Match Details
Toss
Rest of South Africa , elected to bat first
Season
Match days
7,8,9,10 April 2006 (4-day match)
07/04Result
Tour match, New Zealand tour of South Africa at Benoni, Apr 7-10 2006
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![Rest of South Africa]( "Rest of South Africa")
395 & 270/8 (86.2 ov) -
![New Zealanders]( "New Zealanders")
07/04Result
Tour match, New Zealand tour of South Africa at Benoni, Apr 7-10 2006
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![Rest of South Africa]( "Rest of South Africa")
395 & 270/8 (86.2 ov) -
![New Zealanders]( "New Zealanders")
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Scorecard Summary
REST OF SOUTH AFRICA 395 (117 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Jean-Paul Duminy127 (203)
- Neil McKenzie141 (278)
- James Franklin4/80 (24)
- Chris Martin2/74 (20)
NEW ZEALANDERS 372 (80.1 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Stephen Fleming118 (132)
- Brendon McCullum101 (98)
- Rory Kleinveldt2/96 (23.1)
- Monde Zondeki4/107 (23)
REST OF SOUTH AFRICA 270/8 (86.2 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Stephen Cook38 (89)
- Justin Ontong*144 (239)
- James Franklin2/58 (16)
- Daniel Vettori3/77 (29)
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