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Scorecard Summary
SOUTH AFRICAN BOARD PRESIDENT'S XI 403/7d (93.3 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Imraan Khan100 (111)
- Heino Kuhn99 (148)
- Ben Hilfenhaus2/64 (21)
- Bryce McGain2/126 (19)
AUSTRALIANS 360/5d (86 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Simon Katich124 (182)
- Ricky Ponting93 (102)
- Imran Tahir2/92 (18)
- Craig Alexander1/48 (15)
SOUTH AFRICAN BOARD PRESIDENT'S XI 182 (41.1 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Heino Kuhn47 (57)
- Alviro Petersen36 (49)
- Doug Bollinger3/29 (8.1)
- Marcus North6/69 (11)
AUSTRALIANS 171/4 (40.4 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Marcus North50 (83)
- Phillip Hughes53 (79)
- Imran Tahir2/25 (7.4)
- Craig Alexander0/24 (7)
MG Johnson c Petersen b Imran Tahir 21 (25m 24b 2x4 1x6) SR: 87.50
END OF OVER:40 | 8 Runs | AUS: 171/1
- Mitchell Johnson21 (20b)
- Andrew McDonald29 (45b)
- Gulam Bodi3-0-15-0
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