15/10Result
1st ODI (D/N), Zimbabwe tour of South Africa at Bloemfontein, Oct 15 2010
South Africa won by 64 runs
Player of the Match
Colin Ingram
Colin IngramSouth Africa
15/10Result
1st ODI (D/N), Zimbabwe tour of South Africa at Bloemfontein, Oct 15 2010
South Africa won by 64 runs
Player of the Match
Colin Ingram
Colin IngramSouth Africa

END OF OVER:
50 | 4 Runs | ZIM: 287/6 (65 runs required, RR: 5.74)

  • Brendan Taylor145 (136b)
  • Prosper Utseya22 (20b)
  • Charl Langeveldt10-0-63-0
  • Albie Morkel10-1-47-0

South Africa win by 64 runs Zimbabwe once again showed they have the batting talent to spring a surprise but their weak bowling was punished savagely first by Hashim Amla, then Colin Ingram who made a century on debut and a brisk fifty from David Miller.

South Africa's batsmen were too powerful today and Liam Brickhill's match bulletin, which will be ready shortly, will tell you all about it. Colin Ingram is named man of the match and for all of you requesting, here is the list of players that have carried their bat through a completed ODI innings.

Thanks for all the emails, that's all from me today.

49.6
1
Langeveldt to Taylor, 1 run, that's it! South Africa win by 64 runs but Brendan Taylor, take a bow! He's become only the 9th person to ever bat through an innings, brave lone effort to end 145 not out off 136 balls
49.5
0
Langeveldt to Taylor, no run, steered very comfortably to point. One more!
49.4
1
Langeveldt to Utseya, 1 run, Utseya this time bunts the yorker to long-on for a single
49.3
1
Langeveldt to Taylor, 1 run, good work from Taylor, punching a single down the ground, what an effort this has been!
49.2
1
Langeveldt to Utseya, 1 run, squeezed out point for a single to bring Taylor on strike
49.1
0
Langeveldt to Utseya, no run, widish outside off, Utseya once again almost swings himself off his feet but misses

So, one more over. Can Taylor do it!?

Zimbabwe tour of South Africa 2010-11 News

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  • Smith lauds newcomers after series victory

    It was always likely that South Africa would dominate this series, but Zimbabwe's plucky performances with the bat in the Twenty20s and first two ODIs meant the scale of their crushing defeat in Benoni was unexpected

  • Duminy, de Villiers set up huge SA victory

    South Africa stamped their authority firmly on their northern neighbours in the final ODI of Zimbabwe's tour in Benoni, sealing a massive 272-run win - a record margin of victory for them

  • Chigumbura upbeat despite Benoni thrashing

    Despite a winless tour, Zimbabwe have generally committed themselves admirably in South Africa - the Benoni debacle aside - and team captain Elton Chigumbura insisted that the experience of playing top-level opponents would be helpful as Zimbabwe seek to

Zimbabwe 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st70H MasakadzaBRM Taylor
2nd20BRM TaylorCJ Chibhabha
3rd32BRM TaylorSC Williams
4th36GW FlowerBRM Taylor
5th21T TaibuBRM Taylor
6th67E ChigumburaBRM Taylor
7th41BRM TaylorP Utseya