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Live Cricket Score, 1st Test: New Zealand v South Africa at Dunedin, Mar 7-11, 2012

Posted on March 6, 2012 by Cricket Scorer in New Zealand, South Africa

South Africa 238 (Amla 62, Smith 53, Martin 4-56) and 435 for 5 dec (Smith 115, Kallis 113, Rudolph 105*) drew with New Zealand 273 (McCullum 48, Philander 4-72) and 137 for 2 (McCullum 58*, Taylor 48*)

Heavy overnight rain and persistent showers throughout Sunday washed out the final day’s play of the first test between South Africa and New Zealand at University Oval in Dunedin.

The match was officially declared a draw and ended South Africa’s hopes of taking the top test ranking from England. The Proteas had to sweep the series 3-0 to give them any chance of taking over the number one spot.

No play was possible in the morning session, which had been scheduled to start at 1000 local (2100 GMT), and umpires Aleem Dar and Billy Doctrove decided there was no chance of any play after the scheduled lunch break had been taken.

Ground staff had said that it would take about two hours to get the ground ready for play once it had stopped raining.

The match had been slightly tipped in South Africa’s favour as New Zealand were looking for a record 401 runs to win.

Captain Ross Taylor and Brendon McCullum had kept New Zealand’s slim hopes of securing an unlikely victory alive as they had reached 137 for two at the close of play on Saturday.

McCullum was 58 not out and Taylor on 48 not out and were the key wickets for the South Africans to capture if they wanted to push for victory.

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South Africa captain Graeme Smith had declared their second innings on 435 for five midway through the second session on Saturday leaving New Zealand a victory target of 401 runs.

Only four sides have scored more than 400 runs to win a test match when batting fourth.
South Africa 238 & 435/5d

New Zealand 273 & 137/2 (41.0 ov)

New Zealand require another 264 runs with 8 wickets remaining

Stumps – Day 4

South Africa in New Zealand Test Series – 1st Test
Test no. 2035 | 2011/12 season
Played at University Oval, Dunedin
7,8,9,10,11 March 2012 (5-day match)


South Africa 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
GC Smith*	c Nicol b Martin	53	118	74	6	0	71.62
AN Petersen	lbw b Boult	11	45	29	2	0	37.93
HM Amla	c Taylor b Vettori	62	149	102	8	1	60.78
JH Kallis	c Taylor b Martin	0	7	2	0	0	0.00
AB de Villiers	lbw b Martin	0	4	1	0	0	0.00
JA Rudolph	c Boult b Bracewell	52	162	99	5	0	52.52
MV Boucher†	run out (Bracewell/†van Wyk)	4	9	2	1	0	200.00
DW Steyn	c Taylor b Bracewell	9	22	20	0	0	45.00
VD Philander	c Williamson b Martin	22	61	58	2	0	37.93
M Morkel	not out	13	22	14	2	0	92.85
Imran Tahir	run out (Bracewell/Vettori)	10	16	10	1	0	100.00
Extras	(lb 1, nb 1)	2

Total	(all out; 68.2 overs; 307 mins)	238	(3.48 runs per over)

Fall of wickets 1-34 (Petersen, 9.2 ov), 2-86 (Smith, 26.5 ov), 3-90 (Kallis, 28.1 ov), 4-90 (de Villiers, 28.2 ov), 5-156 (Amla, 41.4 ov), 6-161 (Boucher, 43.1 ov), 7-179 (Steyn, 48.2 ov), 8-214 (Philander, 63.6 ov), 9-222 (Rudolph, 64.6 ov), 10-238 (Imran Tahir, 68.2 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
CS Martin	18	2	56	4	3.11
TG Southee	10	1	40	0	4.00
TA Boult	8	0	58	1	7.25
DAJ Bracewell	16.2	2	52	2	3.18	(1nb)
DL Vettori	15	4	31	1	2.06
RJ Nicol	1	1	0	0	0.00


New Zealand 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
RJ Nicol	c Smith b Philander	6	13	12	0	0	50.00
MJ Guptill	b Morkel	16	69	43	2	0	37.20
BB McCullum	c & b Imran Tahir	48	149	102	6	0	47.05
LRPL Taylor*	c †Boucher b Morkel	44	108	77	7	0	57.14
KS Williamson	c †Boucher b Philander	11	45	45	0	0	24.44
DL Vettori	c & b Kallis	46	107	78	8	0	58.97
CFK van Wyk†	c Smith b Philander	36	130	92	5	0	39.13
DAJ Bracewell	b Steyn	25	70	46	5	0	54.34
TG Southee	c Smith b Philander	0	2	2	0	0	0.00
TA Boult	not out	33	29	28	1	3	117.85
CS Martin	c Amla b Steyn	5	14	5	0	0	100.00
Extras	(lb 3)	3

Total	(all out; 88.2 overs; 370 mins)	273	(3.09 runs per over)

Fall of wickets 1-7 (Nicol, 3.2 ov), 2-41 (Guptill, 16.5 ov), 3-106 (McCullum, 38.1 ov), 4-116 (Taylor, 41.4 ov), 5-135 (Williamson, 49.6 ov), 6-188 (Vettori, 67.3 ov), 7-229 (van Wyk, 81.2 ov), 8-229 (Southee, 81.4 ov), 9-239 (Bracewell, 84.6 ov), 10-273 (Martin, 88.2 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
DW Steyn	20.2	4	79	2	3.88
VD Philander	18	1	72	4	4.00
M Morkel	18	5	52	2	2.88
Imran Tahir	24	6	55	1	2.29
JH Kallis	8	2	12	1	1.50


South Africa 2nd innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
AN Petersen	c Southee b Bracewell	25	56	35	4	0	71.42
GC Smith*	b Bracewell	115	363	234	13	0	49.14
HM Amla	c Guptill b Bracewell	2	3	4	0	0	50.00
JH Kallis	c Nicol b Boult	113	380	263	16	0	42.96
JA Rudolph	not out	105	250	182	15	1	57.69
AB de Villiers	c McCullum b Williamson	29	81	55	3	0	52.72
MV Boucher†	not out	34	88	70	4	0	48.57
Extras	(b 2, lb 6, w 1, nb 3)	12

Total	(5 wickets dec; 140 overs)	435	(3.10 runs per over)

Did not bat VD Philander, Imran Tahir, M Morkel, DW Steyn

Fall of wickets 1-45 (Petersen, 11.2 ov), 2-47 (Amla, 11.6 ov), 3-247 (Smith, 81.1 ov), 4-283 (Kallis, 97.3 ov), 5-353 (de Villiers, 117.2 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
CS Martin	23	4	74	0	3.21
TA Boult	26	4	93	1	3.57
DAJ Bracewell	25	3	70	3	2.80	(3nb)
TG Southee	26	4	100	0	3.84	(1w)
DL Vettori	32	5	65	0	2.03
RJ Nicol	1	0	9	0	9.00
KS Williamson	7	4	16	1	2.28


New Zealand 2nd innings (target: 401 runs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
RJ Nicol	c Smith b Imran Tahir	19	90	71	2	0	26.76
MJ Guptill	c de Villiers b Philander	6	33	18	1	0	33.33
BB McCullum	not out	58		91	5	1	63.73
LRPL Taylor*	not out	48		68	8	0	70.58
Extras	(lb 2, w 2, nb 2)	6

Total	(2 wickets; 41 overs)	137	(3.34 runs per over)

To bat KS Williamson, CFK van Wyk†, DL Vettori, TG Southee, TA Boult, DAJ Bracewell, CS Martin

Fall of wickets 1-16 (Guptill, 7.6 ov), 2-55 (Nicol, 20.1 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
DW Steyn	8	2	25	0	3.12	(1w)
VD Philander	12	2	29	1	2.41	(2nb)
M Morkel	9	2	33	0	3.66	(1w)
Imran Tahir	8	2	33	1	4.12
JH Kallis	4	1	15	0	3.75

Match details

Toss New Zealand, who chose to field

Test debuts RJ Nicol and CFK van Wyk (New Zealand)
Player of the match tba

Umpires Aleem Dar (Pakistan) and BR Doctrove (West Indies)
TV umpire RA Kettleborough (England)
Match referee RS Mahanama (Sri Lanka)
Reserve umpire GAV Baxter

Close of play
	- day 1 – South Africa 1st innings 191/7 (JA Rudolph 46, VD Philander 4, 59 ov)
	- day 2 – New Zealand 1st innings 243/9 (TA Boult 8, CS Martin 0, 86 ov)
	- day 3 – South Africa 2nd innings 268/3 (JH Kallis 107, JA Rudolph 13, 89 ov)
	- day 4 – New Zealand 2nd innings 137/2 (BB McCullum 58, LRPL Taylor 48, 41 ov)

Match notes

Day 1:
Wet Ground: South Africa – 0/0
Lunch: South Africa – 0/0
Over 9.2: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire – Aleem Dar, Batsman – AN Petersen (Upheld)
South Africa: 50 runs in 12.1 overs (73 balls), Extras 0
Drinks: South Africa – 51/1 in 13.0 overs (GC Smith 35, HM Amla 5)
GC Smith: 50 off 66 balls (6 x 4)
2nd Wicket: 50 runs in 94 balls (GC Smith 29, HM Amla 21, Ex 0)
Tea: South Africa – 86/1 in 26.0 overs (GC Smith 53, HM Amla 22)
Over 28.2: Review by South Africa (Batting), Umpire – BR Doctrove, Batsman – AB de Villiers (Struck down)
South Africa: 100 runs in 31.5 overs (191 balls), Extras 1
HM Amla: 50 off 90 balls (6 x 4, 1 x 6)
5th Wicket: 50 runs in 58 balls (HM Amla 28, JA Rudolph 23, Ex 1)
South Africa: 150 runs in 40.4 overs (244 balls), Extras 1
Drinks: South Africa – 155/4 in 41.0 overs (HM Amla 62, JA Rudolph 28)
Over 46.3: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire – BR Doctrove, Batsman – JA Rudolph (No ball- No loss of review)
End Of Day: South Africa – 191/7 in 59.0 overs (JA Rudolph 46, VD Philander 4)

Day 2:
Wet Ground: South Africa – 191/7 in 59.0 overs (JA Rudolph 46, VD Philander 4)
South Africa: 200 runs in 62.4 overs (377 balls), Extras 2
JA Rudolph: 50 off 96 balls (5 x 4)
Innings Break: South Africa – 238/10 in 68.2 overs (M Morkel 13)
Lunch: New Zealand – 40/1 in 16.0 overs (MJ Guptill 16, BB McCullum 18)
New Zealand: 50 runs in 20.5 overs (125 balls), Extras 0
3rd Wicket: 50 runs in 86 balls (BB McCullum 22, LRPL Taylor 31, Ex 0)
Drinks: New Zealand – 97/2 in 33.0 overs (BB McCullum 42, LRPL Taylor 33)
New Zealand: 100 runs in 36.3 overs (219 balls), Extras 0
Tea: New Zealand – 144/5 in 52.0 overs (DL Vettori 18, CFK van Wyk 1)
New Zealand: 150 runs in 53.3 overs (321 balls), Extras 0
Over 60.6: Review by South Africa (Bowling), Umpire – BR Doctrove, Batsman – DL Vettori (Struck down)
Drinks: New Zealand – 184/5 in 66.0 overs (DL Vettori 44, CFK van Wyk 13)
6th Wicket: 50 runs in 98 balls (DL Vettori 34, CFK van Wyk 14, Ex 2)
New Zealand: 200 runs in 72.5 overs (437 balls), Extras 2
Over 78.4: Review by South Africa (Bowling), Umpire – BR Doctrove, Batsman – CFK van Wyk (Struck down)
New Ball Taken: New Zealand 227/6 after 80.1 overs (CFK van Wyk 34, DAJ Bracewell 20)
End Of Day: New Zealand – 243/9 in 86.0 overs (TA Boult 8, CS Martin 0)

Day 3:
New Zealand: 250 runs in 86.3 overs (519 balls), Extras 3
Innings Break: New Zealand – 273/10 in 88.2 overs (TA Boult 33)
Over 3.6: Review by New Zealand (Bowling), Umpire – Aleem Dar, Batsman – AN Petersen (Struck down)
Drinks: South Africa – 49/2 in 14.0 overs (GC Smith 22, JH Kallis 0)
South Africa: 50 runs in 14.1 overs (85 balls), Extras 0
Lunch: South Africa – 88/2 in 29.0 overs (GC Smith 37, JH Kallis 24)
3rd Wicket: 50 runs in 125 balls (GC Smith 21, JH Kallis 28, Ex 1)
South Africa: 100 runs in 33.1 overs (200 balls), Extras 1
GC Smith: 50 off 107 balls (5 x 4)
Drinks: South Africa – 139/2 in 42.0 overs (GC Smith 63, JH Kallis 47)
JH Kallis: 50 off 106 balls (7 x 4)
3rd Wicket: 100 runs in 216 balls (GC Smith 44, JH Kallis 54, Ex 2)
South Africa: 150 runs in 48.3 overs (292 balls), Extras 2
Tea: South Africa – 175/2 in 56.0 overs (GC Smith 80, JH Kallis 66)
South Africa: 200 runs in 63.5 overs (385 balls), Extras 3
3rd Wicket: 150 runs in 313 balls (GC Smith 75, JH Kallis 75, Ex 3)
GC Smith: 100 off 201 balls (12 x 4)
Drinks: South Africa – 225/2 in 74.0 overs (GC Smith 103, JH Kallis 90)
New Ball Taken: South Africa 242/2 after 80.1 overs (GC Smith 114, JH Kallis 95)
3rd Wicket: 200 runs in 412 balls (GC Smith 95, JH Kallis 99, Ex 6)
South Africa: 250 runs in 81.3 overs (491 balls), Extras 6
JH Kallis: 100 off 219 balls (15 x 4)
Over 87.3: Review by South Africa (Batting), Umpire – Aleem Dar, Batsman – JA Rudolph (Upheld)
End Of Day: South Africa – 268/3 in 89.0 overs (JH Kallis 107, JA Rudolph 13)

Day 4:
South Africa: 300 runs in 103.3 overs (624 balls), Extras 7
Drinks: South Africa – 309/4 in 106.0 overs (JA Rudolph 28, AB de Villiers 15)
5th Wicket: 50 runs in 99 balls (JA Rudolph 24, AB de Villiers 25, Ex 4)
JA Rudolph: 50 off 106 balls (9 x 4)
South Africa: 350 runs in 115.6 overs (699 balls), Extras 11
Lunch: South Africa – 359/5 in 124.0 overs (JA Rudolph 59, MV Boucher 5)
South Africa: 400 runs in 132.4 overs (799 balls), Extras 11
6th Wicket: 50 runs in 101 balls (JA Rudolph 30, MV Boucher 23, Ex 0)
JA Rudolph: 100 off 177 balls (15 x 4, 1 x 6)
Innings Break: South Africa – 435/5 in 140.0 overs (JA Rudolph 105, MV Boucher 34)
Tea: New Zealand – 27/1 in 11.0 overs (RJ Nicol 10, BB McCullum 10)
Over 14.6: Review by South Africa (Bowling), Umpire – Aleem Dar, Batsman – BB McCullum (Struck down)
New Zealand: 50 runs in 17.5 overs (107 balls), Extras 2
Drinks: New Zealand – 81/2 in 28.0 overs (BB McCullum 39, LRPL Taylor 13)
New Zealand: 100 runs in 30.3 overs (184 balls), Extras 4
BB McCullum: 50 off 65 balls (5 x 4, 1 x 6)
3rd Wicket: 50 runs in 70 balls (BB McCullum 23, LRPL Taylor 28, Ex 1)
Bad Light: New Zealand – 137/2 in 41.0 overs (BB McCullum 58, LRPL Taylor 48)
End Of Day: New Zealand – 137/2 in 41.0 overs (BB McCullum 58, LRPL Taylor 48)

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Live Cricket Score; 1st ODI: New Zealand v South Africa at Wellington, Feb 25, 2012

Posted on February 24, 2012 by Cricket Scorer in New Zealand, South Africa

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Pitch Report: The pitch is one of the best in the country. It has a nice grass cover and it is a bit harder. There will be some pace and bounce for the bowlers. The side boundaries are pretty short and the batsmen should enjoy batting on this surface. 250 should be a minimum on this surface reckons Simon Doull

Weather: 17°C | Partly Cloudy (13:01:36 local time)

AB de Villiers: Not too disappointed with losing the toss, it seems like a good batting wicket and will stay true for 100 overs. We need to get some early wickets with the new ball. Smith, Kallis and Steyn are back in the team. I would like to stay calm as a captain and we need to play the pressure situations well.
McCullum: The pitch looks very good and if we bat sensibly we can get a good score on the board. We have picked a balanced team and we hope to do well. We are up against a very good opponent, they showed what they were capable of in the T20 matches. We have addressed some of our shortcomings and we are excited about the challenge ahead.
New Zealand have won the toss and elected to bat
The teasers are over in the form of the three T20 matches and we are set for the real action to begin. Hello, and a warm welcome to one and all for the 1st ODI between New Zealand and South Africa from Wellington. Stay tuned for the toss and team updates..

Dale Steyn is back to spearhead South Africa's attack

Match Facts and Predictions 1st ODI: New Zealand v South Africa at Wellington

The appetisers have been gobbled up as South Africa won a thrilling Twenty20 series 2-1 and the time for a more substantial course has arrived. The one-day series is only three matches and may struggle for relevance in its current context. With no ICC event looming, the fixtures have no real place except to act as a sequel to the dramatic 2011 World Cup quarterfinal where New Zealand snatched a win from under South Africa.

They might not be on a vengeance mission, as AB de Villiers has often said, but South Africa will no doubt have some points to prove. They already issued a warning during Wednesday’s final T20 that their ability to deal with pressure has changed in some respects. For them to be able to continue that into the one-day series will be a marker of progress in the mental aspect of the game more than anything else.

There are also cricketing issues at play for them, particularly in the middle order where JP Duminy, Faf du Plessis, Albie Morkel and Justin Ontong will all want to show themselves worthy of regular selection. The three matches will also present an opportunity for South Africa to try different bowling combinations and see how best to make use of the many spinners, specialist and part-time, at their disposal.

New Zealand will also look to this series as a part of a building process. They have some new players in their ranks, specifically in the bowling department. Michael Bates, Andrew Ellis and Tarun Nethula will want to find their place against top-ranked opposition, after making their debuts against Zimbabwe. The batting line-up will also want to test themselves against a more challenging attack after showing their ability and improving on it in every match against Zimbabwe.

Form Guide

(most recent first)
New Zealand WWWLW
South Africa LLWWW

Players to watch …

Tim Southee and Kyle Mills have led the war of words both on this tour and in the World Cup quarterfinal, a match which New Zealand will look to draw inspiration from. South Africa have shut them both up with their performances and it will be interesting to see what tactic the pair employ now. Will they keep peppering the batsmen with harsh words or will they let the ball do the talking?

Jesse Ryder played a crucial role in New Zealand's World Cup quarter-final win over South Africa last year

With Richard Levi breathing down his neck, Graeme Smith faces a similar pressure to the one he wrestled with last month, in the ODI series against Sri Lanka. Then, he silenced his critics with a brutal half-century in Kimberley and a forceful three-figure knock in Johannesburg. Smith’s ODI form has been a talking point since he stepped down as captain in the format and he will want to prove he still has a lot to give to the fifty-over version of the game.

Team news

New Zealand’s top five looks formidable with Martin Guptill and Rob Nicol opening, Brendon McCullum at No. 3 and Jesse Ryder slotting in at 5. James Franklin dislocated a joint in the little finger of his right hand at training on Friday but X-rays cleared him of a fracture. He should be fit to play but if the discomfort proves too much, Tom Latham will stand in for him. Kyle Mills missed the deciding T20 with illness and should be back in place of Michael Bates. The other position being contested will be between legspinner Tarun Nethula and one of the other seamers, Andy McKay or Andrew Ellis.

New Zealand: (probable) 1 Martin Guptill, 2 Rob Nicol, 3 Brendon McCullum (capt & wk), 4 Kane Williamson, 5 Jesse Ryder, 6 James Franklin/Tom Latham 7 Nathan McCullum, 8 Doug Bracewell 9 Tim Southee, 10 Tarun Nethula/Andy McKay, 11 Kyle Mills/Michael Bates

South Africa welcome back big guns who will add experience to their XI. Graeme Smith will open the batting with Hashim Amla while Jacques Kallis returns at No. 3. The positions 4-6 in the line-up are known to be rotational but will be occupied by AB de Villiers, JP Duminy and either Faf du Plessis or Justin Ontong. If both are included, Albie Morkel may have to sit out. Its unlikely South Africa will play more than one spinner and that position will be jostled by the man in possession Robin Peterson and the wily Johan Botha. Dale Steyn will be back to bolster the bowling.

South Africa: (probable) 1 Hashim Amla, 2 Graeme Smith, 3 Jacques Kallis 4 AB de Villiers (capt & wk), 5 JP Duminy, 6 and 7 Justin Ontong/Faf du Plessis/ Albie Morkel, 8 Robin Peterson/Johan Botha 9 Dale Steyn 10 Morne Morkel 11 Lonwabo Tsotsobe

Stats and Trivia

The last time South Africa played an ODI series in New Zealand, they were beaten 5-1, in the 2003-4 season.
Jacques Kallis has stuck 900 fours in his ODI career.
Kyle Mills is three wickets away from 200 ODI scalps.

Quotes

“There’s definitely belief that we can beat them. We are playing in our conditions, we’ve got what we think is a pretty exciting unit as well.”
Brendon McCullum says New Zealand are not short of confidence after the T20 series loss

“The guys have given us a start. It’s a tough tour because conditions are different. It’s a different way of playing cricket but I am looking forward to it.” South African stalwart Jacques Kallis hopes the experienced players in the one-day set-up can continue the momentum from the T20 series

Live Cricket Score 1st ODI: New Zealand v South Africa at Wellington, Feb 25, 2012

New Zealand 253/9 (50 ov)

South Africa 254/4 (45.2 ov)

South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 28 balls remaining)

South Africa in New Zealand ODI Series – 1st ODI
ODI no. 3249 | 2011/12 season
Played at Westpac Stadium, Wellington
25 February 2012 – day/night (50-over match)


New Zealand innings (50 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
RJ Nicol	c Kallis b Peterson	30	68	58	4	0	51.72
MJ Guptill	c †de Villiers b Tsotsobe	7	29	17	1	0	41.17
BB McCullum*†	c Peterson b Kallis	56	98	67	2	2	83.58
KS Williamson	c †de Villiers b Tsotsobe	55	114	69	4	0	79.71
JD Ryder	c Smith b Kallis	6	15	12	1	0	50.00
JEC Franklin	c Amla b M Morkel	32	52	37	2	0	86.48
AM Ellis	b Steyn	20	26	19	2	0	105.26
NL McCullum	b M Morkel	15	25	15	0	1	100.00
DAJ Bracewell	st †de Villiers b Peterson	0	2	3	0	0	0.00
KD Mills	not out	4	10	5	0	0	80.00
TG Southee	not out	4	1	1	1	0	400.00
Extras	(b 4, lb 10, w 7, nb 3)	24

Total	(9 wickets; 50 overs; 224 mins)	253	(5.06 runs per over)

Fall of wickets 1-25 (Guptill, 6.4 ov), 2-58 (Nicol, 15.3 ov), 3-137 (BB McCullum, 29.6 ov), 4-153 (Ryder, 32.6 ov), 5-194 (Williamson, 40.6 ov), 6-211 (Franklin, 44.1 ov), 7-230 (Ellis, 46.6 ov), 8-234 (Bracewell, 47.4 ov), 9-249 (NL McCullum, 49.5 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
LL Tsotsobe	10	1	41	2	4.10	(3nb, 1w)
M Morkel	9	0	49	2	5.44	(2w)
DW Steyn	9	0	37	1	4.11	(2w)
RJ Peterson	10	1	45	2	4.50	(1w)
JP Duminy	5	0	22	0	4.40
JH Kallis	7	0	45	2	6.42	(1w)


South Africa innings (target: 254 runs from 50 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
HM Amla	b Southee	8	18	10	1	0	80.00
GC Smith	c Ryder b Mills	9	21	16	1	0	56.25
JH Kallis	c Williamson b Bracewell	13	26	17	2	0	76.47
JP Duminy	c & b Nicol	46	102	74	2	0	62.16
AB de Villiers*†	not out	106	151	106	3	4	100.00
F du Plessis	not out	66	72	49	9	1	134.69
Extras	(lb 1, w 5)	6

Total	(4 wickets; 45.2 overs; 197 mins)	254	(5.60 runs per over)

Did not bat JA Morkel, RJ Peterson, DW Steyn, M Morkel, LL Tsotsobe

Fall of wickets 1-17 (Amla, 3.6 ov), 2-17 (Smith, 4.2 ov), 3-35 (Kallis, 9.5 ov), 4-125 (Duminy, 30.1 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
KD Mills	7	0	27	1	3.85
TG Southee	10	0	64	1	6.40	(2w)
DAJ Bracewell	10	1	61	1	6.10
NL McCullum	7	0	25	0	3.57
RJ Nicol	5	0	43	1	8.60
AM Ellis	5	0	26	0	5.20
JEC Franklin	1	0	5	0	5.00
KS Williamson	0.2	0	2	0	6.00	(1w)

Match details

Toss New Zealand, who chose to bat
Series South Africa led the 3-match series 1-0

Player of the match AB de Villiers (South Africa)

Umpires CB Gaffaney and RK Illingworth (England)
TV umpire Aleem Dar (Pakistan)
Match referee RS Mahanama (Sri Lanka)
Reserve umpire GAV Baxter

Match notes

Powerplay 1: Overs 0.1 – 10.0 (Mandatory – 38 runs, 1 wicket)
Over 6.5: Review by New Zealand (Batting), Umpire – RK Illingworth, Batsman – BB McCullum (Upheld)
Over 11.3: Review by New Zealand (Batting), Umpire – CB Gaffaney, Batsman – BB McCullum (Upheld)
New Zealand: 50 runs in 13.1 overs (80 balls), Extras 12
Powerplay 2: Overs 15.1 – 20.0 (Bowling side – 17 runs, 1 wicket)
Drinks: New Zealand – 58/2 in 15.3 overs (BB McCullum 9)
Over 17.1: Review by South Africa (Bowling), Umpire – CB Gaffaney, Batsman – BB McCullum (Struck down)
New Zealand: 100 runs in 24.4 overs (149 balls), Extras 13
3rd Wicket: 50 runs in 66 balls (BB McCullum 30, KS Williamson 22, Ex 1)
BB McCullum: 50 off 62 balls (2 x 4, 2 x 6)
Drinks: New Zealand – 137/3 in 30.0 overs (KS Williamson 29)
New Zealand: 150 runs in 32.3 overs (197 balls), Extras 17
Powerplay 3: Overs 35.1 – 40.0 (Batting side – 32 runs, 0 wicket)
KS Williamson: 50 off 59 balls (4 x 4)
New Zealand: 200 runs in 42.1 overs (256 balls), Extras 18
New Zealand: 250 runs in 49.6 overs (303 balls), Extras 24
Innings Break: New Zealand – 253/9 in 50.0 overs (KD Mills 4, TG Southee 4)

Powerplay 1: Overs 0.1 – 10.0 (Mandatory – 36 runs, 3 wickets)
South Africa: 50 runs in 12.5 overs (77 balls), Extras 0
Powerplay 2: Overs 15.1 – 20.0 (Bowling side – 17 runs, 0 wicket)
Drinks: South Africa – 61/3 in 16.0 overs (JP Duminy 11, AB de Villiers 20)
4th Wicket: 50 runs in 73 balls (JP Duminy 18, AB de Villiers 34, Ex 0)
South Africa: 100 runs in 24.5 overs (149 balls), Extras 0
AB de Villiers: 50 off 65 balls (1 x 4, 1 x 6)
Over 33.4: Review by South Africa (Batting), Umpire – RK Illingworth, Batsman – F du Plessis (Upheld)
South Africa: 150 runs in 33.5 overs (203 balls), Extras 0
Drinks: South Africa – 150/4 in 34.0 overs (AB de Villiers 62, F du Plessis 12)
Powerplay 3: Overs 35.1 – 40.0 (Batting side – 45 runs, 0 wicket)
5th Wicket: 50 runs in 41 balls (AB de Villiers 20, F du Plessis 30, Ex 0)
South Africa: 200 runs in 39.5 overs (239 balls), Extras 0
AB de Villiers: 100 off 101 balls (2 x 4, 4 x 6)
5th Wicket: 100 runs in 78 balls (AB de Villiers 51, F du Plessis 45, Ex 4)
F du Plessis: 50 off 42 balls (6 x 4, 1 x 6)
South Africa: 250 runs in 44.4 overs (268 balls), Extras 5

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