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SOUTH AFRICA 136/7 (20 OVERS)
- Jacques Kallis53 (45)
- Graeme Smith37 (31)
- Kemar Roach2/25 (4)
- Kieron Pollard2/22 (4)
WEST INDIES 123 (19.5 OVERS)
- Dwayne Bravo20 (22)
- Kieron Pollard27 (17)
- Johan Botha2/19 (4)
- Ryan McLaren5/19 (3.5)
Well, we've seen a lot of good Twenty20 cricket of late, but this was not up to scratch. South Africa were scrappy gifting 11 wides and a no-ball, but West Indies never really got going. Still, a much needed win for South Africa after their troubles in the World Twenty20.
McLaren is only the fourth man to take a five-for in T20 Internationals, and it's enough to earn him the man of the match award, so well done him.
Liam Brickhill will have a bulletin to tell you all about how the match unravelled and we have a gallery for the visually minded.
That's all from us, we'll back back same time tomorrow for the second game, which should hopefully prove a touch closer.
SJ Benn c sub (HM Amla) b McLaren 4 (3m 4b 1x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
DJG Sammy st †de Villiers b McLaren 17 (38m 28b 1x4 0x6) SR: 60.71
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