Pakistan vs South Africa 2nd T20 Full Scoreboard

Pakistan Batting
Shahzaib Hasan c J Botha b L Tsotsobe 6(6b,1/4)
Imran Farhat b L Tsotsobe 9(12b,1/4)
Mohammad Hafeez b M Morkel 14(9b,2/4)
Misbah-ul-Haq c A Morkel b J Theron 33(38b,2/4,1/6)
Umar Akmal run out (L Tsotsobe/de Villiers) 5(4b,1/4)
Shahid Afridi (c) c G Smith b J Theron 3(3b)
Abdul Razzaq c J Theron b A Morkel 25(29b,2/6)
Zulqarnain Haider (wk) b J Theron 17(17b,1/4)
Umar Gul b J Theron 0(1b)
Saeed Ajmal not out 1(1b)
Extras: (lb 3, w 4) 7
Total: (9 wkts, 20 ovs) 120

South Africa Bowling
Albie Morkel 4 0 31 1
Lonwabo Tsotsobe 4 1 20 2
Morne Morkel 4 1 22 1
Johan Botha 4 0 17 0
Juan Theron 4 0 27 4

South Africa Batting
Graeme Smith st Z Haider b S Ajmal 38(42b,4/4)
Loots Bosman lbw b S Afridi 11(16b,2/4)
AB de Villiers (wk) c I Farhat b M Hafeez 11(15b)
Jean-Paul Duminy not out 20(16b,2/6)
Colin Ingram c U Akmal b S Akhtar 31(17b,4/4,1/6)
David Miller not out 6(6b)
Extras: (lb 2, w 6) 8
Total: (4 wkts, 20 18.4 overs) 124

Pakistan Bowling
Shoaib Akhtar 4 0 36 1
Umar Gul 3.4 0 32 0
Mohammad Hafeez 4 0 19 1
Shahid Afridi 4 0 13 1
Saeed Ajmal 3 1 23 1

England vs South Africa 18th Match Full Scoreboard

England Batting
Michael Lumb lbw b J Botha 3(4b)
Craig Kieswetter (wk) c D Steyn b J Duminy 41(42b,3/4,2/6)
Kevin Pietersen c G Smith b J Botha 53(33b,8/4,1/6)
Paul Collingwood (c) c M Boucher b M Morkel 14(9b,2/6)
Eoin Morgan c AB de Villiers b C Langeveldt 21(14b,3/4)
Luke Wright b C Langeveldt 0(2b)
Tim Bresnan b M Morkel 13(13b,1/4)
Michael Yardy not out 8(5b,1/4)
Graeme Swann not out 1(1b)
Extras: (lb 3, w 7, nb 4) 14
Total: (7 wkts, 20 ovs) 168

South Africa Bowling
Johan Botha 4 0 15 2
Dale Steyn 4 0 50 0
Morne Morkel 4 1 40 2
Charl Langeveldt 4 0 34 2
Jacques Kallis 3 0 15 0
Jean-Paul Duminy 1 0 11 1

South Africa Batting
Graeme Smith (c) c M Lumb b G Swann 19(24b,2/4)
Jacques Kallis c K Pietersen b S Broad 11(13b,1/6)
Herschelle Gibbs c R Sidebottom b M Yardy 8(8b,1/4)
AB de Villiers c P Collingwood b G Swann 5(9b)
Albie Morkel b M Yardy 0(2b)
Jean-Paul Duminy c M Yardy b R Sidebottom 39(25b,2/4,2/6)
Mark Boucher (wk) c E Morgan b G Swann 9(11b)
Johan Botha c & b R Sidebottom 12(12b,1/6)
Dale Steyn c E Morgan b S Broad 5(6b)
Morne Morkel b R Sidebottom 1(2b)
Charl Langeveldt not out 2(3b)
Extras: (b 2, lb 9, w 6, nb 1) 18
Total: (10 wkts, 19 ovs) 129

England Bowling
Ryan Sidebottom 4 0 23 3
Tim Bresnan 3 0 14 0
Stuart Broad 4 0 26 2
Michael Yardy 4 0 31 2
Graeme Swann 4 0 24 3

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South Africa vs New Zealand 14th match Full Scoreboard

South Africa Batting
Jacques Kallis c T Southee b J Oram 31(26b,1/4,2/6)
Graeme Smith (c) c M Guptill b T Southee 14(12b,2/4)
Herschelle Gibbs c B McCullum b N McCullum 30(24b,1/4,2/6)
AB de Villiers not out 47(39b,1/4,2/6)
Albie Morkel run out (G Hopkins) 40(18b,5/6)
Mark Boucher (wk) not out 0(1b)
Extras: (b 6, w 2) 8
Total: (4 wkts, 20 ovs)170

New Zealand Bowling
Nathan McCullum 4 0 35 1
Shane Bond 4 0 33 0
Tim Southee 3 0 39 1
Jacob Oram 3 0 22 1
Daniel Vettori 4 0 21 0
Scott Styris 2 0 14 0

New Zealand Batting
Brendon McCullum c H Gibbs b C Langeveldt 6(5b,1/4)
Jesse Ryder c AB de Villiers b J Botha 33(28b,2/4,2/6)
Martin Guptill c A Morkel b J Botha 18(19b,3/4
Ross Taylor c H Gibbs b M Morkel 19(16b,1/4,1/6)
Scott Styris c H Gibbs b C Langeveldt 13(12b,2/4)
Gareth Hopkins (wk) c D Steyn b M Morkel 18(13b,2/6)
Jacob Oram lbw b D Steyn 0(2b)
Nathan McCullum not out 26(17b,3/4,1/6)
Daniel Vettori (c) not out 10(10b,1/4)
Extras: (lb 7, w 5, nb 2) 14
Total: (7 wkts, 20 ovs) 157

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After the record-breaking win in Gwalior India will look at a clean sweep against South Africa for the first time in history for its international cricket when they take South Africa in the third and final ODI at Sardar Patel Stadium, meetings, Ahmedabad.

India will look frontward to a clean sweep lacking some key players like Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh and Zaheer Khan, but this will be huge occasion for some of the young community to present their talents at the international level.

In the period in-between Virender Sehwag fell for his uncomfortable back injury in the first game in Jaipur.

Two new faces, M Vijay, container opener from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka fast bowler Abhimanyu Mithun has been mentioned in the 14-squad.

South Africa on the other side is looking ahead to playing for self-importance in the final game of the series; they want to record a victory, so that they can make progress some of their pride. Their fleece looks a real apprehension for concern for those in the whole series.

So far, their batting really a most important anxiety of concern for them, failed the star player who JPDuminy to bring on this trip. But they have talent and they just need impressive to come about on their side to go against the weaker Indian queue 3rd game.

Team India: M Vijay, Dinesh Karthik, Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni (Capt. & wk), Suresh Raina, Rohit Sharma, Yusuf Pathan, Ravindra Jadeja, Sudeep Tyagi, S Sreesanth, R Ashwin, Amit Mishra, Abhimanyu Mithun, Ashish Nehra

Team South Africa: Herschelle Gibbs, Hashim Amla, Jacques Kallis(c), AB de Villiers, Alviro Petersen, Albie Morkel, Mark Boucher (w), Roelof van der Merwe, Wayne Parnell, Dale Steyn, Charl Langeveldt, Johan Botha, Loots Bosman, Morne Morkel, Lonwabo Tsotsobe

It was 13:30 when the teams landed here, and also to their individual hotels. The Indians are at Usha Kiran Palace Hotel and South African players on the Central Park Hotel.

A slim one run victory over South Africa in the first ODI apart from Indian confidence will be high going into the second leg in the sunrise because of their extraordinary results on the Captain Roop Singh Stadium.

The hosts have won seven of the nine ODI’s, they have played here, including one touching South Africa when they overcome the visitors by 38 runs at a 45 over-a-side match on 12 November 1991.

The second ODI planned for Wednesday 24 February, the teams have taken a day off practice. The Indian team determination hold its training in the morning Tuesday, February 23, while South Africans have net-meeting this daylight.

India is the head of the three-match ODI series by 1-0 after winning by a run in the first ODI in Jaipur.

Left arm of the seamer were out of the last day of the second Test against South Africa at Eden Gardens Thursday after he broke his leg the earlier day.

“Zaheer has suffered a strength injure in his leg and has been ruled out of ODI series against South Africa, says BCCI. He will be replaced by Shantha Sreesanth.”

World champions Australia is opportunely located on the top with 134 points, India 121 and South Africa 119 will battle it out for second place.

For South Africa, Captain Graeme Smith is the only major absent after his finger injury which he continued during the test series and was forced to return. Jacques Kallis will guide South Africa in the absence of Graeme Smith.

It helped the hosts to keep the top spot in ICC Test rankings, but South Africa can move over India in the ODI rankings if they win the best-of-three limited overs series 2-1 or better.

Hashim Amla, top scorer in the test series was not in the beginning part of a day squad, but is now in for Smith. Opening batsman Herschel Gibbs, off-spinner Roelof van der Merwede and fast bowler Albie Morel – all with Indian Premier League contracts – have also been brought in to add force to the tourists go to the first game in Jaipur.

The hosts had to retrieve the remaining seven ports to sign the series 1-1, had to wait pending the end of the FAG dramatic fifth day playing in their Moment of Glory with Hashim Amla almost transport Proteas backside with a defiant unbeaten 127.

Harbhajan Singh claimed five ports for 59 runs as India beat South Africa by an innings and 58 runs in a breathtaking final day of the second test to level two match series 1-1 and still number one test team in the world.

The right-hander was dismissed only once in the series, aggregating 489 runs. He scored 253 not out in the first test in Nagpur, where South Africa won by an innings and six runs, and 114 and 127 not out in this test, and was rarely concerned about the Indian bowler straight from beginning to end.

After the tea break, the Indians were accurately race against time to decline the last three gates in the tense post-tea session and injury-induced deficiency of Zaheer Khan had an opinion.

Harbhajan claimed the last door of Mornie Morel, trapping his legs until they hatch to mark India win and send high-Eden crowd into frenzy.

The fiesty off spinner ran touching divisions and was quickly crushed by his teammates, who celebrated the victory.

Amla and Morel defied the Indians with 124 balls to frustrate the hosts, who just can not get the burst through despite addition offensive field all day.

But it was Amla who achieved the rare feat of scoring centuries in each innings he played in the run, which took center to go with his brilliant batting, occupying the wrinkle for more than a day, and faced 394 balls.

South Africa 1st Innings: 296

India 1st Innings: 643 – 6 declared

South Africa 2nd Innings: 290

Man of the Match: Hashim Amla

Man of the Series: Hashim Amla

He said that the Proteas have forward motion with them and was listening carefully on winning the series.

“We are so worried about the ICC rankings. Of course it would be nice to be number one Test side in the world, but our focal point is to win series in India. We are here to play a good brand of cricket,” de Villiers told reporters.

AB de Villiers is persuaded that South Africa’s upper hand 48 hours before the final test of the two-match series starts Eden Gardens on Sunday. “Cricket is all about momentum and confidence,” de Villiers said after a tough workout, which lasts for four hours. “We’ve won two Test matches in a row, and we are an impartial side. But we still have to win the series. ”

Before their innings victory in the Nagpur Test was South Africa beaten England in the last test at Wanderers to level four-match series 1-1. But de Villiers admitted that the South Africans not to make money on to win the series at home against England, particularly when they stood on the brink of victory at least twice.

“It was very unsatisfactory not to win the series. Comforter, we under enemy controls most of the test series, but it means nothing at the end of the day when it was 1-1.”

According to de Villiers, now that India is in a turn, they would be anxious to bounce back and use all available options. A shot in the arm in the return of VVS Laxman form wrist injury. In the lack of Rahul Dravid and Yuvraj Singh in the middle order, counting Laxman returns is significant for India, who made three changes after the defeat in the first test. South Africa is still disturbing. But they are not easy to Indians even though they saw a downhearted lot for four days in Nagpur.

2010 FIFA World Cup being the 19 FIFA World Cup, the premier international football tournament. It is scheduled to take place between June 11 and 11 July 2010 in South Africa. 2010 FIFA World Cup will be the conclusion of a requirement development which began in August 2007 and involved 204 208 FIFA teams. So that it matches the 2008 Summer Olympics as a sporting event with the competing nations.

Voting Results:
Country Votes
South Africa 14
Morocco 10
Egypt 0

List of qualified teams:

The following 32 teams qualified for the final tournament.

AFC (4)

* Australia
* Japan
* Korea DPR
* Korea Republic

CAF (5+1)

* Algeria
* Cameroon
* Côte d’Ivoire
* Ghana
* Nigeria
* South Africa (hosts)

CONCACAF (3)

* Honduras
* Mexico
* United States

CONMEBOL (5)

* Argentina
* Brazil
* Chile
* Paraguay
* Uruguay

OFC (1)

* New Zealand

UEFA (13)

* Denmark
* England
* France
* Germany
* Greece
* Italy
* Netherlands
* Portugal
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Switzerland

Prize money and club payments:

* $9 million – Round of 16
* $18 million – Quarter-finals
* $20 million – Semi-finals
* $24 million – Runners up
* $30 million – Winners

Venues:

Johannesburg Durban Cape Town Pretoria PortElizabeth Bloemfontein Polokwane Nelspruit Rustenburg

Match Ball:

Groups:

A
South Africa
Mexico
Uruguay
France

B
Argentina
Nigeria
Korea Republic
Greece

C
England
USA
Algeria
Slovenia

D
Germany
Australia
Serbia
Ghana

E
Netherlands
Denmark
Japan
Cameroon

F
Italy
Paraguay
New Zealand
Slovakia

G
Brazil
Korea PRK
Côte d’Ivoire
Portugal

H
Spain
Switzerland
Honduras
Chile

Matches:

11 June 2010
South Africa Match 1 Mexico Soccer City, Johannesburg
Uruguay Match 2 France Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town

12 June 2010
Korea Republic Match 3 Greece Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Argentina Match 4 Nigeria Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
England Match 5 United States Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg

13 June 2010
Algeria Match 6 Slovenia Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
Serbia Match 7 Ghana Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
Germany Match 8 Australia Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban

14 June 2010
Netherlands Match 9 Denmark Soccer City, Johannesburg
Japan Match 10 Cameroon Free State Stadium,Bloemfontein
Italy Match 11 Paraguay Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town

15 June 2010
New Zealand Match 12 Slovakia Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
Côte d’Ivoire Match 13 Portugal Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Brazil Match 14 Korea DPR Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg

16 June 2010
Honduras Match 15 Chile Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
Spain Match 16 Switzerland Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
South Africa Match 17 Uruguay Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria

17 June 2010
Argentina Match 18 Korea Republic Soccer City, Johannesburg
Greece Match 19 Nigeria Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
France Match 20 Mexico Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane

18 June 2010
Germany Match 21 Serbia Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Slovenia Match 22 United States Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
England Match 23 Algeria Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town

19 June 2010
Netherlands Match 24 Japan Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
Ghana Match 25 Australia Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
Cameroon Match 26 Denmark Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria

20 June 2010
Slovakia Match 27 Paraguay Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Italy Match 28 New Zealand Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
Brazil Match 29 Côte d’Ivoire Soccer City, Johannesburg

21 June 2010
Portugal Match 30 Korea DPR Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town
Chile Match 31 Switzerland Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Spain Match 32 Honduras Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg

22 June 2010
Mexico Match 33 Uruguay Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
France Match 34 South Africa Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Nigeria Match 35 Korea Republic Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
Greece Match 36 Argentina Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane

23 June 2010
Slovenia Match 37 England Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
United States Match 38 Algeria Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
Ghana Match 39 Germany Soccer City, Johannesburg
Australia Match 40 Serbia Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit

24 June 2010
Slovakia Match 41 Italy Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
Paraguay Match 42 New Zealand Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
Denmark Match 43 Japan Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
Cameroon Match 44 Netherlands Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town

25 June 2010
Korea DPR Match 45 Côte d’Ivoire Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
Portugal Match 46 Brazil Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
Chile Match 47 Spain LoftusVersfeld Stadium, Pretoria
Switzerland Match 48 Honduras Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein

Knockout stage:

Round of 16:
26 June 2010
Winners of Group A Match 49 Runners-up of Group B Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Winners of Group C Match 50 Runners-up of Group D Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg

27 June 2010
Winners of Group D Match 51 Runners-up of Group C Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Winners of Group B Match 52 Runners-up of Group A Soccer City, Johannesburg

28 June 2010
Winners of Group E Match 53 Runners-up of Group F Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
Winners of Group G Match 54 Runners-up of Group H Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg

29 June 2010
Winners of Group F Match 55 Runners-up of Group E Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
Winners of Group H Match 56 Runners-up of Group G Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town

Quarter-finals:

2 July 2010
Winners of Match 53 Match 57 Winners of Match 54 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Winners of Match 49 Match 58 Winners of Match 50 Soccer City, Johannesburg

3 July 2010

Winners of Match 52 Match 59 Winners of Match 51 Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town
Winners of Match 55 Match 60 Winners of Match 56 Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg

Semi-finals:

6 July 2010
Winners of Match 58 Match 61 Winners of Match 57 Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town

7 July 2010
Winners of Match 59 Match 62 Winners of Match 60 Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban

Third place play-off:

10 July 2010
Losers of Match 61 Match 63 Losers of Match 62 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth

Final:

11 July 2010
Winners of Match 61 Match 64 Winners of Match 62 Soccer City, Johannesburg