da betobet： Thami Tsolekile stole the limelight equalling the South African first-class record as he joined a group of ten wicketkeepers to make 7 dismissals in a first-class innings
da dobrowin： Keith Lane23-Jun-20053rd day
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsA 108-run partnership, made under a lot of pressure, between LanceKlusener (66) and Duncan Brown (55) saw the Dolphins pass the WesternProvince Boland total of 346 at Kingsmead in Durban. Earlier Shaun Pollockhad lost his wicket on 66 giving Paul Adams the first of his twowickets, but it was Thami Tsolekile who stole the limelight equallingthe South African first-class record as he joined a group of ten wicketkeepers to make 7 dismissals in a first-class innings.WPBOL, with a star-studded batting line-up, were soon in trouble in their second innings. Pollock took the wickets of Herschelle Gibbs (0), Graeme Smith (2) andAndrew Puttick (9) to set the Dolphins up for a thrilling finish tomorrow.Mfuneko Ngam, after his injury scare on the first day, once again could notcomplete his overs, as he struggled with his shoulder injury to take twowickets. At close WPBOL had slumped to 115 for 7, with Ashwell Prince on47, a lead of only 73 going into the last day. To add to their woes JPDuminy, breaking his finger while fielding, had already left for CapeTown, effectively leaving them at eight down, and Jacques Kallis may notdo too much bowling as he battles his way through a thigh strain.3rd day
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsIn Potchefstroom the Warriors face an uphill battle as they chase down atarget of 397 after being bowled out for 173 in their first innings.Andrew Hall and Charl Langeveldt took three wickets apiece as theWarriors struggled to come to terms with their batting. A fighting 49from Pieter Strydom, their captain, in 3-and-a-half hours was almost in vain as wicketsfell around him. Neil McKenzie (71) and Justin Ontong (57) allowed theLions the luxury of declaring at 194 leaving the home team ample time tobowl the Warriors out for a second time. At close the Warriors had puton a quick 53 for 1 in the 14 overs bowled.3rd day
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsThe batting paradise at SuperSport Park ensured that the game betweenthe Titans and Eagles was destined for a draw. There was someencouragement in the batting department with Davey Jacobs’s 149 stillbeing spoken about, while Boeta Dippenaar continued his early-season formwith a sparkling hundred. For the bowlers it was hard work, as only 17 wickets fell while 934 runs were scored in the first three days. Maybe it is time to end the preparation of bowler-friendly pitches and teach the bowlers how to bowl on flat beds. Congratulationsto the ground staff in Centurion.
