Player of the Match
Player of the Match

South African team members line up on the stairs for the customary hand shake. Not many people around celebrating. One of those quiet Test wins.

The day started off with South Africa needing 130 runs with 7 wickets in hand. At that point of time it was just advantage South Africa. Amla and Kallis looked very solid out there, they played the waiting game to precision and cashed in on the lack of intensity and lack of discipline from Pakistan. In the end it was a comprehensive victory. South Africa now lead the three match series 1-0 as we move to Port Elizabeth for the second match of the series. Man of the match : Hashim Amla. Hope you have enjoyed the coverage, Until next time this is Sajan Nair along with Sriram Veera signing off. Cheers.

60.5
1
Danish Kaneria to Kallis, 1 run, That's it, see you in Port Elizabeth! fuller length delivery and Kallis drives it away towards cover point. Kallis runs across and punches the air, hands shakes all around and the players head back to the pavilion.
60.4
0
Danish Kaneria to Kallis, no run, and one grips the surface and turns, Kallis plays at it awkwardly
60.3
2
Danish Kaneria to Kallis, 2 runs, bit of width offered outside the off stump, Kallis stands tall on the back-foot and square drives it for a brace. Scores are level.

Pakistan tour of South Africa 2006-07 News

  • Woolmer denies making racist remarks against Shoaib

    Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, has angrily denied reports that he racially insulted Shoaib Akhtar during the infamous heated altercation that took place between the two

  • Airport official claims equipment was left behind in hotel

    There's a new twist to the saga of the Pakistan team's missing equipment, with South African website News24.com quoting an official of the Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) as saying that it had not been checked in but left behind in the team hotel

  • Pollock sets up crushing win

    Shaun Pollock sashayed a path through Pakistan's top order with a fifth five-wicket haul, as the tourists limped to a painfully inadequate 153 all out in the final ODI at the Wanderers

  • Pakistan cool their heels as equipment goes missing

    Pakistan's preparations for the final ODI against South Africa at Johannesburg have been hampered by the disappearance of key analytical equipment en route from Cape Town.

  • Rao Iftikhar likely to play final ODI

    Rao Iftikhar Anjum, one of several back-up seamers called to South Africa during Pakistan's troubled tour, looks set to get the call-up into the starting XI for the final one-day international at the Wanderers on Wednesday

South Africa 4th innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st20GC SmithAB de Villiers
2nd47HM AmlaGC Smith
3rd13HM AmlaPL Harris
4th119JH KallisHM Amla