Zimbabwe First-Class Matches 1997/98-2005/06

ZIMBABWE v SOUTH AFRICA Played at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, September 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 2001. Match drawn. ZIMBABWE 1 A.D.R.Campbell c Gibbs b Klusener 77 c Dippenaar b Henderson 20 2 D.D.Ebrahim c Pollock b Henderson 71 b Henderson 4 3 H.Masakadza c Boucher b Nel 13 not out 42 4 S.V.Carlisle lbw b Pollock 49 c Ntini b Henderson 4 5 †A.Flower c McKenzie b Henderson 67 not out 14 6 G.W.Flower run out (Klusener/Henderson) 44 7 G.J.Whittall c Pollock b Henderson 16 8 *H.H.Streak c Klusener b Henderson 31 9 P.A.Strang not out 38 10 T.J.Friend b Pollock 4 11 R.W.Price not out 0 Extras lb 8, nb 1 9 b 4, lb 4, nb 4 12 —— —— (9 wickets, declared) 419 (3 wickets) 96 FoW (1): 1-152 (1), 2-154 (2), 3-175 (3), 4-261 (5), 5-327 (6), 6-330 (4), 7-377 (8), 8-377 (7), 9-406 (10) FoW (2): 1-21 (2), 2-38 (1), 3-58 (4) SOUTH AFRICA 1 H.H.Gibbs c A.Flower b Price 74 2 G.Kirsten st A.Flower b Price 65 3 J.H.Kallis not out 189 4 N.D.McKenzie lbw b Friend 88 5 H.H.Dippenaar c G.W.Flower b Price 11 6 L.Klusener c Campbell b Price 27 7 *S.M.Pollock c Carlisle b Price 41 8 †M.V.Boucher b Friend 14 9 C.W.Henderson b Friend 0 10 M.Ntini 11 A.Nel Extras b 3, lb 7 10 —— (8 wickets, declared) 519 FoW (1): 1-117 (1), 2-162 (2), 3-343 (4), 4-368 (5), 5-418 (6), 6-490 (7), 7-513 (8), 8-519 (9) South Africa Bowling O M R W O M R W Pollock 28 14 40 2 1nb 4 1 8 0 4nb Nel 21 3 73 1 3 0 9 0 Ntini 25 9 68 0 (4) 3 0 11 0 Klusener 37 10 87 1 (5) 12 7 21 0 Henderson 67 24 143 4 (3) 18 11 33 3 Kirsten (6) 2 1 6 0 Zimbabwe Bowling O M R W Streak 25 9 64 0 Friend 30.2 9 87 3 Strang 14.2 2 52 0 Price 79 19 181 5 Whittall 29.4 6 80 0 G.W.Flower 8 0 45 0 Umpires: K.C.Barbour and J.H.Hampshire. Third umpire: G.R.Evans. Toss: Zimbabwe Referee: Naushad Ali. Close of Play: 1st day: Zimbabwe (1) 154-2 (Masakadza 2*, Carlisle 0*, 86.1 overs); 2nd day: No play; 3rd day: South Africa (1) 26-0 (Gibbs 15*, Kirsten 11*, 13 overs); 4th day: South Africa (1) 300-2 (Kallis 81*, McKenzie 74*, 123 overs). Man of the match: J.H.Kallis. J.H.Kallis’s 189 took 443 balls in 581 minutes and included 19 fours and 3 sixes. 71