13/09Result
Twenty20 Tour Match (N), Zimbabwe tour of South Africa at Kimberley, Sep 13 2006
Eagles won by 9 wkts (50b rem)
13/09Result
Twenty20 Tour Match (N), Zimbabwe tour of South Africa at Kimberley, Sep 13 2006
Eagles won by 9 wkts (50b rem)

Match Centre

Match Details

Diamond Oval, Kimberley

Series

Zimbabwe tour of South Africa

Toss

Zimbabweans , elected to bat first

Season

2006/07

Hours of play (local time)

18.00 start, First Session 18.00-19.20 Interval 19.20-19.40, Second Session 19.40-21.00

Match days

13 September 2006 - night match (20-over match)

Twenty20 debut

undefinedTerry DuffinundefinedVusi SibandaundefinedBrendan TaylorundefinedChamu ChibhabhaundefinedStuart MatsikenyeriundefinedHamilton MasakadzaundefinedElton ChigumburaundefinedTimycen MarumaundefinedAnthony IrelandundefinedEd RainsfordundefinedTafadzwa Kamungozi

Umpires

South AfricaIan HowellSouth AfricaBrian Jerling

TV Umpires

South AfricaMuhammed Nanabhay

Match Referee

South AfricaTiffie Barnes
11.4
1
Matsikenyeri to Jacobs, 1 run,
11.3
6
Matsikenyeri to Jacobs, SIX,
11.2
2
Matsikenyeri to Jacobs, 2 runs,
11.1
6
Matsikenyeri to Jacobs, SIX,

END OF OVER:
11 | 11 Runs | KNGHT: 89/1 (15 runs required from 54 balls, RR: 8.09, RRR: 1.66)

  • Jacques Rudolph22 (18b)
  • Davy Jacobs38 (34b)
  • Tafadzwa Kamungozi4-0-27-0
10.6
0
Kamungozi to Rudolph, no run,
10.5
1
Kamungozi to Jacobs, 1 run,

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