL TOSS
  • YYORKER
  • FFULL LENGTH
  • GGOOD LENGTH
  • SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
  • SSHORT LENGTH
LHB
LEGOFF

Partnerships

South Africa - Innings

5
HH Gibbs5 (5)
GC Smith0 (5)
28
JH Kallis10 (23)
GC Smith15 (14)
39
JH Kallis12 (23)
JA Rudolph20 (35)
111
JH Kallis52 (63)
MV Boucher55 (64)
38
JH Kallis25 (15)
M van Jaarsveld13 (23)
19
SM Pollock11 (5)
JH Kallis8 (6)
24*
SM Pollock1 (2)
AJ Hall23 (8)

England - Innings

200
ME Trescothick88 (82)
VS Solanki106 (108)
2
ME Trescothick2 (7)
RWT Key0 (1)
1
ME Trescothick1 (1)
A McGrath0 (7)
44
ME Trescothick10 (19)
A Flintoff32 (21)
18*
ME Trescothick13 (13)
JO Troughton5 (14)

Manhattan

Run rate graph

Worm

South Africa tour of England and Ireland 2003 News

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    For one Test in the summer of 2003 against South Africa, he was golden. Then everything went pear-shaped

  • Ntini takes 10 at Lord's

    At the home of cricket, a young South African makes a statement

  • Trescothick leapfrogs to ninth spot

    Marcus Trescothick's double-century against South Africa at The Oval has propelled him nine places into ninth spot in the PwC ratings for batsmen

  • As the dust settles ...

    Batting performance of the series It's hard to ignore those two double-hundreds by Graeme Smith, but they came in more innocent times

  • From dunces to diamond geezers

    After writing England's, and Michael Vaughan's, summer obituaries at the end of the first day at The Oval, the English newspapers were forced to change their tune after England's historic win against South Africa yesterday