Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
INDIA 251/6 (50 OVERS)
- Mohammad Azharuddin30 (43)
- Ajay Jadeja76 (103)
- Geoff Allott1/33 (10)
- Chris Cairns2/44 (10)
NEW ZEALAND 253/5 (48.2 OVERS)
- Matt Horne74 (116)
- Roger Twose*60 (77)
- Debasis Mohanty2/41 (10)
- Robin Singh1/27 (4)
all but the long leg were in the circle, one of the easier boundaries you'll find, The two batsmen embrace, Parore in particular looks chipper and so we have a livewire match tomorrow, Australia will need to win to qualify, and if they do the semis will probably be Aus-SA and Pak-NZ, if SAf win tomorrow the semis will be SA-Zim and Pak-NZ. So one could say that SA have plenty to play for. presentations: Azhar with his usual. I managed to pick the words "good job" out of it. And he doesn't think 251 was enough. Ravi Shastri asks all the deep questions. Fleming: "[Twose] has played very well. Our strength has been thru Roger and the later order" (he says giving the backhander to the top order, which includes himself) Man of the Match is Twose: "Great feeling to get thru to the semi final.... Parore played a blinding innings.. we thought it was a good wicket... wasn't difficult [to get back concentration after the break]... I'm sure we can go the whole way" so tomorrow it all begins at the standard time of 0945 GMT. Until then. so tomorrow it all begins at the standard time of 0945 GMT. Until then.
END OF OVER:48 | 15 Runs | NZ: 247/5 (5 runs required from 12 balls, RR: 5.14, RRR: 2.50)
- Adam Parore26 (14b)
- Roger Twose54 (75b)
- Javagal Srinath10-1-49-1
- Anil Kumble9-0-42-0
Srinath single handedly ruins an exciting match with a showcase display of terrible bowling, short or wide or overpitched, everything
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